Approximately one month after the work was done and HE WAS ALREADY PAID IN FULL, the subcontractor that he used sent me a certified letter with an INTENT TO LIEN my property for OVER $6,000. As it turns out, HE DID NOT PAY HIS SUBCONTRACTOR, which created the possibility that I would have to pay his subcontractor because he did not. Again, I HAD ALREADY PAID IN FULL for the work.
Another "funny" thing that happened was that his subcontractors damaged a children's inflatable pool. I asked him to pay for it and he refused. As it turns out, through the whole intent to lien process, I was able to contact the subcontractors. They informed me that he had deducted the cost of the children's pool from their pay. They provided me with proof of this. I showed this proof to the owner, and I kid you not, still he refused to pay for the pool that was damaged. Please keep in mind that I was asking for $30 to replace the pool. A logical question for you to ask yourself is this: If he would behave this way over $30, how will he behave towards you if something more substantial is damaged?
I am MORE THAN HAPPY to provide documented proof of this and more to anyone that would like to see it - including you YELP. So please don't remove this review as well. read more