Flynrider
Phoenix,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, April 18, 2012
" You think we would hired illegal immigrants/unlicenced/unbonded companies to get paid to do work?! NO WE DONoT!! "
OK, that must mean that the company was licensed and bonded. In that case you should have no problem going after their bond, which is what the previous poster was trying to tell you. I'd suggest contacting the state agency which licenses contractors for info on how to claim on their bond.
rose
Fairfield,#3Author of original report
Tue, April 17, 2012
You think we would hired illegal immigrants/unlicenced/unbonded companies to get paid to do work?! NO WE DONoT!! First off let me elaborate more info on this. We were referred from someone at church so we did not know what they looked like until we met them. Yes lesson next time we'll call the BBB but who knows how up to date they are. They don't do anything. and neither will you people. maybe ripoffreport is bull----.
JeffS.
United States of America#4Consumer Suggestion
Tue, April 17, 2012
Hello,
If they are licensed and bonded contractors you can go after there bond , if not
I would suggest in the future not using unlicensed and bonded illegal imigrants to get the cheapest bid.
Sorry for your loss