K&K Services

I provided all materials, tile, cabinets, etc. He got started and did demolition. Prior to start made big deal of whether green board present or not, board was purchased but at time he was stopped had not ever green board at all. He was 45 min to more than an hour late every day. He was very messy and covered the carpet only during demolition. I had to vacuum and clean carpet several times.When questioned prior to start about possible dust, he claimed it would not be a problem. After demolition, I had to vacuum the bed and pillows before turning back. Bedroom next to master bath covered with thick layer of construction dust. No repair or texture was done before his wife did the painting. There were still some holes where towel racks had been removed. Lines where boards had been removed. Painting was done before old electrical taken off wall. He spent 10-12 hours approximately when he started the tiling. In mixing the tileset he splashed this on the front wall of my house and left it. He got the large tiles around 1 tub ,extending out on the wall. After the 2nd day, when I looked closely, the tiles at the corners did not match horizontally, with the end wall being a 1/4 inch or so higher than the other. Much of the mosaic border had so much thinset that there would not have been room for grout. I asked him why I would be unhappy with the tile and he did not know. When I pointed out the corners he told me that is the way it had to be done. I could have done better-all that was required was to trim the bottom of the tile at the end wall so it matched horizontally. He did not seem to understand the concept so I had no confidence he could perform the job to my satisfaction and told him we were done. I had paid half up front which more than covered the demolition and work to that point. I emailed my final decisions so it was in writing and texted him that I had emailed. I never heard from him again. I have someone else working now that is doing a beautiful job. He had to remove all tile that had been installed, put up the green board that Kyle had not, textured all walls, repainted and is now installing the tile. It looks perfect! This cost me about $1000 more than expected to change midstream but I was glad to get it done correctly. I took many pictures as a record of the poor job.