W R Thompson Home Building

We took WR Thompson to court for breach of contract and the judge awarded us $ 3,800. The contract specifically said that a soundproof wall was to be installed between the kitchen and master bedroom. About 3-​weeks prior to the court date, we had a privacy fence installed along one side of the property. Within a few days after the court hearing, we received a certified mail from WR Thompson stating that the fence was in violation of the restrictive covenants of the subdivision and we had 10-​days to remove it. Included in the mail was the 30+ page restrictive covenants document. We had not been informed, either at the signing of the contract or at the closing, that such restrictions were in place. Several of our neighbors are not aware of the restrictions either. It is apparent that WR Thompson has intentionally withheld the knowledge of these restrictions from potential home buyers. Had we known beforehand the extremely restrictive nature of the covenants, we would have built the home elsewhere. Furthermore, had we known about Mr. Thompson’s reputation, and that of his «partner in crime», Jason Loftis, we would have selected another builder and real estate agent and agency. Once the papers are signed, and the deal is closed, you can forget about it. Our advice… find another builder and don’t have any dealings with Mr. Loftis. The last we heard, Mr. Loftis was working for Keller Williams Realty in Murfreesboro, TN
27 July 2015 — It’s becoming more and more apparent that the contractors that WR Thompson employed to do the plumbing, HVAC, concrete driveway & sidewalk are producing substandard work as well. The plumbing was done by Walter Hill plumbing, concrete work was done by Cantrell Concrete and I’m not sure who installed the HVAC.
01 Nov 2015 — To the reader that thought this review was «funny», I truly hope you have an encounter with these types of unscrupulous charlatans. Then come back and tell me again how «funny» it is.