In-House Design Group, Inc

I have to disagree with the other reviewer. I contacted Sean for some crown molding in 3 of my rooms. Sean was extremely professional, arrived on time and got right to work. I had some design ideas that I ran by him and he was considerate of my thoughts but added some insight on their feasibility given his years of experience in this area. The job came out looking better than I had hoped and for much less than may of his competitors. I would definitely recommend him to anyone looking for home improvements in this area.

We hired Sean Fuller, of In-House Design Group, Inc., to do a full bathroom remodel. Hiring Mr. Fuller simply did not result in high quality work. He convinced us that he is a master at tile work. He recommended us to let him build a tile tub from scratch rather than go with a standard tub because his work is so “amazing.” It simply doesn't look like it's built by an experienced professional. There are huge spaces between some tiles and rather large grout lines. There is also a 1 ½” wide strip near the wall that he decided to fill with caulk rather than tile. He had to come back after he was finished because he forgot to attach the faucet and set up the drain for the tub. He actually poured concrete and tiled around where the drain is supposed to be. Because of this, the drain we purchased for him to install doesn’t work. He thought that installing non-water tight rubber seal around the drain hole would be functional. Of course, a rubber ring over grouted 1” tiles will not create a water tight seal. So he still left without actually fixing everything. The floor tile was not grouted properly. He came back to fix it when he tried to fix the fixtures in the tub. However, it’s still not a very good job and I’ll have to go back and fix it myself. He also installed our new toilet tank incorrectly, but was absolutely sure it was correct. Instead of coming back again to fix what was wrong, Sean left me a long message explaining that he did not set up the toilet incorrectly. He also told me the problem with the tub drain cover was that the “bolt was too long” and I needed to “get a hacksaw and saw it down.” I ended up calling a plumber instead, who came and fixed everything. The plumber was very surprised that the toilet was put together so poorly. He also recommended that the area around the tub drain be broken up and redone. But he was able to use a different drain plug which works well. All in all it was a headache to deal with Mr. Fuller who turned out to be quite an incompetent contractor.