Eco Construction Group, LLC

Eco Remodeling carelessly and maliciously overspent and intentionally exceeded the remodel budget and ibid. Eco Remodeling did not pay several sub contractors resulting in property liens. Eco Remodeling uses sub contractors that price gouge (invoiced $1500.00 to replace 2 restroom exhaust fans that cost $20.00 each in materials) Eco Remodeling invoiced me for tools of the trade, (tape measures, screwdriver sets, hammers, drill bits etc) Eco Remodeling inflated sub contractor invoices and then added the company mark up on top of it. Eco Remodeling uses multiple names (Eco Landscapes, Grants ECO Construction Group and a few others. Multiple names = Red Flag !!!!!!) Eco Remodeling sub contractors do not warranty their work and would not return to fix things or make any repairs (granite company, flooring company, electrician, and the plumber wouldn't come back because he wasn't paid ) These guys just see dollar signs for commercial jobs and they know how to trap the owner into paying. It is so easy for contractors to maliciously over price and inflate invoices and then simply put liens on the property forcing the owners to pay all the overages and these guys along with their subs are pro's at it. As with any contractor, the first response in any dispute about overages is that material changes add cost, yes this is true however when they chose to deviate from the plans and change from epoxy painting a floor to tiling it, they shouldn't force that cost on to the owner but they do. They went overboard on adding granite ledges and then say oops yeah we went a little over sorry but it looks great and I need more money so where is my check? Yes I have proof of all of this, and stand by my review and opinions that these guys and any of their affiliates are professional scammers that prey upon the inexperienced. Note: Eco Construction, Eco Landscapes and Eco Remodeling - all the same predator.

They did come and give me an estimate. They were very nice. They were just very expensive. I declined their bid. This was 6 months ago. They were perfectly nice and professional. They were not in my price range. I did not have any impression of the company. They came and gave me a bid. I did not like the bid, so I rejected the bid. It was too much money.

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From getting bids, bringing samples and to the final completion of the kitchen, this has been a easy process. Scheduling has been simple. The hardest part now is putting everything away!