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Truegodtruckingservicescorp
Apr 13, 2021
Driver Hello
Feb 18, 2021
Ilo Miladinoski
Dec 08, 2020
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Feb 06, 2020
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Apr 06, 2019
Todd Raymond
Feb 24, 2019
Four years ago, we purchased a condo unit in Chicago (was new construction in 2006), that featured Cornell rolling garage doors. Every year since moving in, one of the links in this door happens to "break", and we must hire a professional repairmen to come fix it. In fact, the neighbors who have lived in the complex the longest has said even before the door never worked properly.
The cost is approaching nearly $1,000 a fix. Though I would rather replace the door, this requires a unanimous vote from the condo association. So, we live with it. For what it's worth, I've learned a lot about the manufacturer Cornell and its product from the repairman, and will continue to look for other options moving forward. I just can't fathom that something simple as a door that does only one job and function (going up and down) can break so easily, and it happens so frequently to such an extent that it has spawned an entire industry of third party repair companies.
The cost is approaching nearly $1,000 a fix. Though I would rather replace the door, this requires a unanimous vote from the condo association. So, we live with it. For what it's worth, I've learned a lot about the manufacturer Cornell and its product from the repairman, and will continue to look for other options moving forward. I just can't fathom that something simple as a door that does only one job and function (going up and down) can break so easily, and it happens so frequently to such an extent that it has spawned an entire industry of third party repair companies.
Wendy Laman
Jan 14, 2019
Chuck Dorton
Jan 13, 2019
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Nov 01, 2018
Yoel Fando
Oct 25, 2017
