My experience with Andrew Archer mirrors those detailed by Brandon and Dawna; he took my 40% materials deposit ($6,468) and then proceeded to give me excuses for not showing up to do the work. After repeated no-shows and more excuses, I couldn't afford to have my project sit at a standstill any longer. I hired Pereira Bros and they've done an outstanding job with absolutely no issues. When I asked them about Andrew's reasons for not doing the work (the main one being not having a hydro connection for the first few days, and having to use a generator), they laughed and said he's building a local reputation as a scam artist. He might have done actual work years ago, but if you check his recent reviews within the past year or two, he appears to be collecting 40% deposits and then delaying indefinitely. Even their mutual supplier (FBM, Foundation Building Materials) is aware of how sketchy he is and won't fulfill his orders without cash up front. As Brandon said, look up Final Coat Drywall on Better Business Bureau and see all the complaints. To date, Andrew Archer refuses to return my $6,468 materials deposit. He insists that it's his to keep for "material booking and organization" (see attached screenshots of our text messages). He also sent me a screenshot about sellers being able to keep deposits if "the consumer refuses to carry through with the transaction" (see screenshots, it's all there), saying he's actually "out $9,000 on (my) project, but thousands of dollars on other projects" presumably for having scheduled my project. I knew I was dealing with a scam artist when, over the phone, I asked him for the deposit back and he said, triumphantly, "Show me the invoice!" It's true, Andrew never sent an actual invoice, and I now realize that this is part of his strategy for defrauding people. I deeply regret having ever sent money to this person, and sincerely hope my review discourages anyone from being temped by his lowball estimates in the future. To echo Brandon, "I should have done my homework." read more