Desertviewhomes

The sales agents, Justin, and Veronica were great; however, the quality of the home is poor. In 2003, I had purchased a brand-new home in Riverside, CA, and I didn't have to call for any repairs within the first 6 years, because the home was a solid well-made home. I have had so many issues with this Desert View Home within the 1st month, and just about every time a repair was started, it wasn't completed. I ended up finishing the jobs by spackling and painting the area that needed repairs. They did attach an electrical switch to the outside front patio outlet, so that I could turn the switch on from inside the house at no extra cost.

After having the furnace serviced, the technician saw some issues with the way the furnace was mounted and mentioned that the house was poorly insulated, and there were areas in the attic where the sun was shining through. T He went to the back patio and showed me how the roof of the patio was not sealed off. This is what was written in his report:
(Showed customer pictures of the stand where the unit is at two by
Fours, also took pictures and showed him to customer of several areas
Where the light comes in through the house where is not properly
Sealed. Customer saw the area and took pictures as well.)

I don't know how a house should be built, and what the proper structure of a home should be, therefore I texted Gordon with these concerns, and he never responded. I have contacted several different home inspection companies, however these inspections do not include "code compliance" inspections. I will have to research further to find out if this house was built properly. BTY, we ended up sealing the areas that were not sealed properly on the back patio.

Also, last Friday, January 27th, I received a call from Andre, and he made an appointment so that I could sign some repair documents that were made to the house. (Never completed by Desert View.) As usual no one showed up. So typical!