Biltwell Enterprises LLC

He acts professional until he gets your deposit.Then he will not show up for weeks and even when he does he is hours late. He will try to get you to accept a different job than he signed on for and give you a hundred different excuses as to why he cannot do the work. When he finally started the job we got a stop work order because he had not gotten a work permit with the city! He is a fraud. Do NOT do business with this man or give him any money!!

The wall looked good but it wasn't what I wanted.  I even showed them a drawing of how I wanted it to look.  The guys that did the work worked hard when they were there.  It's just they weren't there like they should have been.  They had other jobs that they were pulled off mine to go work on too.

I have had a lot of problems with him.  I signed a contract with him on August second of last year and during April of this year I decided to end the contract as he did not complete the job and was charging me nineteen thousand dollars for it.  All he did was remove some shrubbery, dug a trench for a footer wall and busted up my existing driveway.  He then left and was never to be seen again.  I ended up having a warrant out for him which ended up with the state police and he eventually got arrested.  He is a major flease ball as far I am concerned.  He did not have a contractor’s license in most states.  I would recommend no one else to get stuck with him.  I would not use him again in the future.

Read above. How I even got hooked up with Biltwell is they called to see if I needed any estimates regarding services they offered, it was a mass calling list I suspect, which I don't have a problem with, companies have to make money and have o get their name out there. However it was funny, even after Kurt came out in dominion post newspaper as a fraud, his company was still calling that mass calling list because I got called again...for goodness sake. Kurt appeared in March in the dominion post, I don't have h exact date but have kept a copy of the paper to remind me how close I was at being scammed and a reminder of how we have to do our research, get contracts and fight for our rights!

What a nightmare! I called five people who all told me he had done a fantastic job for them. We signed the contract at the end of January. They were to replace an exterior door, replace two double-hung windows with a single slider, and build a fenced in area. I paid half of the total job. They were supposed to start by replacing the door and the windows right away, but months passed. They finally started the fence in late April. After having dug some holes, the guy calls and says he wants a progress payment. Mind you, they had received the down payment for the door and windows, which they hadn't even touched yet. And a few holes in my yard is a LONG way from being a fence. I refused. Then they did do some work on the fence and were promising the door and window would arrive in just a couple of days. So I made a partial payment on the work done. By the end of May, they had not replaced the door or the windows. Finally, he said the new window had arrived, but it wasn't the right size or style. They would have had to cut the brick on my house to make it fit. No way!! After waiting all this time, I got suspicious they might have never even ordered my door, based on inconsistent remarks as to when it would arrive. I repeatedly asked for documentation showing the order, but they never were able to show any. Then they just stopped showing up and would not return my phone calls. I finally sent a registered letter saying if they didn't get back in touch with me I would go to the State Attorney General's office. With that threat, I was able to (a) cancel the portion of the contract related to the door and windows, (b) get a refund on what I had paid in excess of just the fence, and (c) get a contract modification signed specifying everything from what constituted a work day to the amount of time they had to complete the work on the fence. They finally finished it. The job isn't great and I don't expect it to last too long. BIG LESSON LEARNED!