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When an inspector was brought in to review the work that had been partly done, numerous violations were noted including the following. 1. All new electrical cables were pulled without a metal conduit in several locations. 2. The electrical box in the entrance used for the switches was made of plastic instead of the code required metal. 3. Some of the wiring was already covered with dry wall. The inspector indicated that he would require pulling the walls off to see the wiring underneath. 4. The water heater was glued to the floor rather than sitting inside of a lining. RJ even had one of his employees drill a seat into the shower pan in the shower. Had this not been discovered by the new contractor that we hired, it would have caused severe flooding and damage to my and my neighbors? units. In addition, he put the entire building at risk from a number of hazards including an electrical fire. At the end, RJ Masi fled from the project and now works in New York. He still has $25000 of our money and the project ended costing me an additional tens of thousand of dollars due to having to repair all the damage that he caused. Citilife not only behaved dishonestly and misrepresented itself, but violated city, county, and state code and regulations regarding construction work. R.J. Masi?s offenses included contractor and contract fraud, credit card fraud, numerous building code violations, and licensing and permiting violations. All of these acts were committed with intent to defraud the owner and caused significant stress and aggravation. I am hoping that New York area homeowner's see this and do not allow him and his company, Citilife/Masi World Construction, to take advantage of you. Masi can be very charming and convincing but he is dangerous.