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The cabinet representative has not completed my cabinets, contract signed 5/30/13. The franchise locally installs them and withholding parts paid
Asked on Sep 23rd, 2013 on Consumer Law - Texas
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The installer,has a drawer and cookie sheet dividers I have offered to pick up, but they will not answer my phone call. Several items are awaiting the manufacturer in Indiana which I can accept even though the delay is only due to the rep who does not want to pay for shipping.. He picks up several kitchens at once and estimates 10/10 before I get them. From 5/30/13? Cabinets still not complete. He also recommended electrician who did not complete what was paid, and a tile installer who did a terrible job.
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Did you have a written contract with the date the installation was to be completed? Were you told an estimated completion date prior to these delays? If so, you may have a breach of contract case. Texas has a law called the Deceptive Trade Practices Act that is designed to protect consumers from unscrupulous sales representatives and businesses. If the company has failed to perform the job to your specifications by the date you agreed to, you may have a claim against them.
Answered on Sep 23rd, 2013 at 12:24 PM