Dave Davidson Bathroom & Kitchen Remodeling

Description of Work: I used DAVE DAVIDSON BATHROOM AND KITCHEN REMODELING

Description of Work: Complete renovation of kitchen, living room and family room. New granite counter tops, wood cabinets, new oak floors, removed door frame. He removed a brick wall from eating area. Replaced ceilings in most of the house, new walls in many areas. The beam separating the old dining room from the kitchen was relocated above the ceiling giving an unbroken, open look. All plumbing and electrical was upgraded and replaced. It was a massive job.

Description of Work: I hired Dave to rip out and replace most items in my small and only bathroom. He was prompt and neat and timely. He took out and disposed of my iron tub, fiberglass tub surround, sliding doors, ceiling fan/light and toilet. He removed my sink/cabinet and mirror/medicine cabinet but I disposed of those 3 thing (by donation). I kept my tile floor and he did not need to replace the drywall. He provided a new tub and tub surround, ceiling fan/light and ceiling as well as a new toilet. He removed the light fixtures on either side of my mirror. I purchased my own new sink/cabinet, mirror/medicine cabinet, wall sconces on either side of the mirror. Dave charged me more than the original estimate to install the new medicine cabinet and to prepare the walls for painting. I painted my own walls. He contracted with a plumber and an electrician to connect the sink/toilet and to install the ceiling fan/light. The plumber ended up charging me another $1,000 for work that he said I needed to get done to pass inspection. The plumber left copious amounts of debris in my basement and said he couldn't find a broom, though a shop vac was right in view. Just as the new sink/cabinet was placed in the bathroom, I located extra floor tiles that could have been set under the sink. This would have been a cleaner look but Dave would not remove the sink to lay the tiles down. A talk that would have taken 30 minutes. I had bought the grout mix for him. So the tiles did not go down, just a bunch of grout Dave had taken off the original floor moulding to get the old tub out and the tub in. Part of the moulding was chipped and rather than replacing the whole piece, he just tacked the original and shortened piece back in. So there is space between the moulding and the heating unit. I am not happy with the tub surround, despite his assurance that it was high quality. I wanted a seamless surround, he told me that was impossible because of the small size of my bathroom. So now I have exactly what I didn't want: seams that grow mold and have a yellow-ish goop wheeping out. Also, the ceiling fan vibrates. Dave told me he had to replace the duct path from the fan to the wall cap. However, now I have birds nesting in the wall cap. This had never happened until he replaced the ducting.