ATX Food Truck Builder

ATX Food Truck Builder has documented emails and contracts that state Mr***'s understanding and approval of plansHe also had us write a very detailed contract srating our year workmanship warrantyIf Mr [redacted] has any issues with his trailer he can bring it to our location and we will make any repairs at no chargeMr [redacted] is very aware of this and yet chose to never contact us about any complaints instead just filing a complaintAlso, Mr [redacted] was in Montana through out the duration of the build and had his brother in law stopping by frequently to take photos and make paymentsPayments were not always made on time and several times Mr [redacted] was reluctant to give us the information required by the trailer company for us to take possession of the trailerPayment were requested at most a day or two before the phase was completed so that we could purchase the materials for the next phase without running into delays from waiting for shipments to come inConsidering how adamant Mr [redacted] was about having the trailer done on his time line we thought he understood perfectly how reasonING behind itMr [redacted] is the one who said he "didn't feel like he owed us anymore money at the time the trailer was to be picked upThat's when the owner said he would place a contractor's lean on the trailer and call an attorneyAgain, there was a very detailed contract and it clearly states that the trailer must be paid in full at the time of pick upMr [redacted] approved everything from the two awnings to the ice binBrand new ice bins cost close to $new and in order to adhere to Mr***s budget a used ice bin was quoted and providedMr [redacted] was aware of thisATX FoodTruck Builder will still gladly make the required repairs to Mr***s trailer as stated in the contract, but we will not pay for someone else to do the workAlso, the trailer is wired for volts for amps OR volts for amps, which is more than he requires.I

ATX Food Truck Builder has documented emails and contracts that state Mr. [redacted]'s understanding and approval of plans. He also had us write a very detailed contract srating our 1 year workmanship warranty. If Mr. [redacted] has any issues with his trailer he can bring it to our location and we will make...

any repairs at no charge. Mr. [redacted] is very aware of this and yet chose to never contact us about any complaints instead just filing a complaint. Also, Mr. [redacted] was in Montana through out the duration of the build and had his brother in law stopping by frequently to take photos and make payments. Payments were not always made on time and several times Mr. [redacted] was reluctant to give us the information required by the trailer company for us to take possession of the trailer. Payment were requested at most a day or two before the phase was completed so that we could purchase the materials for the next phase without running into delays from waiting for shipments to come in. Considering how adamant Mr. [redacted] was about having the trailer done on his time line we thought he understood perfectly how reasonING behind it. Mr. [redacted] is the one who said he "didn't feel like he owed us anymore money at the time the trailer was to be picked up. That's when the owner said he would place a contractor's lean on the trailer and call an attorney. Again, there was a very detailed contract and it clearly states that the trailer must be paid in full at the time of pick up. Mr. [redacted] approved everything from the two awnings to the ice bin. Brand new ice bins cost close to $1000.00 new and in order to adhere to Mr. [redacted]s budget a used ice bin was quoted and provided. Mr. [redacted] was aware of this. ATX FoodTruck Builder  will still gladly make the required repairs to Mr. [redacted]s trailer as stated in the contract, but we will not pay for someone else to do the work. Also, the trailer is wired for 120 volts for 30 amps OR 20 volts for 60 amps, which is more than he requires.I