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Louisiana Pacific Siding


Dirk of Bucyrus KS (5/25/04):
Siding is rotting off of the house. Mushrooms are growing, and probably black mold.

Larry of South Lyon, MI, writes:
There are millions of Americans affected by the faulty home wood siding including myself. You need to uncover this faulty product and why they (LP) chose to sell it to the public. The home siding rots and grows black mold and mushrooms on a house. LP's product has financially ruined or severely strained hundreds of thousands of people in the USA because of the faulty siding.

LP should be financially punished and forced by public pressure and Consumer Affairs Groups to pay back all the good people stuck with the bad siding. How can a company continue to produce this and sell it to the public? Management at LP hopefully does not sleep at night knowing what they have made and sold to many consumers.

I have a five-year-old with wood siding rotting off, mushrooms growing in wood and black mold inside and outside. This is a health problem as well as a financial problem.

Larry is not the only one with this problem. Louisiana Pacific has paid several hundred million dollars under a complex agreement that dates back to 1997. Other companies have had similar problems. For more information, see lpsidingclaims.com.

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