“Stand by the contract and fix the damage,” the couple said. “I mean, that’s all we’re asking for.”
VAN ZANDT COUNTY, Texas — When a bolt of lightning struck the internet host tower on the Matthews family’s property during a January storm, they knew there was significant damage to their home, but thought the contract they signed with CIP, now Point Broadband, allowing them to put the massive stories high tower up next to their house, meant the company would be liable for any mishaps.
“It’s very crystal clear,” said Erin Matthews. “It says, um, the construction of the tower, the tower in general, the removal of the tower, that Brian Matthews will not be held responsible for any damages.”
But nearly 11 months later, they’re still dealing with the headache.
“To no avail have we had any success in getting anything resolved,” said Brian Matthews.
The couple says CIP …