Journey Construction

It's the worst hatchet job I've ever seen. Instead of demoing they did a really bad cover up. they installed a new tub and green board in tub area only. the tub rocks. They installed a tub surround. It's lumpy and bumpy and already coming unglued. They spread about 5 gallons of spackle on the rest of the walls. then they sanded and sanded leaving my entire home covered in dust. And the walls are still worse then when the project started. they put porcelain tile down on two layers of vinyl. The tiles are uneven and cracking and the grout is popping. The only new plumbing is the vanity faucet and the shower head. they put replacement knobs on the hot and cold and diverter in the tub and a slide on faucet that leaks back into the wall. they did not tighten the shower head and that leaks back into the wall. They gouged a hole in the wall under the vanity to accommodate the drain stopper rod. They rummaged threw my cabinets and closets looking for vacuum cleaners, brooms, drip pans and fans. They turned my living room into a tool shed and left my house a wreck. they broke a line in the wall between the vanity and the bedroom closet. It dripped for a week before flooding out the closet

They were actually the contractor for the people who did the work. I like the knowledge of the subcontractors in finishing the job. They were very good.

The job went well they did the tub area first then moved to the floor area with the tile. Kenny worked on the walls around the rest of the bathroom so that they would be ready before installing the vanity and cabinets. He set up a trial run to make sure the vanity and cabinets fit as they should before attaching them to the wall so I could be sure that they would be in the position I liked. He then installed the cabinets. I was able to look over the complete job and was asked if there was any complaints or anything else that needed to be done. I have no complaints and would use them again.