Business ProfileforBullitt County Auto & RV Sales, Inc.

Me and my wife lived in it for five months in those five months the underbelly of our trailer had began to bulge to where it was touching the ground and the company came out and cut the underbelly open and revealed about 70 gallons of water that poured out from under the trailer That was from a leak in a waterline under the trailer. That most definitely is not normal wear and tear… and the amount of water damage, mold and mildew that came from that excessive water sitting in the underbelly of the trailer is not normal wear and tear. These are things that should be included in a manufacturers warranty, because clearly the manufacturers did not assemble something right if there is a leak that is unable to be seen in a waterline inside the underbelly of a trailer. I suppose you could say the company did do a short term fix since they want to claim that, because after they cut the underbelly of our trailer open, they did put duct tape back over the cut so that the underbelly wasn’t hanging out like a rabbid animal broke into it, unfortunately that duct tape maybe held for a week at most as far as the mold they came and simply sprayed cleaner on it and wiped it, which is what me and my wife had already been doing, and the mold still persisted, and kept growing due to the amount of water damage caused… as a side note I would also recommend anyone to hire someone else to fix the problems this company causes you and bill them for it because the men they sent out track dirt in and out of the trailer. They used our bathroom and did not wash their hands, then proceeded to touch everything and slam our doors until they about fell off the hinges and overall left it in a permanent worse mess than when they arrived.