Heritage Restoration

We had rubber roofs put on and agreed to have Elastomeric, water proofing to be done to the entire outside of the building. This would help to prevent any future mold from recurring. He only finished the back of the building. The other three sides never were touched. We already know the last step leading out onto the 3rd fl roof is already decaying and may be the reason the ceiling on the second floor which was patched by Paul Brosnan?s worker is now crumbling and you can see the screening they used to hold the plaster. The electrical work he did is in question and we are having this rechecked for to the entire outside of the building. This would help to prevent and future mold from recurring. He only finished the back of the building. The other three sides never were touched. We already know the foot step leading out onto the 3rd fl roof is already decaying and may be the reason the ceiling on the second floor which was patched by Paul Brosnan?s worker is now crumbling and you can see the screening they used to hold the plaster. The electrical work he did is in question and we are having this rechecked for safety re-insurance. He never put the new kitchen cabinets in the 1st fl apt. which was covered by our insurance. So this apt. has no kitchen storage. Paint was left to dry on beautiful hard wood floors, all floors were to be sanded and polished. Drop ceiling never were replaced. We are looking up at holes and wires. We have left phone messages and sent 1 certified letter, which shows his initials hot his signature. At this point no response. There was never any contention, no reason not to trust him. When he needed time off for family issues he understood. When a check was required he received it. In the amount totaling $42,034.92. This has put a great strain on both of us emotionally and financially.

After hiring a plumber to do some additional work, I learned a lot of the work Brosman did was unacceptable. These were all pointed out to me by the plumber: no floor was installed under the tub (it is resting on a piece of Styrofoam supported by two joists); the tub has no ledger board and is rusted where the enamel was nicked and stained from a persistent leak; pedestal sink was installed with no trap; rubber coupling connects the trap to the overflow; shower apparatus had a persistent leak; dry wall was used instead of green board. After rewiring the entire house, I also found: the electric is not finished in bathroom; there is no electricity in 2 bedrooms (3rd floor and 2nd floor), dining room, laundry room, back room, or basement. There is a punchlist of work agreed upon on Dec 1, 2011 and the work is not done. This includes: the bathroom renovation was not complete; paint brushes were washed in the kitchen sink and materials left all around the house; the house is not rentable in the current condition.