GD Construction Inc
About us
contracter
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Services we offer
Roofing, cabinets, counter tops, drywall, electrical, floors, kitchen & bathroom renovation., masonry, plumbing
Amenities
Free Estimates
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The workmanship of the entire job was terrible. Planning was non-existent. Joe purchased finishing/design items (vanity lights, pendant lights) without our input. He changed design not because it was better but because it was easier and cheaper. Items we picked, he substituted with cheaper items. The kicker was the kitchen cabinet knobs. One knob didn't match the rest. He was probably short a knob and instead of buying one, he tried to hide it and put a different one in on one of the top cabinets in hopes we wouldn't notice. Can we say SHADY.
The tile work was done carelessly -- sloppy and uneven. He blamed the tiles, saying some were thicker. We went to the tile store to check out the tiles and there were a few tiles that were a little thicker but nothing like what we saw in our kitchen. He argued with us and didn't want to correct it. In our bathrooms, he used broken tiles. I wish I could post pictures.
The paint job was awful. There was paint on everything -- the windows, the new recess lights, the new kitchen cabinets, etc. They also damaged our furniture while moving it and left scratches, compound and paint on our hardwood floors.
He showed absolutely no respect for our house. We understand that plans/designs change but almost everything in our master bath was changed because of poor planning. For items in the contract that he didn't end up performing, we didn't see a penny of the money back but any extras, he had no problem charging us more.
The only thing that turned out really nice was the new hardwood floors and that was done by a subcontractor.
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