Conscious Construction

Jeff Sochet from Conscious Construction was hired by another company to examine my deck to see what the problem was. He said that he would report his findings back to the company that hired him. He came out to my house and examined my deck. He questioned me and the person who did the application. He couldn't find anything wrong with the application. I told him that the product was outdated. He estimated the cost of redoing the deck between $3000 and $3500. He refused to report his findings too. Updated 2/9/2012 in response to Conscious Construction: He made an appointment with us and came out. He came to my home when the handyman that did the work was at my home. He asked myself and the handyman some questions. He explained that the handyman did the work properly and he could not find anything wrong with the application. I never mentioned anything about suing the company that manufactured the product, he suggested settling with them instead. I asked him what he would charge if he was asked to refinish the deck and he estimated $3000 to $3500. I was never hostile to him or volatile in any way. The entire visit and conversation we had was congenial. We had a pleasant conversation regarding topics other than the work. When he left, there was an understanding that he would be submitting the report of his findings to the company, but I followed up with him and he told me he would not be submitting the report. I asked him why and he wouldn't provide a reason. He then explained that because the person that applied the product was not licensed he was not going to submit the report and would not asked to be paid for his time. Because this report was not submitted, I will be responsible for repairing the deck, when it should be paid for by the manufacturer. I feel that he wasted my time and did not follow through with what he said he was going to do.