The company’s contractors license is currently suspended and the state continues to investigate.
FAIR OAKS, Ark. — ABC10 first reported in July about problems coming from a Fair Oaks based company aimed at selling tiny homes, or ADUs, to people looking to expand. Hundreds of Northern California families claimed the company took their money and left their projects unfinished. Now, the state is involved as a group of homeowners share an intimate conversation about how the company took hundreds of thousands of dollars from them.
Five homeowners sat down with ABC10 and they all have the same thing in common. They all trusted and hired Anchored Tiny Homes to build them an ADU on their property. Throughout the process, the company failed to provide updates to the homeowners, leaving them to wonder if they’d ever have a finished ADU.
“I now feel like I’ve been sort of duped by that,” said Sunny Lombardi in …