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Contacted Contractor six months ago or better reference to remodel. This was to be a work in progress job. Things might change along the way but would work details out as we go. Vanities, toilets, and fixtures were already purchased before finding contractor to finish out job. Found tubs on line and ordered them in. We were waiting for contractor to be freed up to do the job. In the middle of September, I informed the contractor that I was free and I only had four weeks to get this job done before I started jury duty. Contractor informed me at that time that he was finishing up with other projects and would be right out. Excuse after excuse reference to why he couldn’t make it out to start the job. One being that he had to go back and redo some of the stuff on other jobs, didn’t have a baby sitter. His mom was sick in hospital, out of hospital with heart problems and cancer. I understand life has problems but give me a break. Told him to get his mom help and then come see me. This was around October 3, 2013. Well, don’t know what happened to his mom but said he needed to get to work and that he would be out on the 10 to start. I heard this a lot from him so didn’t think much of it. He came out with an estimate of $13,810.19 and wanted half down that day so he could go get supplies and get them delivered that day. Wanted check made out to him and not his business because it would have to go into his business account and would take several days to be able to get the supplies in. Plus, he didn’t have enough cash in his business account to cover the check being $6,905.00. This job would take two weeks at five days a week and eight hours a day, in total 80hours for 10,000.00. Thought this was high but didn’t know where to check the figures. Cut check and he headed to town. Got a call from him later that day saying the supplies wouldn’t be ready until the next day, being Friday. At this time, I told him I didn’t want him to bring his child to work with him again as he had showed up on a number of occasions with the little one. Got call next day from him saying supplies wouldn’t be ready until Monday. Sunday, got call saying he went to Texas and drove into 3 foot of water and van died and wouldn’t make it back. Thought that was strange because, his mom was so sick and to just up and leave her to go to Texas for the weekend. Monday, I called Home Depot to see if he even ordered the supplies and how much were they and did he pay for them already. He did, but that they were ready last Thursday, half hour after he had paid for them. Called me on Tuesday and said he said his mom fell again and was in hospital, which this was 9:30 in morning. He said he had a plumber coming out because he couldn’t do all the work we had requested reference to replacing all the plumbing by 10:30. Again… a no show. Shows up next day with plumber and said he had worked with this gentleman a lot. Got pulled aside and informed by plumber that he had never met or worked with contractor before and he was contacting people to see if he was even licensed because he had no clue whom the contractor was. Was informed that the contractor was not license to do any plumbing or electrical at all. Contractor told me that he wanted plumber to subcontract out and that he wouldn’t do anything until plumber was done. We informed contractor at this time that we were not going to move the small bathroom as stated in the estimate and he had check the level of trailer and it didn’t need leveling. As first agreed upon, contractor was to do all plumbing and electrical with no subcontractors. At this time, I told contractor I would wait to hear back from him and he said he would bring out a new estimate showing changes. Contractor had his one helper gather up the tools which consist of a hammer, chalk line, a nail puller and a leveler. Thought that was strange but didn’t question the move. Got a call from contractor next morning saying he wanted to pick up the wood and take it back to Home Depot to get money back because we would not need the cabinets in new bathroom and the new closet. He still was contracted to do cabinets in the hallway. He had told me he had only 10 days to return the wood so this is why he wanted to return it so fast. Informed him that I would take wood back and please call the store to inform them of it and call me back to let me know if I needed the receipt because I would have to get it from him. He called store and told them I was bringing everything back and I had gotten another contractor to do the job. Home Depot said their police is about a month to return depending on what the item was. I had not told him that or had fired him yet so I don’t know where he had come up with that one. Don’t ever find a contractor in the local paper. Materials: 2,891.66 Labor: 10,000.00 Total Estimate: 13,810.10 ½ Down: 6,905.00 Materials Paid: 1,397.92 Reimbursement: 5,507.08 I sent a certified letter informing the Contactor his services would no longer be required and I terminated the agreement and I wanted to be reimbursed for the $5,507.08. Remember, he never signed contract. I’m sure that I will never see any of the rest of the money. One last thing, in the box of items I returned to the store was a tool to do plumbing with. I was paying for his tools……… Run, don’t walk from this contractor.
Description of Work: Manufactured Home Remodel - Level Home, readjust entry and rear doors,custom made shelves and door in the back hallway, a custom made assess panel for the washer, and install all blinds. Two bathrooms to be remodel. First bath: Tear out and replace shower with a tub. Tile around tub to ceiling and floor. Vanity, toilet, light fixers, and towel racks to be installed. Second bath: Tear out bath tub and move the bathroom to a room next to this one. All new plumbing and electrical was to be installed in new room with green-rock, texture, paint and install new tub, tile around tub to ceiling and floor, vanity, toilet, light fixers, and towel racks. Cabinets to be built and installed into new bathroom. North wall where second bath was will be opened up and expanded to an existing room and finish off. Closet was to be taken out and a larger one added.
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