Homeowners continue to ask builder to buy back their homes
Homeowners living in the Fairhaven subvision in Schertz want their builder, Pulte, to buy back their houses. Members of the group Fairness for Fairhaven Now gathered at a Schertz post office Saturday morning and mailed out dozens of letters to elected officals.  "We mailed one off to President Barack Obama, the Mayor of Schertz, and Governor Rick Perry," said homeowner Ryan Travis.

Homeowners continue to ask builder to buy back their homes

WOAI Melissa Vega Reports
    
SCHERTZ, Texas - Homeowners living in the Fairhaven subvision in Schertz want their builder, Pulte, to buy back their houses. Members of the group Fairness for Fairhaven Now gathered at a Schertz post office Saturday morning and mailed out dozens of letters to elected officals.

"We mailed one off to President Barack Obama, the Mayor of Schertz, and Governor Rick Perry," said homeowner Ryan Travis.

Travis said the foundation in his home is cracking and his ceiling is separating from his wall.

"We are trying to send a message out to Pulte to do the right thing and to buy back our defective homes," added Travis.

Pulte spokesperson Valerie Dolenga told News 4 WOAI buy backs are not on the table. Dolenga went on to say Pulte had tried to contact several Fairhaven homeowners to conduct home inspections, but they haven't responded.

Dolenga said Pulte stands behind their homes and wants to work with homeowners to repair any issue. "We are trying to send a message out to Pulte to do the right thing and to buy back our defective homes," added Travis.

Pulte spokesperson Valerie Dolenga told News 4 WOAI buy backs are not on the table. Dolenga went on to say Pulte had tried to contact several Fairhaven homeowners to conduct home inspections, but they haven't responded.

Dolenga said Pulte stands behind their homes and wants to work with homeowners to repair any issue. http://www.woai.com/news/local/story/Homeowners-continue-to-ask-builder-to-buy-back/5lZ1Uc2slUaQfW37hPB7XQ.cspx