PCM Pursley Construction Management

We had multiple issues with this contractor. -First off, we purchased this house to move into it four months after addition completion as we then lived over 500 miles away. The contractor stated many times this was ample time for them to complete the addition. -Promised weekly phase completion pictures which were rarely sent (only during first stage of demolition and initial framing). Luckily, on one occasion, we were provided third party pictures that showed errors in concrete/plumbing placement requiring unnecessary demolition and relocation. -Promised completion date of project delayed multiple times. The last delay resulted in movers being called off and hotel bills for additional three days. Overall project not completed by contractor due to personal issues. -We were required on two different occasions to submit a check via express mail costing us the delivery fee due to their lack of communication to us. -Start of project delayed by a month due to delay in getting a city granted permit. When we asked the city what the status of the permit was, we were told by the contractor that we were not allowed to discuss that with them. City contradicted the contractors claim about that. -The company trashed the yard and got a dump truck stuck in back yard. -Learned through a third party that the dry wall had to removed to inspect wiring as it was not done when it was required. This also stopped other phases of the project unbeknownst to us. -After we learned the contractor failed to order the bathroom fixtures we requested three months prior (yet told us he did), we purchased them. We called the furnishing company direct and found no back order as was told by contractor. -Contractor, after failing to order carpet we requested two months prior, tried to pawn off grade and color material not to our request. -Contractor insisted on using cheap, flat paint instead of better and cleanable semi-gloss.