The first thing that Glenn Murdock told me was "We've never received a complaint about our work." Congratulations, Glenn. Here's your first one.
The job at our home was delayed TWICE. The crew was supposed to start on a Monday and did not start work until Wednesday. I took the day off from work to get the crew set up at our house, only do have them show up, collect the deposit check, pull up one solitary asbestos tile (with no protection) and skidaddle right the heck out of there after a little less than two hours.
The next day upon the crew's arrival, I was asked if they could use staples to affix the clear poly to the walls. I said, "Sure, the walls are getting redone after the project, so you can use staples in the walls." Apparently "walls" meant "every damn thing in my kitchen", to include, but not limited to: molding, trim, cabinets, stairs, fixtures and toe kick. I am STILL removing staples to this day, and the job was completed months ago.
Finally, when the job was done and the air quality test was completed on Friday afternoon, our kitchen remained sealed off for the duration of the weekend, despite our requests to Glenn to have someone remove it so we could use the kitchen.
I'd think twice before hiring these guys. The work got done, but in less than a professional manner. Glenn is hard to reach, and as any contractor would know communication is paramount when it comes to dealing with your customers. My calls and emails regarding the delays were met with relative silence, and when I did finally hear back the responses were short and did not answer my questions. I understand it's a tough job and people get busy, but clients need to know what they're spending their money on.
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