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Home Interior Ruined After Roofers Begin, Stop Repairs On Wrong House, Leaving Premises Open To Elements, Says Suit

By r morris

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In Galveston, Texas, The Southeast Texas Record reports:A Tiki Island man claims workers started roof repairs on his house by mistake while he was out of town, and then left his home exposed to the elements when they learned of their error. Paul Rice is suing Kevin Mitchell of Montgomery, doing business as South Texas RES-COM, and Galveston Flooring Co. in Galveston County District Court for

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on September 05, 2009 (boomark / email).

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