Home Wizards Inc

The demolition went great.  Then while removing the old linoleum from the kitchen floor, one of the workers accidentally smashed the glass oven door of our Jenn-Aire range.  A replacement door was not available from the factory so we purchased a less expensive GE range to replace the Jenn-Aire range.  We have not been compensated for this yet.  The next day his hammer got loose again, and we punctured the living room wall.  Contractor repaired this.
Although we were very explicit that we wanted the prep work done for the tile correctly, so that there would not be problems in the future, the contractor failed to get the subfloor level.  Consequently, when he installed the 18" porcelain tiles, they did not go down correctly.  There are several raised spots in the floor, which are not only unsightly, but are actually tripping hazards..  This floor is going to have to be torn out and redone with level subfloor
The wood he used to trim around the new floor was pine, even though the rest of the trim and cabinets in the house are oak.
The door openings for the pantry were not sized properly to handle the 48" X 80" doors that were specified.  The contractor failed to allow room for the door frames.  This took three reworks before the doors would close properly..
Moving the electrical outlet from the back of the pantry to one of the new side walls was a disaster.  The contractor wired the hot wire to the ground of the outlet, and he cut a live wire in the wall and left it.  A major fire hazard.  We hired another licensed electrician to do some electrical work that Tony's crew did not feel comfortable doing.  We are grateful that our electrician was able to find and correct the electrical mishaps.
Believe it, or not, our contractor plumbed the new kitchen faucet backwards.  It took 3 weeks to get him to correct it.
The new base for the granite counter top was installed originally like a work bench in a tool shop.  The contractor had to redo this so we did not have a 2"X4" brace running at a 45° angle in the middle ot the countertop.
When he rehung the flat screen TV, it was hanging crooked.  He said that the brace was level, and he couldn't fix it.  We got another person to come out to make the final adjustments so it could hang straight.  They also broke the door to the entertainment center whcih sets below the TV..
The gutter guards went in well.
We just want to be compensated for the damaged range and TV stand, and we want a new floor installed correctly..

Honestly, my own experience was not bad with this company. My neighborhood had experienced a lot of roof damage from several severe storms so on a recommendation several of my neighbors also used Home Wizards. We all got our roofs done around the same time. This part went well. Tony told all of us that he does other remodeling services as well. One neighbor had some work done by this company on interior doors. I saw the workmanship myself and it was terrible. Many of the doors do not close or won't stay closed. My other neighbor made the mistake of paying Tony $2500 up front to remodel a bathroom. That work started in July and the work is still not done and we are in November. The workmanship there is questionable at best. The guy doing the work did not use any edge tiles, he just cut the large tiles down to fit and now there are super sharp edges all over the bathroom and she has three kids! She is a single mother who has been severely taken advantage of. As I said, my personal experience was not terrible, but it is not worth taking the risk to use this company. I hope this helps!