Central Pacific Construction

It went great. Do whatever you can do to hepl these guys.

I hired Mr.Cureva to remodal, update, and add onto my grandfathers house. Mr. Cueva is a smooth talker. He was nice to my children and once he had our money, he vanished. He destroyed the house leaving it without electricity, water, and sewage. Damage was close to $200,000. He took $150,000 and completed a suba par 500 sq foot foundation and that is it. Mr. Cueva bounced high dollar checks on the job which resulted with a lien placed on our property. He used our land as a dumping sited for other jobs. I still have toilets and other debris lying on our property. I called the SLO sheriff's office and reported this offense. After an investigation Mr. Cueva was apprehended. Unfortunately the SLO DA's office failed to prosecute the felony but did place two misdemeanors on Mr. Cueva. The SLO DA's office failed my family and I as I provided over 400 pages of documentation to support the case. They are as inept as Mr. Cueva. To date I have received very little restitution despite being owed a lot of money. Absolutley the worst experience I have ever had in my life. Our three children lost their college funds and my wife and I lost our retirement. We pay on a $300,000 mortgage with nothing to show for it. Still working with the State Contractors Board. I have spoken with many of Mr. Cueva's past clients and the stories are very similar to mine, except mine was the greatest loss financially. I would strongly recommend not using this person. With us, he showed know business ethics or conscious.,

The project went smooth and was full of excitement. I look forward to having Frank and his family over to enjoy our new kitchen.

Working with CPC was a nightmare, almost from beginning. Mr. Cueva is a smooth talker, but unfortunately misrepresented his ability to complete our home as promised. Most all of his subcontractors were unlicenced and underqualified. He used the draw $ from our project to complete other unhappy client's work, then would not have the money to do our work. There would be weeks of time when no one would show up to work on our home. Mr. Cueva himself rarely visited the site, and we had to manage the day-to-day oversight of the project. Mr. Cueva was always promising he would make things right, but then would fail to deliver. CPC ran in to major fianancial problems during the course of our project, and many of the subs went unpaid for months (despite the fact we gave CPC the money for those subs). We ultimately had to file a claim against his surety bond to recover the monies owed to us.