Absolutely would not recommend! Mike was hired to oversee and coordinate 2 new foundations, climate controlled dog kennels built inside a new barn, install a water line, add electricity, and remodel the existing home with a new kitchen, floors, and mater bathroom. Mike brought in his own concrete person which I found out later wasn't even a business. The guy ruined the entire slab for the mobile home and the barn foundation was also not up to code. Mike repeatedly told me to trust the guy, that he knew what he was doing because he said he vetted the guy. Mike lined up the beams for the mobile home, which he did incorrectly despite having the site plan from the manufacturer and has taken no accountability for it. We spent $50,000 between the two slabs and now an additional $13,500 for the fixes to the mobile home slab. Mike saw the slab many times and even when I asked him if it was okay, he assured me it was. Mike didn't follow my designs for the dog kennels and instead installed shower drains instead of a straight or a longer type drain. It's incredibly difficult to clean them. I thought it was my miscommunication in the beginning that perhaps I didn't clarify better, but realized through this process it wasn't my communication. The frames for the doors in my barn were done using rough wood and a weird angle up top. The kennels look like a DIY hack job, not that a professional who was paid over $50,000 to do them. The shower he installed he said the downward grade would be sufficient to not pool up the water. The water doesn't pool, but it gets everywhere, my floor is constantly soaked, and i'm going to have to hire someone to fix it. When installing the electricity, his subcontractor didn't secure a line properly. It had fallen and I informed Mike immediately as it was where the horses were and they were stepping all over it. I tried to secure it but couldn't. He said someone would be out the next day to secure it, but it took 2 more days. In the drawing for the workshop, it was annotated many times that there will be a refrigerator and microwave in the specific area that I placed them in. Mike wired the area wrong for those things. Said he didn't know that refrigerators don't like 20amp GFI's which his mistake lost me all the food in my freezer that was stocked. He had to fire his electrician because they were wiring things incorrectly, and wasting material. Mike finished the wiring stating he knew what he was doing. Every sub contractor he had to fire for one reason or another. Mike's vetting process is terrible and he hired on people who weren't doing things correctly. His contracts are incredibly vague and they don't hold him accountable to pass state codes. The contract that I signed with Mike that included the concrete, Mike voided it before the other property owner signed it, which is my mom who was in another state at the time and preparing for retirement. Neither her nor I caught it, and Mike made sure to void it before she signed it. When I asked him about the voided contract, he said because everyone, Mike included, said paying the concrete guy was the fastest, easiest choice. It would have been an extra 2+ weeks before the concrete guy could start due to bank processing times. Mike never once said the financial transactions would void the original contract. Mike's communication, project coordination, vetting process, and contract's are absolutely terrible! I would NOT recommend him unless you like to throw money away. Note, Mike was fired before the home remodel was started, and before the workshop was completed. read more