Foster Paving

LivingSpace leases dividers under contract to an apartment tenantThis rental includes removal, however it is only valid for the contract signer and for up to yearsWhen Ms*** contacted LivingSpace to remove a divider system from her apartment we had no immediate data base record of her leasing the system or paying for renewal and servicingWe told her we would search our historical records, however, we again found no recordAs such, we had no record of her paying for the system nor having a signed agreementShe was informed that we had no obligation to her but we were willing to take it down for less than she would have paid for the unit initially and also less than the building would charge for removalEssentially, we agreed to honor the conditions within our lease with a non-lease holderI believe this is where the confusion beganMs*** was told by the building that she could only use LivingSpace to removeTo our knowledge, this is due to the damages and unapproved work done by other companiesWe tried to help, we lowered the cost and the building ultimately decides what companies they allow to work in their buildingsThere are many small fly-by-night companies operating in Manhattan that are "one time, cash and gone" and take no responsibility for damageUltimately, a cheaper initial price with a "company" of this nature typically results in damage charges far exceeding the price paid to LivingSpaceWe tried

Unfortunately, I disagree with the assertionsApologies for the apparent misunderstanding, I think the communication on our part was clearI believe one complaint to Revdex.com in almost decades speaks for itselfAfter years of business and servicing to customers per day, over per year, the or complaints (valid or not) posted on-line per year is unfortunate but unavoidableAll our employees work hard to do the right thing [redacted] - Owner