Destiny Developers, LLC

"Carl C lives in Florida and runs his own very precision high tech company. His mom lives at the house in New Orleans and the mom has been wonderful to work with through the entire home renovation project. When Carl stepped into the spot of project manager after phase 1on the job things began to get dicey. I sent plans and pricing to Carl on all the new work for him and his mom to look into before any projects began. I emailed him the plans and or pictures and pricing of all of the work before the work began. If something significant was overlooked it was because he wanted to do his own research on the HVAC work for example and it left me in limbo about what was going down on the HVAC as a whole. When we did a walk through and he noticed there were no vents in the bathroom and kitchen - I really didn't know what to say and said I didn't think they had any. But later realized by being out of sight and out of mind I forgot about the vents because I assumed the HVAC was getting done by someone else and I no longer had anything to do with it. After that disconnect on the HVAC apparently I was suspect for a plethora of or the opening up of the proverbial pandora's box of things to go wrong. Carl brought in oversized washer and dryer causing one problem after another with cabinets, trim, flooring and painting issues. I did what I could to make it work but it back fired when he didn't want the trim behind the fridge or the washer and dryer area to be spliced and I had to redo it all. I even had to run out there on several occasions to unlock the door to let several contractors in who do flooring, wall building and any other job related work on the house that he wanted a second opinion on when I found unforeseen problems with the home or when I found other previous work done incorrectly. All contingencies or new job related work change orders began to arise as the job continued. He received from Destiny Developers new invoices prior to any additional work that needed to be done outside of the original contract. I was not making up stories about live termites or anything else to create more work. These almost 200 year old shotgun houses can have all kinds of hidden issues. Not wanting to find any more issues - I would find something else to bring to his attention, but I always gave him time to look into other pricing for the work that needed to be done. Destiny lost several days waiting on him to make a decision, lost time driving over to the job and letting in the contractors that he wanted me to let in to get a second bid while he was out of town and his mom was at work. After all of this he still approved and paid our company to complete all of the projects that I invoiced him. I don't believe he would have continued on with Destiny throughout the rest of the contracts if we didn't meet or exceed his expectations. We did have some differences of opinions on issues of how things should be done, but in the end Destiny addressed those iss"