Lowe's Storm Door Installation Left 2-Inch Gap at Bottom
A Lowe's subcontractor installed storm doors with a measurement error leaving a 2-inch gap at the bottom, exposing the home to pests. Sixteen follow-up calls and months of waiting produced no fix. An individual service dispute with no software gap.
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