EVERGREEN CONSTRUCTION AND LANDSCAPE

When I saw this I let the subcontractor know this was a very poor job and he would need to fix it. He yelled at me and said this was what in the contract. They ended up stealing a few small items. I paid in full because of a threat to put a lien on my property if I didn't. When Lane and Lindsay came to see this mess they apologized and said they would fix it. They also promised to pay me back a few hundred for the broken cabinets. They didn't. I filed a complaint with the CCB, they investigated and said the work was so bad that I should not allow these people back onto my property. It has taken me a year to get reimbursement from CCB and the bonding company. The reimbursement is for 13600 which is more than I initially paid due to how much extra work will need to be done to fix what they did and start all over. I have additionally lost a years worth of rent. This has been a landlord's nightmare.

Contractor failed to do final walk-through, and demanded payment even though work was clearly far from finished, based on detailed fixed-price contract in place. Most of the areas to be painted were merely primed. Trim that was painted (vs. primed) was painted with flat instead of contracted satin paint. Hallway and one door were simply not painted at all. The other door was painted with the wrong color. Nothing was caulked at all. Homeowner's tools and home theater components went missing. We purchased all the materials directly for the contractor, and he failed to leave any paint or materials on site (ever done a project that didn't even have one partial can of one of the 4 paint colors left at all?). Drywall finishing was ridiculously sloppy. Workers failed to put down paper to protect the floor, and left it covered with paint and ground-in drywall mud. Contractor brought in surly, anonymous workers who refused to introduce themselves and made a mess of our house. Nothing was vacuumed, and the driveway was left full of a massive stack of garbage and debris. Attempted several times to resolve issues amicably with the contractor, but he will not return calls or emails.