What is the name of your state? Texas
We moved into our newly constructed 2-story house in March 2005. Our house faces the east and our master bedroom is on the second floor front right of the house. The problem is when the wind is blowing from the south the wall facing the south, in the master bedroom, starts to make a sort of knocking/clanking noise. We_ve called the home builders 9 times to come out and fix this and as of today the noise is still there. I mean they tore down the dry wall in our master room, took brick off from the outside, last week they took dry wall off in the garage where the noise is the loudest, but they still have fixed the noise. Last night the wind was blowing heavily from the south and I hardly slept due to the noise.
My wife and I are at the very end of our patience about this. What should or can we do about this? Is there a lemon law for houses where if they come out more then 3 or 4 times and fail to fix the problem they buy back the house or something?
Thanks,
Matikas
We moved into our newly constructed 2-story house in March 2005. Our house faces the east and our master bedroom is on the second floor front right of the house. The problem is when the wind is blowing from the south the wall facing the south, in the master bedroom, starts to make a sort of knocking/clanking noise. We_ve called the home builders 9 times to come out and fix this and as of today the noise is still there. I mean they tore down the dry wall in our master room, took brick off from the outside, last week they took dry wall off in the garage where the noise is the loudest, but they still have fixed the noise. Last night the wind was blowing heavily from the south and I hardly slept due to the noise.
My wife and I are at the very end of our patience about this. What should or can we do about this? Is there a lemon law for houses where if they come out more then 3 or 4 times and fail to fix the problem they buy back the house or something?
Thanks,
Matikas