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| 67% |
Beware--when we wrote a check to this guy, we would often not see him again for weeks or months. After giving him our initial deposit, no work was done on the property for close to 2 months. Despite the contract price, he held us up for additional money. First it was for an engineering report and some extra materials he claimed were required by the building inspector. When we called the inspector in January because we were going to have to hire someone else to complete the project, we found out that the inspector had NOT required these additional expenses. We paid him the final installment on the contract October 25, 2014, and then we did not see him again until the 18th of December. When he and his worker did show up, he started his day late, left for a very long lunch, and usually left early in the afternoon. He had a host of excuses--from the prior job being extended to health problems to family problems to worker problems. Worst of all, on December 22, 2014, just before Christmas he DEMANDED an additional $3500 and ASSURED us he would return on the 29th of December, 2014 AND the job would be finished in 1 week. We wrote him a check for an additional $2500 because he was in our house, wouldn't leave and we felt coerced. He did not show up again. Despite our repeated contacts and his promises to show up, he did not. The condition of the exterior of our property? Two only partially built car ports, which are not level, and not useable because the proper grading and retaining walls have also not been built. We have since learned that this is not an isolated experience. Perhaps if we had joined Angie's List before we contracted we would not be out over $20,000 and in search of a new contractor.
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