Salah Services
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The contractor was, initially, amazingly, accommodating. He referred to me and other clients as a part of his family and that we mattered to him. Many really bad things (like a subcontractor attacking me three times, once in the presence of the contractor himself) were tolerated because he at first appeared to be such an extraordinarily kind man. However, without notice, without any warning that things had changed or were upsetting to him, contractor became aggressive, rude, and insulting. In my opinion, this was due to the fact that he took on a major contract and my smaller contract became a nuisance. Rather than have a discussion to put problems on the table, this contractor made everything quite personal and quite offensive. Despite my effort (not always well executed, admittedly) to give him "outs" and a way to move forward, Contractor would not apologize nor regain his composure.
During the course of the contract, the contractor showed up on my premise in tears, he would constantly complain to me about his employees, his lack of employees, who he fired and why, how he had to walk off another job because it was too much for him, about his family and more. Granted, some of this is my burden to bare as I put up with it, but, he had been kind and he had seemed sympathetic. He turned on a dime and became really inappropriate, unprofessional and quite rude without discussion, notice or, in my opinion, provocation.
The change in the contractor's overall conduct, was slow in the beginning. He became a little less accommodating at first, he stopped showing up when he promised, his work product became average where it had been excellent. But, homeowner was still "family" per the words of the contractor. I was family on a Friday evening, but, by the very next Saturday morning, I was a pain, a problem, a frustration, and much more. The level of rudeness, aggression escalated to the point that homeowner could no longer tolerate his presence in the house. Contractor agreed to fix damage and finish his work. But, one week later, showed up at homeowner's premise stating he would not fix the damage, would not finish the projects and would not refund any money.
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