Hometech Renovations Inc

When a project has a multitude of errors and problems, it begins to feel intentional. Our plan was to work with HomeTech to update most of our home. We decided to begin with a minor update to the bathroom in the guest house; once complete, we would move there, while the main house was being renovated. The project was to replace the bathtub with a walk-in shower. No electrical, no structural, no major plumbing. Simply add two glass partitions, shower door and tile. Two weeks was the time estimate. After three months, redoing the tile work three times and generally redoing other sloppy items, its done. The finish of the new fixtures are polished nickel. The sink faucet, is and was, brushed nickel. Just sloppy. Expensive, slow and sloppy. I believe they can do good work; but Ken, the project manager, said we got the "B" team for our project. Purchasing a renovation is tricky because you're buying both a process and a product. These guys may understand that, but the only thing consistent was making sure they got all their payments. I got a lawyer letter today. I decided to pay the final installment at the pace it took to finish the work. I guess I'm not allowed to take my time, as they took theirs. And finally, Dave Cerami, the owner. As soon as the contract was signed he disappeared. I know we are all busy, but with him, I think its more emotional. I think he abandoned our project because he didn't like us or our house or he liked something else more.