Premier Remodeling - Don Ulzheimer, Don does not pay his workers sub-contractors and others, currant owes over five thousand dollars ripoff Dillsburg Pennsylvania
After working in the building and remodeling field for over twenty-six years, I have never encountered a guy who is more childlike in his manner. If he does not approve or agree he will throw items, swear worse than a sailor or just not pay you or a possibility of all three.
I worked with Premier Remodeling over about eight days and all I heard for the first seven was how good a job I was doing and how happy he was to have a guy that knew what he is doing, he overpaid my invioce on the first week. I guess one bad day with Don cancels out all other work, forget talking about it, on day seven he had such a fit that I refrained from going to the ground, (we were siding) because that would have resulted in fistacuffs.
I would have gone to the ground but at that time my wife was working in a local sheriff's office and I could not afford the publicity this may lead up to.
Including collection efforts he now owes me almost seven hundred dollars. Forwarned is forarmed.
Frank
Lebanon, Pennsylvania
U.S.A.
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Keith
New Cumberland,Pennsylvania,
U.S.A.
Just tried doing business with this company.
#4Consumer Comment
Thu, June 05, 2008
I had set up a scheduled meeting with this company for them to view the scope of the work I needed done. They did not show up for the meeting. I called them afterwards and asked if they forgot the meeting. They said the were sorry that they wrote the information down on a piece of paper somewhere and didn't know where they put it. They said that they could meet in 10 minutes if I still wanted them to look at the work I needed done. They then proceeded to tell me that if I was mad at them and didn't want to do business with them at all, then that would be fine too. I was just amazed at the disorganization along with the indifference to the effects that their disorganization causes to a potential client. Non-professional attitude is the overall feeling I got from this company in the brief, few communications that I had with this company. In hindsight, I am glad that they did not show and saved me from potential negative interactions would they have started any work for me.
Just an observation from a potential well paying client.
Tammy
York,Pennsylvania,
U.S.A.
Not true
#4UPDATE Employee
Wed, May 21, 2008
I have worked for Don about 3 years now. I have found him very generous and easy to work for. If you do a good job for him he definately makes it worth your while.
Mike
Radford,Virginia,
U.S.A.
Couple of options.
#4Consumer Suggestion
Tue, December 12, 2006
Well you could quit. You don't want to get into criminal trouble from a fight if you just can't stand the guy.
More practical, if you have everything in writing, file a mechanic's lien on the property you've been working on. The owner of the property will get mad at Don then, and SOMEONE will pay you pretty quick.