All Phase Construction
About us
All Phase Construction takes care of your construction needs from ground up. We provide great service at a very affordable price. We will come out and do a free estimate for you and answer any questions you may have.
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Services we offer
Big or small., Ceramic Tiling, Decking, Drywall, Finished Basements, New Homes, Painting and more. Also any Handyman thing around the house, Remodeling, Roofing, Siding
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Free Estimates
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The kitchen door had been replaced with a metal, fireproof door since it leads into the attached garage. We had the frame all stained and varnished. Due to the metal door frame, the wood trim would not fit flush. David added trim under the frame and trimmed the existing baseboards so the frame fit. it looks great.
The upstairs bathroom was one planning error or lapse after another. David ripped out the tub and the surround. He insulated where necessary and added extra framing to allow for a safety bar. The new walk-in tub base was ordered, but the wrong one was delivered. The packaging showed the right information, but that was not what was inside. It had to be reordered and would be four weeks for delivery. That was the manufacturers fault, but left us running to the YMCA for showers for a month. David was never here when the plumbers were here working.
When it was delivered the plumbers installed the walk-in base. Then, David put up the sheet rock and started to tile the walls. The walk-in base is like a three sided tub. Therefore, it has a 1/2 to 1 inch lip on the top. It wasn't until David tiled that part that he realized a standard shower door would not fit. He talked about putting some type of filler behind the standard shower door frame. He finally called the manufacturer and they made a double frame to account for the lip. He had to order that special. So he had to put up an extension rod and shower curtain for the 1-2 weeks it took to get the right frame. Also, the wall at the front of the shower (where the faucet is located) has a 1/2 inch jog in it. The tile sticks out with a rough edge on this ridge. It wasn't cut small enough and David tried covering it up with grout. There are several tiles on the wall near the vanity that are not flush; a corner sticks out. The floor tile looks good except where it meets the cabinet. There is a 3/4 inch channel of grout used to fill the gap from cabinet to floor tile. Also, the wall tile directly across from the toilet is a defective tile. The ceramic color and finish does not completely cover the tile clay. He claims he didn't notice that. How can you grout, clean, and seal tile and not notice? When I pointed it out, he did not offer to fix it. He told me he must have done approximately 80 tile jobs. He uses his minivan and could not get all the tile at one time. The local store ran out, so he had to run to another store 20 miles away for more tile. Then, he miscalculated the number of bull nose he needed and had to make another trip to the store 20 miles away for that. He used our pallet blanket in the shower base to protect it. That was good, but it would have been nice if he had asked first.
He started this job in August and did not order the vanity top until the end of October. The vanity/sink is a special order because the left side of the top is longer than the right. The first two came in broken. By then, I would have kept the old one except David had used it for scoring and it now had deep scratches in it besides the stains that caused me to want it replaced. He never said a word, but obviously ordered the wrong size vanity top. He must have measured to the old splash guard that sat on top of the sink vanity. So the new sink does not reach the cabinet and he put a filler under the splash guard. I asked him twice, if he was going to leave the filler in the corner and he said no, the splash guard would be cut to fit. Now the sink/vanity does not sit properly on the cabinet. If you are under the sink you can see daylight where the vanity top does not touch the cabinet. This top is not the right size for this cabinet. This job took four months. The shower base was manufacturers error and two broken sinks were the stores fault. But, four months?? Come on! Just poor planning and
lack of work ethics. Lastly, he took down the existing towel racks and never re-installed them. I never mentioned it because we wanted him gone. I would not recommend him to anybody.
It is April and we are now experiencing the grout chipping out in the shower, where the tile meets the tub, when we rinse it down after a shower. Also, he re-installed the furnace vent by using caulking. He did not drill holes and screw it in. So if we ever need to take it off, we have to drill the holes for screws and buy screws for it, as he did not leave them with us.
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