Live Oak residents appeal to mayor, council for help in addressing problematic homes
The Live Oak City Council’s regular agenda June 12 quickly became anything but regular, as dozens of disenchanted homeowners and their supporters packed into council chambers to have their voices heard... Armed with high emotions and photos of homes deteriorating from the inside-out, residents showed or described two-inch cracks along the walls, doors and windows unable to be opened or closed, and garages and yards ruined from the damage caused by flooding as a result of their homes being built in a floodplain. Residents pleaded with the city to come to their rescue... Homeowners are getting more accomplished taking their problems to their publicly elected officials. This includes the local, state and federally elected officials,” Ahmad said. “The point is to apply direct pressure to the builders rather than become inundated with lawsuits,” she added. View: photos

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Some Live Oak residents say their new homes are falling apart
Homeowners in a Live Oak subdivision are hopping mad over troubles with new homes, and they said the homebuilder is to blame. Bridlewood Park homeowners living at the top of a hill say their homes are falling apart, while those living at the bottom said they're going to be flooded, and a few of them say they just want out. "It's literally falling on our head," homeowner Ron Jech said, pointing to his ceiling. To hear Jech tell it and show it, his home, built about 18 months ago by Ryland Homes, is just splitting apart.  View: photos

Disgruntled Ryland homeowner turns Internet into soapbox
Unhappy that his year-and-a-half-old home has wall cracks wide enough to stick a hand through, Ronald Jech recently took an unconventional path in the hopes of getting his home repaired. Jech aired his compliant online with a website, www.RylandTroubleToo.com, which features dozens of photos of his house, along with an inspection report. The site has gotten more than 10,000 hits in the few weeks since it went live.  And Jech and a handful of other neighbors, who are also having problems with homes in the Bridlewood Park subdivision in Live Oak, for four weekends have been staging a protest of sorts, picketing from their beds of their pickup trucks. At the height of the traditional summer home selling season, they’ve parked near the builder’s model homes in Bridlewood Park and offering house hunters a tour of Jech’s home, where the walls are cracking, doors are sticking and some of the kitchen sheetrock fell on his wife Dina one night while she was cooking. View: photos

Some Live Oak residents say their new homes are falling apart
Homeowners in a Live Oak subdivision are hopping mad over troubles with new homes, and they said the homebuilder is to blame. Bridlewood Park homeowners living at the top of a hill say their homes are falling apart, while those living at the bottom said they're going to be flooded, and a few of them say they just want out. "It's literally falling on our head," homeowner Ron Jech said, pointing to his ceiling. See Ryland TroubleToo.com plus protest photos.

Ryland Homeowners Protest Ryland Homes
Unhappy San Antonio homeowners protest construction defects in their new homes. See Ryland TroublesToo.com plus protest photos