We contracted Andy Dellisanti to build a 6-foot addition off the back of the house to increase the size of the kitchen and laundry room. We also gutted the kitchen and replaced the flooring across the first floor. We felt very good about using Andy and Dellisanti Construction for our project after seeing other reviews and talking to previous clients. The project started in December of 2023 and as of June 30, 2025, is still not completed. Unfortunately, Andy ran into some money issues and was using our project funds to cover other projects. He lied about having the cabinets for months until we finally called the manufacturer to get the real story. He came to us in December of 2024 asking for our help to finish the job. He requested we stop paying him any future funds and just pay suppliers for the granite and cabinets because he couldn't afford on his own. He would then do the labor for free to finish up the project. The expectation was that we would pay the same amount for our project, with the last funds going directly to suppliers. He begged us to let him finish the project and said this would be his last job and needed it to get done right before closing his business. He also lied multiple times about having our hardware, hood, sinks, faucets, etc., all of which we ended up buying on our own to keep the project moving. Andy has sent us dozen and dozens of texts promising to show up and do the work to finish up. We ended up paying another contractor to finish the backsplash because he is so unreliable. We have rearranged our schedule so many times because he says he will be here but never shows. At this point, I think he is out of the business and now working for a roofing company but in the event he ever tries to get back in or do some side work, I wanted this review out there. He comes across as a really genuine guy and we wanted to like and trust him to finish up, but it's clear he has no interest in doing the right thing. Please be very careful when dealing with this guy. He will say anything and then not deliver. It's really sad that contractors think it's okay to treat clients this way. read more