D'Anca Design

Description of Work: You could not get a more horrible response from a request for quotes/bid than from Matthew D'Anca. In a response and request for a bid (from Craigslist) this is what Mr. D'Anca quoted (verbatim). I have NEVER seen anyone respond to me in such a manner and being rude and insulting. If this is the kind of person you want working for you, you can take his words into account and make the decision for yourself: Dear Sir or Madam, My Availability: Anytime. My Rate: $100/hr. My experience: Extensive. I am responding to your post despite a general degree of rudeness and apparent lack of knowledge regarding what you want accomplished. Do I have your attention? You have listed 3 and "if you have money left" 4,5,6 and ? random other projects covering an array of different specialties, and considerably different scope. If you are looking for a "jack-of-all-trades" then you are likely to get substandard results on all of the projects. If you are looking to be involved in the projects more intensively than simply overseeing them, you are likely to cost the project more time and money. Nonetheless, you will likely have a cache of contractors beating down your door for the opportunity to deal with your rudeness and lack of desire to pay. Since you actually gave no information whatsoever in your request (someone's poorly written review of your $500 cedar playhouse is not information) perhaps it is you who should read further. Do you really intend to put a disease prone chicken coop next to a children's playhouse? How much land needs to be re-graded? How large is your house, and what kind of solar panel system do you plan to install? You plan to lead the direction of the work? No professional anywhere wants your leadership or direction. They want to give you results and get paid for it. Perhaps what you need most is a professional who you can explain your desired result to in your rude way, then work on letting go of control so they can produce your desired result for you in a timely and professional fashion. If you have the good sense to listen, and the finances to match your arrogance, perhaps you will give me a call. -- Matthew J. D'Anca