in 2012 I renovated mymathroom and contracted bath fitters to do the job sice their advertising offers a lifetime warranty on their product. During the installion they replaced the old drywall as required but the tub liner measurements were not accurate so the installer cut the single piece tub liner to make it fit now making it a two piece tub liner and not a single pieceas advertised. I was not overly concerned with the repairand decided that I could live with it. In 2020 it seemed like my tub did feel right around the tub drain. In May of 2021my tub liner has now separated to half of the tub length and now taking a shower sounded like I was walking on bubble wrap due to the excessive tub liner movement. I contacted bath fitters and they immediately came out to investigate and then informed me that this defect was not covered by their advertised lifetime product warranty.
During the summer Idid a major renovation of the home and when I opened up the walls on the other side of the tub wall I found that many of the drywall screws had missed the wall studs completely.
On Nov 17/21 I again contacted Bathfitters and Phil came out toinform me that there was no warranty but for $250 they would pull the tub liner and fix the issue but most times that this is done, the tub liner cracks and if this happens I would have to pay $1600.00 for a new tub liner.Advertised lifetime product warranty butI have to pay for their defective tub liner repairs.
I then contacted the head office in Montreal to explain my problem. Thre receptionist informed me that Monica was currently bust, but rest assured she would be calling me back within 24Hrs. Great, I was finally getting somewhere. After 24Hrs had passed I called back to Montreal to complain about the terrible service and all they did was connect me back to Phil in Ottawa. Nothing like getting the royal running around treatment
I paid $2700.00 plus tax for this botched renovation and am totally disappointed with the Bathfitters product & custom service. read more