American Home Improvement

After removing the existing carpet, he never came back to complete my Pergo installation. Repeated phone calls, texts, and emails to Dewey Eager went unanswered. After a couple weeks passed I was able to get a hold of him. He had been arrested, bailed, and had his truck impounded during the time he was supposed to be working. A Court View search showed he had been a defendant on a large number of cases in the past. He claimed the sub-contractor he hired to perform the flooring install showed up onsite drunk and he had to fire them. He promised to have it done by the weekend (a month after he agreed to start on the project). A couple days later he called me, and told me this project had been nothing but a hassle. He then threatened me to not ever contact him again, and told me I could attempt to recover the funds if I wanted. After the angry monologue, he hung up. Unfortunately I'll have to take this to small claims court to attempt to recoup the portion of the project I paid for up front. It was a very frustrating, time consuming, and costly experience.