Business ProfileforDillon Shell Homes

Nov. 2023, I pd 1st of 3 pymts for the build of a shell home, for materials, but not to begin til Jan.2024. Instead of 4 wks to build, it was 7+ weeks. Longer it went, more problems arose. Several structural & others issues pointed out to builder were ignored: roof trusses in 2 pieces & not meeting walls, moldy wood for stair treads, wide gaps in siding - too wide for caulk to fix, gap btwn OSB *********** truss - so you can see through to the outside, missing bolts on foundation supports, are some issues ignored. ***** in front door, damaged fuse box from workers breaking into locked fuse box, cuts in ****** boards - resolved, but only when I insisted. Piles of scrap ***************** were left. I had to clean up. The breaking point: the work was done (except for replacing fuse box, front door, replacing 2 cut porch boards & to clean up scrap piles). I was told several times, for several days, the unused materials would be picked up/moved. A pile under my carport, leaving my 2 vehicles exposed. A hail storm came, damaging my vehicles. Builder agreed vehicle damage was due to materials not being moved when promised. A small amount was withheld from last pymt, while estimates were sought for actual damage ***s. Now, a month later, builder wants the *** withheld & is refusing to acknowledge liability for the damage. There's over $12,700 in vehicle damage, $6500 to have structural issues fixed & $5000 for cost of materials to fix orher issues. Only 3 days in the 7 weeks, was there a full crew of workers. Most days 1-3 men. These men were Hispanic & only spoke English or claim to understand when they were praised/thanked. Otherwise, they acted not to understand. Wirh issues every day, there should have been atleast one English speaking worker. The longer they were here, worse the quality became. Pointed out & discussed issues needing attention - I was told they'd be repaired/replaced/fixed, yet many problems still exist, ignored, left for me - someone disabled to fix.