Mr. Eckstrom was my project manager for a modular turn-key home. My contract was signed in March of 2025, with an expected move-in date for late August/Early September of 2025. The project has been greatly delayed and is so far over budget I'm afraid I can no longer afford the cost. Travis Eckstrom failed miserably at the very basics of construction from the start of the project: no on-site dumpster, no port-a-potty and no building plans on site. This resulted in violations from the local building inspector as well as rampant trash throughout the home from subcontractors. Mr. Eckstrom does not respond to emails, text messages phone calls or the company's messaging through the BuilderTrend site. He fails to update the schedule, get multiple bids from subcontractors. I fear my costs have been unfairly inflated due to his hiring subcontractors from across the state, as I pay or the expenses incurred when driving over 2 hours to my site. Many of the systems have failed the inspection process multiple times. The HVAC system has failed 3 times and still has large holes in the ductwork and the air conditioning is still inoperable. He failed to call for a drain tile inspection; consequently, it failed and had to be re-excavated. My initial line item estimates were so severely low-balled, my cost overruns are almost to $100K over budget and the house is still not completed. My project is almost a year over the original expected move in date, with no end in sight. Mr. Eckstrom has been removed as my project manager by the company, but the damage is done. My savings are depleted, the costs are insurmountable and the project defects and structural issues has greatly devalued the property values. My new project manager has to play catch up with all the code violations, failed inspections, cost overruns and construction defects occurring from Mr. Eckstrom's negligent management. The relationship with the County building inspectors is irreparably damaged due to the repeated mistakes and failures that have left the inspectors salty towards my project. I strongly encourage anyone considering using Mr. Eckstrom for a contractor to reconsider their choices. read more