Our Nightmare began one month after we moved into our new home. We notified the builder RSA HOMES that we had a structural column without support. We also notice three-month after we moved in that our neighbor was removing the stucco in the front of the home, when I asked why, the workers said that it was installed wrong well since my home is also stucco I had an Inspection done.
That's when I found out that he had installed EFI in our home we thought we had real stucco he never told us anything about EFIs (synthetic stucco). And you guessed it they installed wrong to and as a result water is entering in between the wall and the stucco.
Not only that he did not secure the light fixture and now every time there is wind the swing back and forward. That is only the beginning, there is a fireplace mantel that is moving away from the wall, floors that pop and squeak, a wall that is bulge and cracked, tray roof without support, girder framing to foundation with insufficient bearing, flashing missing, the stucco was improperly ended at the bottom.
Rsa home has abused not only me, Raffi the owner has done this in every Town he has built in. It is now one year later and we are still fighting, I even have a letter from the Senator In our state on my behave asking The NJ Dept of Community Affairs to help and still nothing happen. The Builders insurance co. is not worth the paper is written on, unless it falls on your head or is short of collapsing they do not care.
The builders get away with it because the can there is no laws protecting the homeowner. Its not just me he ripped off 99%of the people in my development and other towns he built in also paid the price of building with him. He is now building in Wantage NJ 21 more homes 21 more victims.
Here in Timberline Manor we have band together and filed report after report and are now working on going to the media for help. The homeowners in NJ need some laws pass the protect us. If you're planning to build stay away from RSA HOMES or you will regret it.
Hiedi
hardyston, New Jersey
U.S.A.