Nightmarish experience. I was on an HOA board where ecospray green and Comezi Construction agreed to install streetlights. The process was a disaster and I would not recommend Eco Spray Green or Comrezi Construction attempt any project for the following reasons,
1. Construction and planning teams didn't show up to in person meetings
2. Eshunn, the project manager refused to work with certain board members when they complained about Comrezi not showing up
3. The original contract was filled with typos and didn't outline any specific contract work and requested 80% paid up front, Making it difficult to push the project to completion
4. Eshunn canceled out start date because we didn't respond to an email she sent out over the weekend until Monday.
5. Project postponed for months because of "weather delays." Even on weeks where there was no rain for multiple days in the forecast.
6. When I suggested any compromises or pushed for the work to be done I was often gaslit and told that Comezi were professionals and didn't need to take my suggestions.
7. Eshunn would often insult other board members, told us to write better, and accused us of bullying her.
8. Poured concrete on people's lawns
9. Ron spray painted the bolts in the pole saying it would dry to be the same color as the pole. The paint did not dry correctly so now there are two different shades of black on the pole, making it look weird.
10. Ron told me that he didn't know who his boss was which made me think we were being scammed.
11. Streetlights were installed slanted. When we asked for them to be straightened, we were told that the lights were supposed to be like that so they could "bend with the wind."
Working with Eco Spray Green and Comrezi Construction was frustrating, unprofessional, and at times downright bizarre. From the beginning, it felt as though their model was to secure payment first and figure out the rest later--if at all. I cannot in good conscience recommend them for any project involving planning, professionalism, or even basic follow-through. read more