CSL Construction LLC

Overall, a fairly decent job. Loved the price for a labor only contract; I provided all materials for the work. Contracted for 56 hours of work; they gave me only 52 hours and wouldn't refund any, even though the workers did not complete all the work to meet the project task list I had given them. They had to time to do, but kept leaving early (around 3:30 instead of 5 pm). Lunch times were extended to 1.5 hours instead of an hour on a couple of days. Biggest problem was the lack of attention to detail. I feel that was due in part to an inexperienced sheetrocker and a crew of young guys . The project lead, Kyle, was very good and had to go back and correct errors made by Bryce. I even stopped Bryce a couple of times to correct the work he was doing-he actually ignored the alarm box unit that plugs into the outlet and the electric outlet and sheetrocked the wall without cutting out the outlet box hole or pulling the alarm power box out. He cut 80% of the outlets/cable/phone jack openings too large, and broke the edges off installing the rock on wall. I had to buy all new covers in a larger size and will still have to repair 6 of them around the boxes due to the broken/rough edges. He didn't ensure the rock lined up at seams so there are waves. The guys didn't ensure all brads were tapped down on the molding (used an air gun with 2" or 3" brads. They used caulk to fill joints on the moldings instead of wood putty. They didn't clean the previous caulking left on wall from removal of damaged moldings around all the doors or fix the sheetrock damaged from that removal when they reinstalled the new moldings. They rehung a door and didn't set the hinges back into the correct spot, so door springs out instead of closing properly. They didn't even clean up overspray from wall texture; it was every where! So now, before I could even paint, I have been and still am correcting all these little issues in order to restore everything to the way it should be. Plus the extra costs of having to buy additional supplies, new outlet covers, and hours and hours of labor on my part. The company would not make good on anything. Their project manager, who came to the site twice, was rude and condescending to me; treated me like a dumb broad who didn't know anything. What he didn't know was that I was the one personally remodeled the entire house, by myself, over the course of several years. But overall, you get what you pay for. I would probably use them again if/when we flood again but only to do the heavy labor of basic sheetrocking/mudding, rehang doors, install cabinets and nothing else. All finish work I'll do myself next time so I will know it is correctly done.