A homeowner residing in the Alamo Ranch subdivision on San Antonio's far northwest side has expressed frustration over construction crews repeatedly using his house's electricity to build a custom home for David Weekly Homes. Brian Adams, the homeowner, initially discovered this unauthorized usage on January 27th when he noticed workers plugging into his power source. Adams confronted one of the crew members, demanding an explanation for what he perceived as theft. Since then, Adams has documented multiple instances of electricity theft by the construction crew, filed numerous police reports, and witnessed his monthly electricity bills soar to over $300. In response to the situation, David Weekly Homes Division President Gary Runner has assured that the company is committed to resolving the issue.
San Antonio Homeowner Battles Construction Crew Over Electricity Theft
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