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    Mason’s construction

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Carter's Handyman Services

    (3 reviews)

    Started out good went downhill Left a lot of work that…read moreneeds to be fixed Refuse to answer call or text

    I contacted him about building a pole barn style garage for me. He began working on it in Oct. of…read more2023, it was completed Feb. of 2024. It was a 30' x 40' x 12', with 2 10' x 10' garage doors and 1 man door, and 2 windows. Also supposed to have 4" concrete slab. We discussed location of the doors and how to have it laid out. I wanted to have 3' from the corner, then the first garage door. Then have a 3' space in between the next garage door. Leaving the final space to be about 14', then have the man door centered in between that area left over, for a little more room in the area. We also discussed having an area with a 6" slab so I could put a car lift in that area. Slow start due to weather, no big deal. Posts go up, here is the first issue. He forgot we discussed 3' from the corner with a 3' space in between the doors. Now I have a 5' space from corner with 5' in between. Which makes my area only 10' now. Ruined my whole plan for the inside. Whatever we'll continue so I can get this done. Suppose to trench from building to house and building to pole for power. Issues with that as well. From building to house, it was supposed to go from closest corner of building to closest corner of house. It ended up going from building corner to the furthest corner of house costing me more in material from that as well. Then the trench from building to pole was supposed to be 30" deep. There were spots in it that wasn't even 20" deep. Now I had to hand dig those and fix them my self after paying extra and paying for the trencher rental for them to do this. On to the concrete floor, it was a 4" slab with 1 garage bay supposed to be a 6" slab. He forgot about the 6" slab part after I already called and paid for more concrete to be delivered. He was going to get there before the concrete guys got there to correct this issue. Joke was on me; he didn't get there until after and they had already started pouring concrete. So now I have no 6" slab anywhere. They also put aprons in front of the garage doors. They weren't the same height of each other. Noticeably different heights. He said the concrete guys did this for a reason, he couldn't remember what they told him. After the concrete dries, every time it rains to has puddles everywhere. I asked him about it, his reply was once the building is done, it won't get water in it. GREAT! Now on to do the metal windows and door. Door seems decent, windows were level and looked decent. Starts to put metal on, doesn't put a house wrap on it. Told me because we didn't discuss it, he didn't think I wanted it. He knew I planned on using it as a garage, with a concrete floor, why wouldn't I want that. By the time I come home from work, he is already one side and a half done with no wrap. I check out the first window he started putting metal on by and I notice it has a crack in the glass behind the sticker on it. I bring it to his attention. He gets defensive over it; acts like I must have broken it or something. Told me he installed that window himself and he knows it wasn't broken after he installed it. I told him you're right I broke it personally since I was having the building built. Then he changed it to it must have been broken when they delivered it. He didn't do anything about it, continued installing the metal. He ran out of the rodent block piece of metal on the bottom and never installed it. So now I have a broke window installed with all the metal around it. He then told me they sell a repair kit I could buy and install myself to correct this issue. He did put insulated bubble wrap on the roof area after I brought it up about the walls having nothing on them. So now when it rains both windows leak so now, I have water pooling in the building that would be dry so I wouldn't have to worry about the puddles in the building. I get the garage doors installed. Now every time it rains, I get water in the building from the windows, both garage doors have water come in by them from the flashing around the doors. Plus, the concrete is unlevel so the doors can't sit flush to the concrete. If I leave anything on the ground and move it after it rains, it's wet underneath. He didn't put any plastic under the concrete to help with moisture. Plus, there's cracks all over the concrete now. It's been something dealing with this. I've given up trying to get anything done with him. I wouldn't use him to build a chicken coup for me. It's been one of the worst decisions I've made in a long while. Sorry for this being so long, it's just been a lot to deal with.

    LL Flooring - Bowling Green

    LL Flooring - Bowling Green

    (5 reviews)

    We received the most awful customer service at this store from any business in the history of…read moreretail. After confirming a 2 hour time frame at 12:44 with an associate to pick up my on-line order, it was closer to 3 hours before I arrived. I phoned from the parking lot and the order had not been filled. I went in the store to see why we were still waiting to be told they couldn't get to it because now it was raining. The associate admitted speaking to me, but denied I gave him a time. I suppose we just talked about the weather. I left without my order, a tank of gas and 3 hours wasted.

    I do not normally write reviews unless my experience is top notch or lowest on the scale…read more Unfortunately, this was was the lowest on the scale. It's been over 24 hours since I filed a complaint with Customer Care and supposedly the Regional Manager was going to return my call. I have not heard from anyone. Lumber Liquidators in Bowling Green is managed by terrible leadership. I entered the store on Saturday, January 18th for the very first time ever. The Manager continued to but in while the salesman, Brandon Wilson(according to my paper work) was talking to us. Brandon did a great job answering the questions that we had, and explaining the difference in between the types of underlayment. I returned to the store on Wednesday, January 29th to order the hardwood floor. I presented a check for the order to be placed, and I was asked to show my Driver's License which is to be expected. I was given a receipt and out the door I went. Hardwood finally arrived and I called the store to schedule a pickup on Wednesday, February 19th. Here is where the shopping experience really went South. Jeremy who I had spoken with on the phone was helping another customer, so the Manager had to assist us. I'm not sure he likes or needs to be in customer service. His attitude definitely says no. I presented a check from the same account that they accepted on January 29th as well as a second check to cover the balance. They were not able to accept the check this time. The check wouldn't go through the system, but it went through fine on January 29th. The check was drawn on a local community bank in Bowling Green, and they could of called the Bank and verified any information that they needed. I told the Manager that they accepted the check on January 29th without any problem. He stood there and looked me in the eye and said, I can't accept it. He didn't try to run it again or anything. WOW! After several comments back and forth, I said forget it and give me a refund. Guess his store doesn't need my business. I asked for a number to call to follow up on my refund, and he gave me 1-800-hardwood which is far from the correct number. Keep in mind he is the Manager of this store ....WOW RIGHT!! My refund will be mailed within ten days from corporate. I followed up with corporate office myself to let them know what quality management they have in Bowling Green. Can you believe a Manager would act this way? We all know that every computer system has a work around before you let a paying customer walk out of your place of business without them purchasing what you ordered for them I definitely recommend you shopping anywhere, but here for your hardwood flooring needs! Update: Well today is March 5th and I have yet to receive my $330.00 refund. I called Customer Care yesterday and they were supposed to overnight my refund and it's still not here!!

    Mason’s construction - flooring - Updated May 2026

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