Randy Hall

Randy Hall Placed a lien on my house for purchases she was not authorized to make. Milton, Georgia

20th of Apr, 2011 by User542242

Randy Hall, who represented herself to be an interior designer, placed a lien on my house for work that I did not authorize. We had agreed on a budget of $85,000 for updating the interior of house in anticipation of my selling it. After 6 months nothing had been completed and I asked that she at least finish the living room which was part of the original budget. She agreed to do so and then sent me a bill for more than $28,000. When I stated to her that there should be no charge since I had already paid for the items, she placed a lien on my property. Subsequently I discovered that although she had told me that her husband was a general contractor and they had licensed plumbers and electrians working for them that was not the case. Now I have three bathrooms that have been updated by these people and the tile is cracking, the faucets are leaking, and the hardware in the shower no longer works. Since this difficulty I have found out that one of the houses that they have worked on has burned to the ground. I have verified that she does not have a degree in interior design nor do they have a contractor's license. Please don't let this happen to you. I am now in a position where I cannot sell my house without paying for these outrageous charges or hiring an attorney to fight the lien. Please don't hire these people to do anything in your house. You will regret it.

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