1. This work was discussed by you and I, and I offered to do the additional work at our cost because it was missed by Ryan.
**No - you offered to split the difference. I originally told Ryan that the lowest bid thus far was $8500. He offered me a bid of $8000, but after a day's work you told me it would now be $16,000, but offered to drop it to $12,000, with the total for the work already done due immediately if no further work was to be done.**
2. The kitchen remediation started as planned however the scope of work grew because of the extent of hidden mold and water damage. **Understood - no issues with that.**
3. However there were several times that we were scheduled to be there, showed up, and were not able to access the house because you were not there.
**I was there every day, typically sitting in the kitchen looking @ front door. There are other reviews stating your crews sat in the driveways of your customers without coming in. In fact, I called your office @ 10am daily & spoke to your receptionist to find out you hadn't scheduled any work @ my house that day. I was NEVER told when you were not arriving, and you admitted to your poor communication to my face on my back patio.
4. It was our recommendation that you even file the claim bases on our experience we felt you had a valid claim, and additionally it was our relationship with the third party adjuster as well as our documentation and discussions with the adjuster that helped with getting the claim accepted in part to pay for the new kitchen that you were originally going to have to pay out of pocket for. At no point was the quality of work addressed to us by any adjuster.
**The kitchen was going to be paid by insurance, per the desk adjuster, who stated she never spoke to your company. Two of the three adjusters who came to the house - as well as a few of your own employees - SHOWED me the correct way to have done the work, and offered to testify if I had to take you to court for poor workmanship.**
5. And yes, when the first installer came out to make the repair it was sub-par, which is why the construction manager came out and reinstalled the flooring correctly as soon as it was brought to our attention. When this was explained you asked us to still cut out the other water stained sub-floor which we did, and again the construction manager made the repair to your satisfaction.
**Two adjusters and some of your own employees told me differently. I had to call you TWICE to redo a job, because even the first redo was cited by an adjuster. And please note - the SECOND time you came out, you told me that my floor showed 16 on your OWN moisture meter, which you told me YOURSELF was subpar and could have been dried (but STILL hadn't been, despite a $12,000 job)**
6. Every item that was billed to you and your insurance company was completed by ERS. At no time did we charge for items that were not completed.
**Everytime I called to question an item on the statement, you corrected it, but then ADDED another charge which hadn't been there before, INCREASING my out-of-pocket costs TWICE.**
Poor communication, terrible customer service, not showing up for the job on multiple occasions, NO project management or oversight (until I called and complained), and subpar job performance were the reasons I fired you. This after giving you multiple chances to make it right.
And yes, the contractor who replaced you got the job done in about two weeks and EXCEEDED expectations. Referrals will gladly be given to any who ask - email me @ DanielByrdEMT@Gmail.com. read more