
West Shore Home
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West Shore Home
Fast, Easy & Stress-Free Home Remodeling
West Shore Home is changing the face of home improvement, one home at a time. Built on a foundation of integrity and inventiveness, we are committed to providing our customers with a new kind of home improvement experience - one that accommodates their needs and keeps in step with their fast-paced, modern lives.
- 19 years in business
- Servicio en Español
- Bonded
- Insured
- Offers Financing Options
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LIFETIME LIMITED WORKMANSHIP WARRANTY
West Shore Home guarantees that all installation work will be free from defects in workmanship for as long as the original purchaser owns and resides in the home. Plumbing work and cartridges are covered for one year from installation, while labor on service calls has a three-year warranty. This warranty applies only to materials installed by West Shore Home.
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The warranty does not cover damages from external factors such as building settlement, natural disasters, incompatible accessories, or alterations by third parties. Warranty coverage ends immediately if home ownership is transferred. Warranty claims require written notification to West Shore Home, along with supporting documentation. West Shore Home may repair, replace, or refund the purchase price, at their discretion, if a valid claim is determined.
The warranty is valid for the lifetime of the original owner’s occupancy of the home. The plumbing and cartridge warranty expires after one year, and the labor service warranty expires after three years, after which service charges may apply.
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Have plenty of pictures if you want to see. Do not fall for their scam sales tactics, especially how they really play up that it'll be complete in one day. It's "complete" in one day with shoddy workmanship. Also, EXTREMELY overpriced. They come to fix their mistakes (like leaving work out of code, punctures in piping, incomplete caulking that causes water to dribble out of the bottom of your shower onto the floor in multiple places, unlevel shower doors so they don't even close correctly or completely, a bubbling shower wall, and more...), costing you more of *your* time; yet, here I go to flush my new toilet and the handle breaks. This is after two full days of them *re-doing* the *entire project* and then a guy having to come after-hours to fix a leaking fitting-- while I was trying to get dinner on the table. Them redoing the job included them having to replace the toilet and floor they damaged during the initial job. Little snapshots of this whole experience. Saying yes to these people was a bad decision. And it feels worse that it seems like we worked with overall dishonest people. You have to know what questions to ask, you have to bring in a level and check them along the way, and they "upgrade" your project during the "fixes" when they had "guaranteed" the best at the start! For the price, we had assumed we could initially take them at their word. Unless you want to pay an arm and a leg for a *major* headache, learn from us and seriously just run.
I am puzzled however why a shower that is used by only one person, three times a week would need to have this repair so soon.
I also had the opportunity to clean my shower head. I can't reach it, and Tim took it down made a few repairs and gave it to me to clean it. What a good feeling.
I am grateful to Tim for tweeking my new shower. I'm wondering if a "tweeking visit" should be part of the process.
Also I am grateful that I could afford to have my old shower replaced in 8 hours rather than 7 weeks as it usually takes the traditional bathroom/shower makeover.
Dennis and Josh representative the company in a positive manner.
In August, we had our doors replaced by West Shore Homes, and shortly after, our 4-year-old floors began separating. Initially, we assumed the issue was due to cheap materials from the builder of our home. However, when we tore up the floors to replace them, we discovered water damage caused by water leaking under the new door. The water had even run down the wall into our laundry room.
We reached out to West Shore Homes, and a manager came to inspect the damage. Instead of taking full responsibility, he tried to talk us out of replacing the subfloor. He assured us they would fix the damage, replace the laundry room floor, and even reimburse us for some of the flooring costs. However, they insisted that we pay for the flooring upfront and said they would only reimburse us after they approved what they were willing to cover.
He also promised we would get a call back within 24 to 48 hours. That call never came.
We followed up multiple times, only to be told again and again that we’d receive a callback. It never happened. Eventually, we contacted someone at corporate, who claimed they had more influence and even texted the manager directly on our behalf. Still, nothing—complete radio silence. At this point, it feels like we’ve been ghosted. When I tried to post a comment on their Facebook page about our experience, they blocked me.
This isn’t our first issue with West Shore Homes. A few years ago, we had them install a shower. Since then, we’ve repeatedly dealt with mold issues. They’ve replaced the caulk three times, but this last time, they charged us for it. Now, we’re forced to dry the shower with a towel after every use just to keep the mold at bay—an exhausting task, especially since I’m disabled.
Their complete lack of care or accountability has left us no choice but to involve an attorney. If you’re considering West Shore Homes, think twice. Their poor workmanship and abysmal customer service, particularly at their Louisville office, have caused us nothing but stress and frustration. Save yourself the headache—go with a more reliable company.