We hired Gianni to renovate our spare bathroom after hearing glowing things from his provided references. We took out the tub and just wanted a tiled shower, new floor and a new vanity, and shower door. We did the demolition, took the shower area down to the studs, and I pointed out that the alcove for the vanity was 71.5" wide and the new vanity cabinet was, of course, 72". I suggested he could either take the cabinet to a cabinet shop see if they could trim 1/2" off or replace the 1/2" drywall on the sides of the alcove with ¼". Gianni started on 10-2.
To his credit, Gianni did a nice job on the floor tile and the shower wall tile. Unfortunately, the rest of his work was schlocky at best. The shower floor was not evenly laid and he messed up the shower door by mounting it too high, not to mention it's not square.
The worst part was the vanity. He elected to do a cutout in the drywall and put the cabinet so the edges were inside the wall. I was suspect but he assured me it was ready to have the granite guy come in and measure. He neglected to check if the vanity doors opened properly-they didn't. He said he could replace the hinges but I insisted that this needed to be fixed correctly-replace the drywall-and now the granite would not fit and I was not about to eat that cost.
He eventually returned on 11-6 and finally replaced the drywall (on one side only) and cut and pasted the vanity top (it's evident). He also informed me he accidentally broke my faucet supply line but that they should be cheap on Ebay...he cut the vanity kick plate trim piece too short with a very jagged edge and just left it on my patio table. I waited a week to see if he would call to schedule a time to replace this trim piece or address the supply line that he broke, but no-just left a gaping hole in the bottom of the vanity and left me holdin' the bag for the rest. Plus the doors still don't open without rubbing on the wall...
At this point I've given up on Gianni and will have to hire someone else to fix this mess. read more