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Originally Posted by SusanStCatherine
If you are past one year you may be out of luck. I was told everything needed to be completed before your one year anniversary. It used to be iif it was reported before one year it would be addressed but that apparently old propaganda. So those with new houses should get inspected at about 10 months and then email and call warranty constantly until issues are fixed. If you really want the painters to paint for you, go to Brownwood sales center and ask to speak to a manager. You can also try going to seniors vs crime next to the Barnstorm theater midday Tues-Thurs as they can help with these issues.
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I informed them at least a month before of the repairs needed. Their failure to get it done in within the warranty time is not my issue. Now, if it was a more complicated thing they would have a huge issue with me. I would not let it go. But as mentioned, it's just paint.
Unfortunately for me, I am not there full time. I won't be back to paint until November. I do have some paint, not sure which colors so I have to check and I have no issue painting. But I have no primer. I don't recall if the paint was paint/primer in one or if they use primer anyhow.