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The remodel started good, the demo was fine, carpentry was fine. The crew was very messy but they were nice.
The job started to go horrible from the time they started to tile the bathroom. It took them 3 weeks to tile a bathroom that is 80SF and at the 3 week point when I finally lost it, they still were not finished, we called in another company that specializes in Tiling and ended up ripping the entire shower out and starting over (this cost an additional 9k in materials and labor as I couldn't re use what they had put up). When I asked for a refund of the 50% down (this did not include labor for the bathroom, only for the closets not done plus the materials that I bought and have receipts for), he had his attorney respond with a letter and updated bill indicating the job cost much more then expected, even stating he paid for some of the materials (which I again have receipts for) I had this contractor move a toilet from my master bath to another bathroom in the house and the updated bill from the attorney had a cost showing of 1,000 to move it. In addition he cut all tiles in our bathroom that they were remodeling, yes they left a wet saw in my bathroom overnight to leak all over the brand new marble tile and saturate the just (that day) grouted floor, also I have young kids so having a wet saw in our home is obviously not safe. When we signed the contract, he was very nice and we thought the owner would be on site, he is not. He is managing several jobs and clearly over his head. This experience is very unfortunate and I write this review so that no one else has to go through what we did. 5 week renovation that lasted 12 and we are out $10,000 in materials that needed to be re-bought and money that he owes us back. I have 40 pictures to prove what I went through.
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