Lets start with the good stuff and say that Nick is a super friendly guy, at least during the one time I met him for the consultation. He was exactly on time and quick to check out the apartment and get everything scheduled and started.
Unfortunately, the results of the work were highly disappointing. I asked Nick to fix some cracks on the walls and ceiling, but he or his crew ended up just painting over them, pretty much fixing nothing but minor nail holes. When I notified him about the issues, he responded that it was never his intent to actually fix the cracks or any imperfections on the walls or ceiling despite it being written on the contract that damage on the walls and ceilings would be repaired. See the pictures on my review for some reference what I mean by bad job.
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I got a response from Nick stating that he pointed out areas that he would fix and the areas he wouldn't (including the corners that are demonstrated in some of my pictures). He also mentioned that he had explained to me that the ceiling is concrete and that he would be unable to fix it. Lastly, Nick let me know that he quoted $200-$400 to fix the corners. I can't recall these events so I won't go any further in this since it would be my word against his and lead nowhere.
He did, however, offer to fix the corners or other imperfections for free, which is a very nice gesture but due to tight move in timeline I couldn't take him up on that offer.
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Frontpoint Construction also quoted $500 to fix a floor underneath a half wall that was taken down. After the wall was taken down, they ended up asking $6,300 to fix the floor (but I must mention that the $6,300 would have been a custom design requested by me and not merely to "fix the floor," although Nick mentioned this would be the cheapest way to get it done), so I didn't have it done at all. Now I got a hole in my floor (to be fixed by another contractor for approx $3,100).
Finally, after the job was done, the majority of the lights in the apartment no longer work. Too bad I only noticed this after the job was paid for in full so he does not respond to any form of communication anymore (Edit: Nick did immediately respond after I posted this review denying that his work would have any impact on the other lights in the apartment, followed by a "Cease and Desist" letter to take down this review or he'll take legal action against me.).
With Frontpoint Construction it ended up costing ~$5,000 to remove a half wall, paint a studio apartment white without fixing multiple imperfections on the walls or ceiling, and to paint a bathroom, and as a bonus lost most of the lights in my apartment and got a hole on my floor... Although I can't show any proof that the lights not working is Frontpoint Construction's fault and they deny any responsibility, the lights were working before they started the job and weren't working after they were done. read more