American Home Shield - Dry wall Patch
They (Professional Renovation) supposingly repaired *** in my bedroom that was cut by the plumber sent out to stop leak in the wall, He cut a 12x12 hole in wall to repair piping inside wall. The repairman (professional renovation) a Mr Wilson put compound to the patch the hole and apply tape over it, but did not put compound over tape (left the tape exposed).
Therefore leaving the job incomplete. I have talked to several AHS Reps with no satisfaction. They are saying I am suppose to put a coat of mud (compound) over the tape, sand and paint. I understand the painting but I am not skilled to mud sheet rock.
I have been with AHS almost 7 years and paid them approx.
$4000.00 and this is the service I get. In order to repair the holes in my bedroom wall will cost me at least $300 to $500.00 and that is not including painting. Will someone please do the right thing and send someone other than Mr. Wilson to correct the mess he made.
I would like to send a picture to someone to see the mess he made that is suppose to be a rough finish; rough it is!
Marion Moses, 6205 Hickory Hill Ct, Montgomery, AL 36117 Contract #13453****. Phone # (334) 356-****.
Monetary Loss: $500.
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That's definitely an interesting Drywall story, I hope everything is taken care of though, that's unfortunate.
Thanks for sharing your experienced and I'm sorry to hear that, If you dont want to waste money and time I highly suggest to consult with a professional Drywall Repair who's expert on this.
Use a drywall knife to cover the patch with lightweight joint compound in a crisscross pattern, feathering the edges so it blends with the wall. If this is happening again, I highly suggest to consult with a professional drywall service who's expert on this.
At least they sent someone to repair your ceiling. AHS's plumber cut a huge hole into my ceiling, trying to find the source of a leak in a copper pipe.
The plumber found the leak, and AHS said they would send someone to close up two areas that the plumber ripped open.
A drywall company came to my house, and left without doing a thing. Later, I got a letter from AHS saying the damage would not be covered because it was secondary. Really? After the plumber ripped open the area?
I cannot believe it. My dining area looks like a fallout shelter.
These people are a joke of a company. I am taking them to small claims court.