Grace2112
#2Author of original report
Thu, May 16, 2013
Quite well?? A useless heating system, leaky basement, hole in the living room floor with a drain pipe sticking out of it, patched together floor upstairs with huge gaps in it, crooked crappy cement board job with huge gaps in the upstairs bathroom that had to be straightened out in order to be tiled, sump pump hose stuck out of the basement window, no carpet, no flooring of any kind, bilco doors slapped on with no framing and you say it went well. The kicker is when you took away the dumpster but threw the construction debris on my lawn, or was it when you smeared spackle dust into the kitchen cabinets with a wet rag? Or intentionally smearing thinset mortar on the top of the bathroom tile floor and left it. You never once vacuumed, mud and spackle dust are on every horizontal surface, even in rooms you didn't work in because you kept all the doors open. Every last piece of trim you cut has to be redone because you can't cut a simple mitre. You caulked the kitchen counter backsplash to the wall before the finished flooring was put underneath so it has to be cut away. The soffits are falling off already, and you couldn't even make the fascia straight at the top of the peak. There's a gap between the roof and the gutter that water pours through.
The flush mount boxes for the porch lights are sticking out 2" past the siding and weren't even caulked. The lights dim for no reason. The $60 ceiling fan barely does anything because you didn't drop it down with a longer pendant and there is no way to reverse the fan direction without a 20 ft step ladder. You even tried moving the thermostat closer to the useless air return the HVAC contractor shamed you into installing in an attempt to give the illusion of a working heating system, but you never even installed the AC compressor. I have pictures of the house too, plenty of them, including some by a home inspector who was highly entertained by your work. yeah, it went great, you got most of your money and I got a half finished house that took over six months to not complete.
Truth Teller
Warren,#3REBUTTAL Owner of company
Sat, May 04, 2013
In every situation in life, there are two sides to a story and our perception of what transpired is not always an accurate portrayal of the facts. It is unfortunate this person chose to exaggerate the truth and offer misleading statements that make it appear as though the project was a total disaster when it was not. In fact, the project came out quite well.
Admittedly, mistakes happened along the way, but these issues were all addressed and corrected. What this poster failed to mention were the real positive overall aspects of the job that were completed, inspected and approved by the Township. Attached find pictures of the work, that speak for themselves.