Twin Angel's Services

I noticed, after I paid for the service, they floored over the heating vent in the back room and I called them about his and they never called me back so I ended up taking care of this myself.

Work that was performed was not what was promised. The economy being as poor as it has we thought it would be best to use a small business (bad decision on our part). Proposals were changed numerous times without a break down of material or labor rate as requested. Payments were made in cash and checks made out to business owner personally, at the request of the owner of Twin Angels. A signed contract never existed due to the owner dancing around hard numbers. As for the quality of workmanship and professionalism the owner did himself was at best shoddy. Workers quit off the job site due to poor treatment from Twin Angels. The hardscaping patio that was built is buckling and not complete, sand between pavers was not complete or sealed. Bushes that were transplanted are not evenly placed around patio, very crooked. Landscaping flowers installed died 2 days after. Mulching was performed haphazardly, wires were left over mulch for flood lighting, the lights worked before project, now only one works, drip tubes were also left on top mulch. This 3 day project that turned into almost 13 day project was by choice not put across Twin Angels Books by its owners was very un professional, leaving us to clean up every day after they left. Twin Angels broke a dog refuge and did not disclose it to us, they took tools, left dirt behind our property without seeding it as promised. Their language was offensive using the "n" word when our neighbors are african american. Twin Angels now is looking to collect more money for this project that was not completed and has to be re-consturcted. The only professional service provided was the delivery of crush and run from the agg company. Its is obvious this job was above the companies skill set due to the product they delivered. We are now taking bids to have the patio fixed the correct way. Buyer beware !!! Now let the excuses begin. Plenty of photos if you care to see.

contracted with George to install landscaping and shrubs. at first, changed his prices a lot but they were fair so we had him put everything in writing. then he did the work. it was so sloppy and unprofessional. Plants are dying because they were not installed properly. the wall is falling down, he didn't complete the work as listed on the estimate. Ive already had to hire another company to redo all his work so essentially it has cost me double to complete.

In Novemeber 2012 I contracted Twin Angels to complete some home remodeling work to include drywall installation and painting. In particular, my downstairs bathroom needed to be made ready for a finish coat of paint. I had already stripped the room to the studs and in the course of doing so found that the sink had been attached to a 2 X 6 that was then attached to the main 2x4 studs. This would have created a gap except that in the original construction they had nailed 2x3's vertically to the 2x4's. This created a "T" shape, but more importantly filled the gap created by the 2x6 so that the drywall could be attached directly to wood. I even made note of this on the air duct that just happened to be there in case I forgot. When I explained this to Mr.DeAngelis he offered to remove the 2x6. I stressed that this was unacceptable, showed him the note I had made, and made very clear that I expected new 2x3's to be installed. I even gave him the ones I bought specifically for the job. The job was completed on time, but I was unable to inspect the work constantly. Recently, while moving things in the crawl space that shares that wall with the bathroom, I was able to inspect the wall from behind. Turns out that the 2x3's were NOT installed per instruction but were run horizontally along the floor and, I assume, mid way up the wall and at the ceiling to attach the drywall, but leaving a gap of 2 inches between the drywall and the underlying studs. I contacted Mr.DeAngelis and made him aware of this. His position was that the wall done as far as he was concerned. While this is the biggest issue I have there are other ones: I asked him to "box in" an exposed duct in the basement. He said he would, but didn't. I specifically asked for plain clam shell door moulding installed to match my window but "decorative" moulding was used instead. Even the simple job of painting the basement was done poorly. Switch plates were not removed and are now stuck to wall. They even painted over a flat, brass thumbtack. Bottomline, Mr.DeAngelis has created a hidden hazard in my home.