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A Columbus-area homeowner claims that a fencing company used the wrong lumber to build his fence and wants them to replace it.
Homeowner says drywall for skylight wells is crooked and the paint is cracking, but handyman services contractor says the problems existed beforehand.
Moving company agrees to pay for repairs to damaged furniture then fails to follow through, homeowner says.
Car owner says what he thought was an alignment problem was actually a tread problem that the tire company overlooked.
Homeowner says the plumbing contractor took a cash payment but didn't finish the job. Plumber responds by completing the work.
Customer says the contractor did shoddy work on concrete patio and steps, while the contractor says he will file a lien to force payment.
A company is accused of resealing floors without testing for reaction with sealant. Customer wants company to give her a refund.
A company and a homeowner resolve issues with an installation. The homeowner claims the pattern did not match what she ordered.
