Inspections by the state, Manuf,dealer
Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2003 5:55 pm
A year ago a state inspection was conducted on my manufactured home. The state invite the Manufacture but not the dealer. The state inspectors inspection could not be completed due to being directed elswhere. Manufactures contractor finished it.
Can the state do this legally? Am I not allowed a fair complete inspection.
The manufacture said all the problems with home were the dealers fault under set-up related problem. the State S&B inspector sent dealer notice to repair. 1 year later after dealer dispute for several months request an inspection. They hire a retired S&B inspector to do the inspection. The retired S&B concludes from all evidence gathered it was manufacture defects and that found no reason to say it was set-up related. our Department of Commerce did not agree and sent prosecution order to dealer. Dealer requests another inspection, finds a (IHCI) Independent Hud certified Inspector who also determines Manufacture defects and sends report to state DOC. The state Doc says they would not reavalluate thier decision because the IHCI man was not representing HUD at the time.
Is It legal for the DOC to do this?
Does the dealer have the right to prove thier case?
The DOC also said in a report that prosecution order was corrected and satisfied by the department.
Our house has never been fixed. The problems were wet, moldy, rotted and warped exterior wall boards. The manufacture said and state DOC wrote prosecution order that said based on the sub part I report supplied by manufacture that all problems with home are attributed to void of insulation at roof peak.
How can they say problems were corrected and satisfied?
If the home is unhealthy and unsafe to live in (dangerous) due to emminent defects, is HUD and DOC required to resolve in a ceartain amount of time.
We live in WISCONSIN
If you have answers that can help us get them to us asap and if you have any documents you can email in proof that would be appreciated. email me at [email protected]
Can the state do this legally? Am I not allowed a fair complete inspection.
The manufacture said all the problems with home were the dealers fault under set-up related problem. the State S&B inspector sent dealer notice to repair. 1 year later after dealer dispute for several months request an inspection. They hire a retired S&B inspector to do the inspection. The retired S&B concludes from all evidence gathered it was manufacture defects and that found no reason to say it was set-up related. our Department of Commerce did not agree and sent prosecution order to dealer. Dealer requests another inspection, finds a (IHCI) Independent Hud certified Inspector who also determines Manufacture defects and sends report to state DOC. The state Doc says they would not reavalluate thier decision because the IHCI man was not representing HUD at the time.
Is It legal for the DOC to do this?
Does the dealer have the right to prove thier case?
The DOC also said in a report that prosecution order was corrected and satisfied by the department.
Our house has never been fixed. The problems were wet, moldy, rotted and warped exterior wall boards. The manufacture said and state DOC wrote prosecution order that said based on the sub part I report supplied by manufacture that all problems with home are attributed to void of insulation at roof peak.
How can they say problems were corrected and satisfied?
If the home is unhealthy and unsafe to live in (dangerous) due to emminent defects, is HUD and DOC required to resolve in a ceartain amount of time.
We live in WISCONSIN
If you have answers that can help us get them to us asap and if you have any documents you can email in proof that would be appreciated. email me at [email protected]