First of all, I purchased custom closets for two bedrooms. When the installer came to install them, they informed me that backing was not included and that this was a separate charge. I and my husband were under the impression that the backing was included in our purchase because the sales representative showed us a model of what the closet organizer would look like and it had backing on it. At no time was the word backing mentioned nor were we given the option to purchase. It was not even stated in our contract that backing was not included.
Anyway, we contacted the office and a Byron answered the call. He was very rude, argumentative and failed to offer any other solutions to our dilemma besides asking for an additional $500. I felt that as a representative of this company, he really did not care whether we, as customers, were satisfied with their business or product. What ever happened to customer satisfaction? Well, based on my conversation with him, I requested to speak to his manager which I believe was just another supervisor and not the manager.
I was transferred to a Ken ** who also was rude and argumentative and implied that we misunderstood and would have to pay additional money if we wanted backing. After using a few choice words, I asked if we could cancel our purchase and he stated no. We would either have to have them continue with the installation or lose our money which was $1,178. At first my husband and I discussed taking them to small claims court but then decided to have them go ahead and put the closet in. I mean what else could go wrong?
What else could go wrong? Well, the installer first asked for the final payment up front. I told him that I was not paying for a job that was not completed. He checked with the company and said okay. Then he put a hole in my wall and failed to tell us. When I brought it to his attention, he acted like he did not know that he did that and that he could not understand the English language. A day later, as I was placing clothes in the closet, I noticed that one of the bottom shelves was placed in the shelf unit upside down. I turned the shelf over and noticed a BIG hole in the wood. The installer evidently tried to hide the hole so that we would not see it. I was very upset and now had to call the company again and speak to these rude folks.
I took pictures and called them. I asked for Ken but got that rude rep Byron. We argued about the closet and what shelving unit I was talking about. He argued that I only had one and I told him I had two. Nevertheless, after five minutes of arguing, he figured it out and told me to take measurements and call or email him the info so that he could have another shelf mailed. I was going to insist that they come out but really did not want to deal with these people again so I decided to take a chance and hope that my husband takes the correct measurements and that Byron gave us the correct email address and that we receive it in the mail. Today is 2/3/2012 and I plan to email them the measurements tomorrow. I will let you know if and when I receive it and if all is okay. I highly recommend that no one who is in their right mind use this company.
