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Canton homeowner hires roofing contractor to replace roof and rebuild porch railing. Roofing work is done well, but porch railing was poorly installed.
Tampa homeowner calls appliance repair company to fix stove, but claims they made it worse. She wants her stove restored to its preservice condition.
Homeowner hires moving company to transport antique furniture to Raleigh and says several items were damaged. The moving company claims they never received a letter detailing the damages, despite her proof otherwise.
Homeowner says Columbus handyman service overcharged for services and wants a partial refund. Handyman is totally shocked.
Homeowner complains that Columbus roofing company used replacement shingles that don't match existing shinlges. The homeowner now wants the entire roof to be replaced.
Homeowner is pleased with the work done by a Minneapolis fencing company, but is shocked to learn it was done by subcontractors. Those subcontractors now have a lien on his home. He is looking to the fencing company for resolution.
Two Tampa cabinet makers face complaints from homeowner about incomplete and unsatisfactory work. One homeowner wants the work completed, the other wants a refund.
Homeowner hires a St. Louis siding company to install siding on his garage. While initially happy with the work, he notices that the siding is buckling a cracking due to not being secured properly. He wants the defective siding replaced.
Grout in the shower doesn't completely dry after bathroom remodeling project in Seattle is completed. Homeowner wants contractor to redo the work, but he won't return her calls.
Homeonwer initially hires San Diego appliance repair service to fix a malfunctioning ice maker. After that repair, a series of others pop up and homeowner seeks compensation.
