MH Drywall and InteriorsLLC

In regards to this "company", please take caution in dealing with MH Drywall and interiors. The owner, Mike Harless, will lead you down a path in which you will be left with nothing to show for your money in the end. DO NOT give any money up front, as you will just be throwing your money away. Contractor Mike Harless will make short, unproductive visits to your residence/business to give the illusion that the bigger part of your project will be completed soon. This will continue for a long period of time until you realize that the contractor is just ghosting you. I have fallen victim to this unfortunately. Gave the contractor a high % of the money owed for the entire project, only to find out that he did not order the cabinets/countertop at all. 5 months later, I am still without a kitchen, proof of where my money is, or any start/completion date on the horizon. Just a bad contractor all around.

Do not hire this company. Check his records on Stark County court docket. Owner gets sued constantly. We hired MH Drywall and Interiors LLC and also goes by the name of Royal Home Improvement owned by Michael Harless to complete a basement renovation in our home. The beginning of our project went well. They showed up and worked and completed the project as per our contract. About halfway through everything began to go south. There were days that no one showed up, there was no communication about if and when workers would be there, and if they did show up they would be at our house for a half hour to two hours at most, going from job to job with no completion date in site. We were promised week after week that things were going to be, "buttoned up" and completed, but never were. Now we have paid 90% of the total amount owed for the work, and about 50% of the work still yet to be completed. What a disappointment and financial hardship as we have a young family and have to deal with our home completely torn apart and disrupted week after week. We had another contractor come yesterday to advise us on how to move forward. He let us know that everything, EVERYTHING needs torn out in bathroom. The shower is not graded properly, none of the tiling is straight or lines up, the tiles are cracked and the thinset is everywhere. They said it would do more damage to the tiles to clean it up than it would be to rip it out and start over. Here is our story with him with many photos of his work. [*** Link removed ***]