Branko S. Mukolari

Things started off very well. Then I realized that I was paying more for Branco "on the side" with his alleged group of workers than I was if I had gone through his company.  The place will not pass lead inspection (although Branco claimed he was a specialist in lead) because the whole floor in the basement is not covered.  The tile work on the basement floor includes tiles that are not secured to the floor by the glue.  The bamboo floor was not put in as a "floating floor" per my directions and per the directions on the box, and therefore it needs to either be ripped up entirely or a lot of work needs to be done to shorten it as it is too tight.  That will also mean that the shoe molding (quarter round) will have to be removed!  The contract said "fix bathroom" but the tile was installed poorly, the linen closet door was not painted, and the inside of the linen closet was not painted (and obviously needed it).  The ceiling fan moves as though unsteady.  The new kitchen counter was cut in three spots (Branco denied his man did this) and the mosaic tile has smears of grout on it.  The shower head is not covered properly.  The paint on the mantle piece does not appear to have been painted with a primer before enamel.  The bill included what a regular carpet installer should have had: a knife!