John Rojas Construction

Initially all was well. We worked to modify changes and made good decisions on alterations. Then the company started to work slower, not show up and at one point did not work for about two weeks straight. The contractor had "other jobs to complete" however "you are the next one on the list." Eventually, after 13 months, a request was made for a completion date. The date was set and passed. The contractor blamed it on our modifications and the cabinet maker. A firm date was set in writing, however, that too passed. Five months later, a claim was filed with the State Contractors Licensing Board. Their assistance was poor. Three punch lists were made and after approximately eight months, items were still listed, however, the contractor moved on. A final statement was submitted and not paid due to the incompleted items. The contractor filed a lien and the matter was submitted to court. After pre-court discussions, the contractor almost completed the job, making a promise the last item would be taken care of when a part was received. The contractor was paid, the lien removed, and the last item never completed. This was the remodel from hell. It is interesting to note that the contractor has changed names.