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Originally Posted by graciegirl
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If you wait about six months to a year, you will have much larger plants. The heat and moisture here grow things fast.
I don't understand why you would challenge fixtures, cabinetry, etc. I can't think of ever reading that anyone had been duped.
We have built many new homes in our lifetime. Although this one is not the largest, or the nicest, it was very carefully built and any problem was quickly solved. We are completely satisfied.
No. I don't work for the Morses, but most people here will agree with me. There is nothing wrong with the building and no plot to hoodwink anyone.
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In any business transaction it is prudent, wise and just plain smart to check everything. Challenge anything that you know for a fact is not correct. Simply because plants here grow fast is not the point. If you pay for three 20 gallon plants that is exactly what should be planted. Advising any newcomer to childishly trust the developer is bad advice. Is there a plot to hoodwink people, of course not. Mistakes happen and subcontractors can and always will attempt to maximize their profits no matter who they work for. Anyone in the building trades knows this. I'm glad that you were completely satisfied with your building experience and so am I . I like it here and I like what the developer has and will continue to do but if they attempt to slack off for whatever reason I'll be on them like a fly on s--t. That is life, that is reality.