TGT Interiors LLC

I will break down how this remodel went area by area. Bathroom: Near the end of the remodel the contractor became very frustrated because the pipes kept bursting. One time they burst overnight, in the middle of winter, and took out the pilot light on our hot water heater. We were stuck with no hot water for 2 days. He insisting he could handle doing the pipes. On his last day he told us he got everything working. We noticed a few things (like the drain being installed above the tile floor), and he told us it was done correctly. Fast forward to June (approximately 3 months after he completed the job), and my husband arrived home to our crawl space completely flooded and that same junction burst. We called our plumber, who fortunately came out right away. Our plumber told us there were a number of things wrong with what our contractor did. He used the wrong type of pipes, wrong fittings, the drain to the toliet drained into the shower drain, which was installed incorrectly. Water doesn't flow up, and the drain sitting on top of the tile just meant the water would never drain. We were fortunate that we never used the bathroom, because part of the bargain price was that we would do the priming and painting and flooring. The tiles are installed crooked, and the grout is cracked throughout. The toliet wax ring has gone bad and is now leaking whatever water was left in the toliet (after our plumber sealed the bathroom off until we could fix it properly-another 3-5000). Electrical: Upon installing the ceiling fans we found out that he somehow linked one switch to the two fans in different rooms. This was a fire hazard. We called him and he came over. After an hour he claimed the attic was too hot for him to work in, and he didn"t know what was wrong. He would be back in a week. My husband then approached him about the plumbing in the bathroom. We were told by him he did nothing wrong, and that the plumber was lying to get more money. Our plumber we have used for over 8 years and has never steered us wrong. He then stormed out of the house, leaving his tools, and yelled at my husband. Doors: The doors are not cut correctly and will not close. Walls: The walls are crooked. He advertises that he keeps it clean and cleans up after himself. Working all sorts of hours, and not knowing when he was going to show up just didn't work for me either.