When you are looking for a home builder, you have to make some kind of research to choose the right one. All the home building companies claim in their commercials that they provide the best homes ever and that they really care about their customers and community. But this information needs some proof. To find the truth, you need to look through the consumers' review and read what people say. To help you cope with this, we have read some reviews about Schumacher Homes and defined the main problems.
Poor quality of services. When a person founds a company, that means that he or she is in charge of customer service. But since Bill Schumacher has an increase in income, it seems like he does not care about his customers any more. There have been many complaints posted about the poor quality of products and services of Schumacher Homes. People have many problems with homes and cannot make the company that provided so horrible homes fix the problems. The company really does not care about the customers anymore since they got their money. And the other problem is that Schumacher treats the contractors just as bad as the customers.
No honor to warranty. Many people write in their complaint how they tried in vain to get a refund for those poor quality services provided by Schumacher Homes. But the company considers that the best way of communicating with the customers is not to honor warranty claims. People experience many troubles because of the poor organization of Schumacher Homes. The company does not pay their installers and people cannot get Schumacher Homes products properly installed. The contractors just do not come. And it is clear because no one would like to work for free. But these problems should not interfere in the lives of unaware customers. When something goes wrong with homes made by Schumacher, the installers refuse to come and service the warranty claims. Thus, the customers get the usual runaround.
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Friday, February 15, 2008
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