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    Jones Contracting

    3.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Building additions

    Deck construction

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    Patio, porch, or terrace construction or installation

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    trimelogic usa

    trimelogic usa

    4.0
    (12 reviews)

    Alex was very professional from the start of communication going forward and if the opportunity to…read moreuse his company comes to fruition again, we will definitely reach out.

    I was extremely disappointed with Alex and Trimelogic. My small cottage remodel began in the end of…read moreAugust 2025 and was due to be finished in 4 to 6 weeks. By the end of March 2026, it had not been completed, and I fired Alex and his crew and got another group to finish the work. Much of what was done on my screened-in porch had to be removed or corrected. None of the supporting post were plumb, overhead supports were not level, and the sanded plywood that was installed as a ceiling for my carport was attached with trim nails. Needless to say, the ceiling did not stay in place. As for the inside of my cottage, architectural plans were not followed and rooms were not built to the specified size. I have wall switches that do not activate anything. The plumbing of the sink underneath the kitchen and bath have such long hoses so that the space is hardly usable for storage. The LVP flooring has cracked and needs to be repaired in two rooms. The overall lack of communication and sometimes showing up to work caused tremendous hardship on me. Because the project was not finished by the projected date, I had to live with my daughter for six months, and reschedule delivery of appliances. I found Alex to be overtly pleasant, but he did not listen to my concerns, built things the way he wanted to do them in spite of the architectural drawings, and provided many many excuses for why he did not show up on time. For example, he didn't work on one particular day and when I texted him to ask, why, he said they weren't coming because he didn't like the look of the sky. Although there were clouds, it never rained at the job site. Another issue of concern is that Alex did not get a to do the . As a contractor, I was under the impression he took care of all of the for the remodel and addition of the porch. My new crew had just begun working when a code enforcer drove up and said that all Work had to stop. The office had received an anonymous phone call saying that I was doing construction without proper permits. My new contractor took care of this problem that very day. I find it extremely odd that anyone could see what was going on at my house since I am surrounded by trees, and there's no way to see my house as cars drive-by. How would anybody know that a permit had not been granted when I didn't even know that?

    JOMA Construction

    JOMA Construction

    1.0
    (2 reviews)

    We used Joma to renovate 2 bathrooms last year, and we've had nothing but problems with their work…read more -The LED vanity light that stopped working after a couple months (not the 50,000 hours promised), which they did come out and replace, has stopped working again. -Both shower handles have been loosel since they finished the job, and one of them finally fell off, so I can see now why they're loose (see attached picture - missing screws). -Issues with our water flow and overflow drainage since they worked on our plumbing. -Air bubbles in the grout, badly installed silicon water-stop around the glass door, this list goes on... Really, just very very disappointed with the poor quality of the work that Joma allows their subcontractors to get away with. I'd commented throughout the reno process that communication between Joma and their subcontractors was terrible, and now as things begin to fall apart, I'm really starting to see the half-measures and shortcuts that were previously hidden. Up to now, I've merely not recommended Joma if someone asked. But now, I'm actively telling all who will listen to avoid their services at all costs.

    I hired what I thought was a premier Athens construction company to convert a deck into a sunroom,…read moreJOMA Construction. They have been an absolute NIGHTMARE. Here is a partial list of major mistakes that they allowed to happen. 1. Project manager tells us the roofers will be on site a certain day.... no roofer arrived. The Project Manager was called the evening of 1/11/20202 to report that rain water was pouring through my walls, doorway, and ceiling, because the roof was left unprotected. My LR and kitchen hardwood floors were damaged from 2 days of rain that poured through the ceiling, doors, and walls. JOMA took no responsibility for this damage to my hardwood flooring. I had to file a claim with my homeowners insurance. That claim was $10,700 with a $1000 deductible. 2. A trackhoe backed over my permanent solid cast iron fire pit. Their answer to that was the pieces had rust on them, so it was old damage. The sub responsible repaired my firepit at no cost to me. 3. Air conditioning/heat unit was installed at an angle. Project manager said, that it would be fine...just a minor adjustment. Nope ...the entire unit was installed incorrectly both inside and out and bolted to the wall. It took a full day for to repair. 4. One of the sunroom windows was framed at an angle. Five different sub contractors had their hands on that window. Each one saw the error, but not until the interior was finished did I see the error. All that work had to be torn out...framing, siding, brick, millwork, and painting 5. The ROOF was completely a MESS. The project manager was given 3.5 months to get the roofer back to fix the mess. The gutters could not be put on until the sloppy roof was fixed and brought up to code. The project manager had great difficulty understanding what the problem was with the roof. We hired another roofing company to repair the mistakes and bring the roof to code. We paid $1,125.00 and JOMA finally settled with us by paying $562.50. 6. The project manager failed to have insulation and a vapor barrier laid under the tile flooring. Near the end of the project, a crew came out to my house and cut through the original foundation and brick so that they could install insulation and a vapor barrier which was required by county code. 7. The project manager knew that the "red brick" on my house needed have a best match of new red brick. He waited 4 months into the project before a brick contractor came to my home to select brick. So I selected the best match they had. Then the brick I selected was promised to another job, and the remaining brick was not the best quality. So the next firing was 6 weeks from March 1. That should have been the 1st order of business....but JOMA dropped the ball again. This resulted in another delay due to poor planning. 8. Our yard was completely destroyed by pickup trucks, construction equipment, and littered with construction debris. JOMA was required by code to grade the yard for correct drainage and reseed. We needed grass not seed. Therefore, we contracted with their subcontractor to grade the yard and lay zoysia sod for $3600. JOMA issued us a credit for what they would have paid for the grading and seed. The credit from JOMA was $120. 9. JOMA estimated that this job would take 3 months. The actual time was 7 months. 10. The project manager was unprofessional and misled us with falsehoods about followup to our issues and concerns.

    Jones Contracting - contractors - Updated June 2026

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