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    Duorado's Drywall and Plastering - Absolute transparency, this was posted by someone else, its no longer up - in three months, he stole 50 K.

    Duorado's Drywall and Plastering

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    I would give zero stars if I could…read more I am chronically ill and disabled. Three years ago in January, my home suffered catastrophic flooding. The insurance company undertook approximately $350,000 worth of reconstruction, essentially gutting and rebuilding the house. I separately hired this contractor for about $16,000 in additional work. I purchased nearly all the materials myself--including the flooring, trim, and other supplies--so his contract was primarily for labor. Nevertheless, he continually portrayed himself as going "above and beyond," promised me the world, and repeatedly told me, "Don't worry, brother. I'll take care of you. Everything will be perfect." Unfortunately, repeatedly failing to show up caused significant delays and unnecessary additional work. One example was my garage, which he was contracted to plaster. There were times when the garage was completely empty and ready for him, but he did not show up despite excuse after excuse. Eventually, my belongings had to be moved back inside. He then complained about having to move everything out--even though that additional work could have been avoided if he had completed the plastering while the garage was empty. After befriending me and gaining my trust, he asked me for a $40,000 personal loan, promising to repay it within two weeks. I gave him the money in August 2024, shortly before he left for the Azores with his family. More than two years later, the loan has not been repaid--and I still do not have a finished tiled bathroom. Let me emphasize the insurance and registration issue. He told me that he carried insurance. When I specifically asked him to provide proof, he did not provide it. As of the time of this review, I have also been unable to verify any active contractor registration for him in either Massachusetts or Rhode Island. I live with serious chronic illness and have survived three pulmonary embolisms. My health and energy are limited, and I am exhausted from having to chase him for answers, listen to endless excuses, and endure what I consider bullying and intimidation whenever I try to hold him accountable. No customer should be treated this way--especially after entrusting someone with this amount of money. I am now being forced to pursue formal complaints and legal remedies through the appropriate consumer-protection, contractor-registration, building, and legal authorities in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. As someone who served for eight years on the Middletown Town Council, I find it deeply troubling that contractors are not regulated more effectively and that stronger safeguards are not in place to protect consumers. There should be clear triggers for investigating individuals who cannot produce proof of insurance or verified contractor registration--before another homeowner, particularly someone elderly, disabled, or otherwise vulnerable, suffers serious financial harm. Based entirely on my personal experience, I would never trust this man with my business again, and I strongly caution others against doing so. Before hiring him, independently verify his registration and insurance directly with the appropriate state agencies, insist on a detailed written contract, and do not provide him with a personal loan.

    B.Plaster - drywall - Updated September 2026

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