TW Concrete & Waterproofing

I would like to say my addition of a foundation can only be as square as the existing foundation I have to work fromMy measurements were pulled directly from the points where the addition attached the existing block foundationI have text from Mr [redacted] dated 9-8-indicating a problem and this was his only communication to meThe project was already framedI told him there was nothing I could doHe indicated there was something I could do to "hide" the problemI was asked to pour an additional single formed wall on the out side of the foundation with a thickness of 3"I said no, if I'd done so the joint between the new wall and the now existing wall, would have gotten moisture between them, frozen in the winter months and it would have pushed awayIt's unforchinate this is being indicated my fault, I can only give you what I have to work fromPerhaps the artichet should have picked up on this and corrected measurements on the plans to get the addition square

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below: We are in agreement with the builder who gave the following statement: “This, in my opinion, is an unacceptable response. In my communicationwith him, he was to go by and inspect the work and report back to me. He has never contacted meHis summation that it was the fault of some other contractor or"artichet"?? is without merit. The responsibility to establish a simple "range line" off an existing structure is something any professional contractor is expected to do and is a very common uncomplicated process His assertion about the repair has some validity; but with a little effort and the fact that water or snow would need to travel horizontally under the building, seems a bit of a stretch. As far as the vertical seam at the building's rear, it would be sealed when the stucco finish is applied to the foundation wall.” As we said previously, the damage cannot be undoneThe addition, to date, has cost$160,We request only a cosmetic fix or $1,000, whichever Mr*** elects to do.
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I would like to say my addition of a foundation can only be as square as the existing foundation I have to work from. My measurements were pulled directly from the points where the addition attached the existing block foundation. I have text from Mr. [redacted] dated 9-8-15 indicating a problem and...

this was his only communication to me. The project was already framed. I told him there was nothing I could do. He indicated there was something I could do to "hide" the problem. I was asked to pour an additional single formed wall on the out side of the foundation with a thickness of 3". I said no, if I'd done so the joint between the new wall and the now existing wall, would have gotten moisture between them, frozen in the winter months and it would have pushed away. It's unforchinate this is being indicated my fault, I can only give you what I have to work from. Perhaps the artichet should have picked up on this and corrected measurements on the plans to get the addition square.