Dear Revdex.com:This customer did contact us on March 15, regarding the windows on his home that he purchased from Bielinski Homes, Incon February 19, Per our contract and warranty documents, this customer's limited warranty from Bielinski Homes, Incexpires years from the date he closed on his purchase of the home The warranty from Bielinski would have expired on February 19, In response to the customer's email to us regarding the window issue on March 15, 2016, we provided him with information on the window manufacturer and directed him to contact the manufacturer as he would need to discuss these issues with the manufacturer Please see attached email chain.The customer needs to deal with the manufacturer at this point for his window issues as Bielinski's contractual warranty to him has expired more than years ago.Let me know if there are any other questions Sincerely, [redacted] General Counsel for Bielinski Homes, Inc
Dear Revdex.com of Wisconsin:Mr [redacted] executed a Building Construction Contract for a home In that contract, there are allowances for various items because Bielinski does not guarantee the pricing on certain items such as grading The contract that Mr [redacted] signed, including all change orders, included allowances for rough grading, trucking of excess fill and placement of stone for the driveway Because Mr [redacted] 's home was constructed over the winter, Bielinski was not able to have its grading contractor come in and complete the rough grading because the soil is frozen The home is completed and an occupancy permit has been obtained Most customers wish to close and take occupancy of the home as soon as it is done Therefore, we offered Mr [redacted] the opportunity to close by paying his outstanding amounts to us (approximately $24,000) We arrived at the amount due by providing Mr [redacted] a credit for the rough grading because it was not completed ($3,credit) and a credit for not trucking fill off of the site as it was not needed ($3,credit) The bills for the gravel stone for the driveway was also less than the allowance so a credit was to be provided to him for that I have attached photos of the gravel that was installed which was ample for Bielinski to complete its work Mr [redacted] really has two options at this point He can close with us now by taking the credits outlined above and then work with a contractor to complete the grading once the ground dries out This again is typically preferred as the customers want to get into the house as soon as possible Bielinski's contract also provides that the customer cannot take occupancy until all amounts are paid to Bielinski The other option that Mr [redacted] has is that we can wait for the ground to dry out and Bielinski can have its contractor finish the grading Note that if Mr [redacted] chooses this option, it is possible that the credits provided for work not be done will no longer be provided and in fact, Mr [redacted] may owe more money if the costs to complete the grading exceed the allowance amounts It is my understanding that Mr [redacted] continues to speak with [redacted] of our office regarding his options We will await his choice.Sincerely, [redacted] General Counsel for Bielinski Homes, Inc
Dear Revdex.com:This customer did contact us on March 15, regarding the windows on his home that he purchased from Bielinski Homes, Incon February 19, Per our contract and warranty documents, this customer's limited warranty from Bielinski Homes, Incexpires years from the date he closed on his purchase of the home The warranty from Bielinski would have expired on February 19, In response to the customer's email to us regarding the window issue on March 15, 2016, we provided him with information on the window manufacturer and directed him to contact the manufacturer as he would need to discuss these issues with the manufacturer Please see attached email chain.The customer needs to deal with the manufacturer at this point for his window issues as Bielinski's contractual warranty to him has expired more than years ago.Let me know if there are any other questions Sincerely, [redacted] General Counsel for Bielinski Homes, Inc
Dear Revdex.com of Wisconsin:Mr [redacted] executed a Building Construction Contract for a home In that contract, there are allowances for various items because Bielinski does not guarantee the pricing on certain items such as grading The contract that Mr [redacted] signed, including all change orders, included allowances for rough grading, trucking of excess fill and placement of stone for the driveway Because Mr [redacted] 's home was constructed over the winter, Bielinski was not able to have its grading contractor come in and complete the rough grading because the soil is frozen The home is completed and an occupancy permit has been obtained Most customers wish to close and take occupancy of the home as soon as it is done Therefore, we offered Mr [redacted] the opportunity to close by paying his outstanding amounts to us (approximately $24,000) We arrived at the amount due by providing Mr [redacted] a credit for the rough grading because it was not completed ($3,credit) and a credit for not trucking fill off of the site as it was not needed ($3,credit) The bills for the gravel stone for the driveway was also less than the allowance so a credit was to be provided to him for that I have attached photos of the gravel that was installed which was ample for Bielinski to complete its work Mr [redacted] really has two options at this point He can close with us now by taking the credits outlined above and then work with a contractor to complete the grading once the ground dries out This again is typically preferred as the customers want to get into the house as soon as possible Bielinski's contract also provides that the customer cannot take occupancy until all amounts are paid to Bielinski The other option that Mr [redacted] has is that we can wait for the ground to dry out and Bielinski can have its contractor finish the grading Note that if Mr [redacted] chooses this option, it is possible that the credits provided for work not be done will no longer be provided and in fact, Mr [redacted] may owe more money if the costs to complete the grading exceed the allowance amounts It is my understanding that Mr [redacted] continues to speak with [redacted] of our office regarding his options We will await his choice.Sincerely, [redacted] General Counsel for Bielinski Homes, Inc