Victor
Pomona,#2UPDATE Employee
Mon, August 29, 2005
We apologize about the inconvenience you have and are experiencing with the gazeebo you have purchased.My name is Vic Ortiz and i am the Consumer Affairs controller for our company.We want to make a serious attempt to rectify or at least review this matter further so that we can come to an agreement with our upper management on how to resolve any pending service issues for you the consumer.Please contact us @ 800-225-7727 ext 329.Our regular business hours are MON-FRI 8am To 4:30pm.Thank you and we hope to hear from you soon Cal Spas Consumer Affairs Controller Vic Ortiz 800-225-7727 ext 329 [email protected]
William
Redlands,#3Author of original report
Sun, August 07, 2005
Just an update. Cal Spas no longer employs anyone I was dealing with and they refuse to deal with the problem the proper way. They have offered to replace panels on the gazeebo. The panels are not the issue, the frame is. I have tried to deal with these people for a year now, I have already obtained a lawyer and the Civil Suit will go in this week.
William
Redlands,#4Author of original report
Wed, December 22, 2004
12/21/04--Tammie did send someone out to inspect the spa and gazeebo today. It was amazing after 3 months that the first thing he said was that the concrete slab was fine. Allen ( the inspector ) told me that, after checking everything with a level and taking pictures, he was going to turn a report in that said the problem was indeed the gazeebo. I will await Cal Spas solution. Thank you Tammie for taking the first necessary step to resolve this problem.
Tammie
Pomona,#5UPDATE Employee
Thu, December 16, 2004
My name is Tammie, I am the Consumer Affairs Controller for Cal Spas. I spoke with William this morning and told him that I would have a technician from Cal Spas go to his house for an evaluation on the cement slab. If it is Cal Spas fault than we are more than willing to rectify this situation. If it's not Cal Spas fault than William would be responsible for the repairs. Thank you, Consumer Affairs Controller
William
Redlands,#6Author of original report
Thu, December 16, 2004
Today, December 15, 2004 I had Ray, the Owner of Ray's Pool and Spas come to inspect the cement slab he personally poured. He conveyed that the slab is not the problem, it's the gazeebo itself. He told us that the material used in the gazeebo is new and that it is sagging and it is NOT BECAUSE OF HIS CEMENT WORK. Later, I received a certified letter from Tammie Glover from Cal Spas that generally said that the problem is because of a dip in the cement and that it is Ray's responsability to fix it. I left her a message asking where their divine knowledge of this came from and that I have had one serviceman try to fix the problem back in September. I would like to add that he brought no tools with him and had to use a screwdriver from MY toolbox to try and raise the windows. No tools means that he had no level or any other device to check the cement for dips. I guess that with his great knowledge of cement, he didn't need tools. He must have used his built in level vision to assess the situation. Later, we spoke to Ray about the letter whom in turn spoke to Frank, the Manager at Cal Spas Ontario. Remind you, this is second hand from Ray, so I have no personal knowledge if this was the exact conversation. Ray told Frank that he didn't want to go to court over this and Frank agreed. Frank told Ray that he has tried numerous times to tell corporate that the Gazeebo is faulty, but they brush him off. I would like to remind you that Frank also came to my house and "visually" inspected the situation without tools. I would suppose that Cal Spas would rather listen to the advice of someone who sees it their way then to listen to the Manager of one of their "Million Dollar stores". By the way, the serviceman never even signed his name to the work order.