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I spent over 15K on my Correct Deck a few years ago and the product is a nightmare and that is why they came out with the new CX product. In some cases they will replace the old product with their new product, however, they will not pay for the installation. They feel they can do this because their warranty says that mold is not included as part of the warranty. The issue here is that the product seems to attract and hold all the mold and in my case, cannot be removed. Mold is a health hazzard and I will be calling a lawyer to figure out what to do. It will cost me another 8K to remove and install the decking they will replace. This is not ok with me when I already paid 10K to have it installed the first time. Has this LAWSUIT gone anywhere? Is someone running with this process? I just got off the phone with Correct Deck so I am a bit furious...They are going to lose a lot of business if they do not fix this problem! Someone please respond as I need to do something about this..

to Maine 1

there is a class action suit being started. I myself just became aware of this site last wk and have added my name to the suit. I have gone round and round w correct deck, even contacted the BBB and lost my case.

I suggest you email

correctdeckmold@yahoo.com as Chris B, who runs the site correctdeckmold.com is most knowledgeable.

Sue

Run as fast as you can away from that product and I might wonder about the person who said it was a good product. It's pure crap and the company that produces WON'T stand behind it.

i did send email to lieff cabraser et al, and did get an email back w a form to fill out. The email states that they have been in contact w CD, but I have no idea what this means legally. here is the email:

Thank you for contacting the law firm of Lieff, Cabraser, Heimann and Bernstein, LLP regarding your experiences with CorrectDeck Home Decking. This firm, in conjunction with Gary, Naegele and Theado, LLC, is investigating consumer allegations that Correctdeck decking material spots and molds despite attempts at cleaning the deck, and that the deck is prone to splintering.

I have attached a questionnaire enabling you to tell us more about your experiences with CorrectDeck decking and hope you will take the time to respond. Already we have met with Correct Building Products and have established a dialogue with them: however, your responses are an equally vital part of our investigation and will help shape our decision as to how to proceed in this case.

We can discuss the questionnaire over the phone or you can fill it out and return to me via email (ssakamoto@lchb.com), fax at 415-956-1008 (Attn: Stacy), or mail back to me at 275 Battery Street, 30th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94111. Thank you for your time, and I look forward to hearing from you.

Stacy Fulcher-Sakamoto

Paralegal

Lieff, Cabraser, Heimann & Bernstein, LLP

275 Battery Street, 30th Floor

San Francisco, CA 94111-3339

i just resubmitted to BBB and copied info from down east mag re mold on original

CD

i lost my first case and suggested that BBB read down east for the low down on this crappy company

goto correctdeckmold.com

i am getting into the class action lawsuit

check out down east magazine

put in correctdeck in search

as of jan 2007 issue they admit issues w mold. they are dumb, so is BBB in maine

sue

i joined lawsuit

i filed complaint prev w BBB in maine

read down east magazine, jan 2007

CD reports issues w mold

they are dumb

they stated that due to mold (DUH DUH)they enhanced their product w the new cd cx

down east magazine

jan 2007 issue

these dopes admit mold issue

i filed complaint w BBB in maine and lost as kelly boynton had sent me cleaning products

i have joined the class action suit

down east magazine

jan 2007 issue

search correct deck

they admit to mold, thus the enhancement to cd cx or whatever

i lost my complaint to BBB in Me as kelly boynton had sent me stuff to clean it. and he made me pay for stuff. the mold goes on