BISHOP FURNITURE REPAIR

I wish I could have read a review of him before I hired him.   STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY!!!
I established a contract with bishop furniture and repair on June 27 of 2005.
It took 2 years and (4) four months to get my furniture. I had to send two certified letters to the company demanding
completion of the work.
The owner/representative: Mr. Vinton Campbell demanded that iI made a full payment before the delivery. (The
contract, however, says the balance needed to be paid after completion). Mr. Campbell insisted that unless i paid him
in full he would not deliver the furniture. I paid because after two years without my furniture I thought he might destroy it and I would never see it again.
He added that he did not included the installation in the contract and requested the additional money. I decided to pay
additional money for the installation,even though the contract addendum says assembly of all pieces. The contract
said $2,000. I paid $2,000, additional $200 for installation. Additional $100 for fabric and re-uphostery of bench (this
last item was not agreed initially in the contract). Furniture was delivered on november the 6th. After installation the
following problems need to be taken care of: 1-bed lateral parts were not the right size and needed to be extended
(pending).Bed reinforcing/support for queen size box spring and pillowtop queen mattress. 2-armoire/ free standing
closet doors do not close. The hinge in one of the doors is coming out. The door is having an increasing gap and is not
parallel to the edge. None of the doors open or close properly. 2-door handle in one of the doors is broken a is about
to fall out.
3- mirror attachments need adjusting. 4-st

• Detail explanation of results:

• Bed    is currently not assembled. Headboard, side pieces and footboard are all separate. They are
• standing vertical but were never assembled. Lateral pieces too short and attachments/hardware were not relocated as required.
• Armoire was incorrectly assembled. Doors incorrectly attached. Crack on the door that was supposed to be repaired is open.
  Hinges seem to be located incorrectly, or door is aligned incorrectly. They do not close or open.
• Pieces of hardware such as handles were lost. Can not be replaced because it is an antique.
• Sloppy assembly of hardware. Screws are sticking out, inside drawers and doors.
• Bench and seat need to be reattached as part of the contract. They never did. Paid for new fabric that was not used for reupholstery. Never saw the fabric again.
  
   Seat need to be re-upholstered. I paid for the new fabric
  and never received it.