Bobby Ray Jeffcoat Construction Co.

Basically all they did was rip out the roof, put the new dry wall in and paint it and do the fan. It was like I had won a lottery- it came out beautiful; it was great! They were nice and good. It took a while for it to get approved and done. As a contractor, I wasn't impressed with him- he's kind of a scatter brained dude. His workers were kind and friendly. The issue is they had never worked - we had the deck done without treks/ decking materials/fake wood. They had never worked with that before- the wood was supposed to be spaced not an inch apart but like half an inch apart or less. They butted those pieces of wood right next to each other -yet wood shrinks and expands with temperature. My husband after they had almost done the entire deck asked them if he could call the manufacturer to verify that it has to be spaced but Bobby argued with him and said that he did it right. Our deck actually pools water because there is no where for the water to go. There could eventually be serious damage because it was not done correctly.

He had to remodel our bathroom twice because we keep getting mold growing back in our bathroom. He is courteous but this last time he was up and down and blamed it on the fact that I am not taking care of the bathroom appropriately. But when the mold completely covers the entire shower ceiling- it just makes me mad and I highly doubt that it is from the fact that I am not cleaning the bathroom appropriately. It grew back like two months after the last time he remodeled tha bathroom. I highly doubt that they used mold resistant paint. I appreciate the fact that he didn't charge us the second time I think he realized that maybe it was his fault. The second time he remodeled, he put an external exhaust fan unlike the first time where he didn't put an external exhaust fan- he just laid the fan towards the attic so that when you turn on the fan, it just blows in to the attic. This time, he ran an external exhaust fan outside of the house and popped it up through the ceiling. We had the bathroom remodeled through the V.A and so they paid him the first time- it was the housing grant that paid him. So, he didn't charge us because we had paid him through the V.A and he realized that if he didn't make it right, we probably could have reported him and had his contracting information removed from the V.A's recommended contractors list. It took a long time for him to even return our calls.

He was referred to us by the Veterans Administration. On a scale of 1 to 10, I would probably give them a 10. They are clean; they clean up behind themselves. To me, that’s the most important thing. But they do good work, too. I look at the work as they do it and I’m comfortable with it. They are here before I even get up.