Future Steel Buildings shipped wrong size garage 7 times Scarborough, Ontario

23rd of Nov, 2011 by User144904

Hi Simple as this...I ordered a specific sized garage 14 8 x 21 10 to fit on my 15ft x 22ft concrete pad. i recieved a 15 8 x 21 10 garage with drawings that coordinate these pieces to stand 14 8 x 21 10 so i stood them up according to plan. problem #1 half way through the projext we realised on our own that there is no way in hell this garage will stand plum at 14 8 wide its stands plum at 15 8. So we started measuring. Problem # 2 All along the company guaranteeing theres no mix up! Well after a day or so of measuring every single piece we proved there stubborn a**es wrong! Ok they say our engineers will whip up a solution and ship u new pieces.. problem # 3 very upset because half of its built and nearly a few thousand nuts and bolts to take out had to be redone i say thanks and move on! Problem # 4 upon recieving these new pieces we change and unbuild nearly 8 ribs already standing and 15 already put together to be stood up consiting of thousands of nuts and bolts and replace the peek panels they sent trusting there engineering. Problem # 5 we discover that now there forgot to replace the end curve angles which are attached to the very first piece we stand. Problem # 6 we recieve the pieces nearly a week later. Problem # 7 we stand the entire garage completely trusting there engineering the company says its must be square to be plum Problem # 8 we drill the concrete square it off the building is still crooked! Problem # 9 Front and enwalls dont fit and the struture is unsafe # 10 We unbolted the concrete and plum all the walls the building sits perfectly square at 15 3 wide Problem # 11 we have a standing 15 3 x 21 10 garage sitting on an unbelievable 15 x 22 ft pad Problem # 12 Do i really need to go on? Oh and by the way im losing my building permit deposit and labor costs and dealing with John Bongertmans and Ken Pollocks irriplaceable services John Mississauga ontario

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