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What is the name of your state? Pennsylvania
Last year I purchased an entire kitchen from Lowes - cabinets, floor, and installation - well over $20K. Their contractor damaged the new floor that was installed with the kitchen (floor #1). They tore out floor #1 and replaced it with floor #2. The plywood under floor #2 warped the same night it was installed and I had a huge bubble in the middle of my kitchen the day before Easter. So they came and tore out floor #2 and replaced it with floor #3. The ends of the plywood under floor #3 came up, so they tore up floor #3 and replaced it with floor #4, which finally seems to be OK. I would like a full refund on the floor. Lowe's is offering me less than half. If I add up what I spent on eating out on the days I could not access the kitchen, plus what I spent on daycare to get rid of my kids on the days they were working, plus what I lost in productivity from work on the days I had to stay home while they were doing 3 installations (usually 2 days each install), I come up with more $ than what the floor costs. Do you think I have a good case in small claims court?
Last year I purchased an entire kitchen from Lowes - cabinets, floor, and installation - well over $20K. Their contractor damaged the new floor that was installed with the kitchen (floor #1). They tore out floor #1 and replaced it with floor #2. The plywood under floor #2 warped the same night it was installed and I had a huge bubble in the middle of my kitchen the day before Easter. So they came and tore out floor #2 and replaced it with floor #3. The ends of the plywood under floor #3 came up, so they tore up floor #3 and replaced it with floor #4, which finally seems to be OK. I would like a full refund on the floor. Lowe's is offering me less than half. If I add up what I spent on eating out on the days I could not access the kitchen, plus what I spent on daycare to get rid of my kids on the days they were working, plus what I lost in productivity from work on the days I had to stay home while they were doing 3 installations (usually 2 days each install), I come up with more $ than what the floor costs. Do you think I have a good case in small claims court?