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    SPDC Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open • 9:00 am - 5:30 pm

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    Deck construction

    Detached garage construction

    Guest house or ADU construction

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    Construction is one of those things where folks are way too fast to talk negative about the company…read morethey are working with. I understand that things happen, and things can easily happen in a renovation or construction project. That's why you want someone like Matt and his team working on your project. They've seen everything and handle whatever comes up, even mean folks leaving questionable negativity. If you have a construction or remodeling project, just hire Construction Corps, you won't regret it.

    Buyer Beware I…read morerarely write reviews like this, but after our experience with Construction Corps, I believe prospective customers should understand what our project involved before signing a contract. Our biggest frustrations were project management, communication, scheduling and material coordination. My first recommendation is to have an experienced Florida construction attorney review the Construction Corps contract before signing. In my opinion, many provisions strongly favor Construction Corps, particularly regarding payment timing, schedules, delays, change orders and completion. We learned how important these provisions were only after disagreements arose. Second, review every material allowance and specification line by line. Get the manufacturer, product, quantity and specifications in writing. We repeatedly requested information regarding the materials used to develop our proposal and what would ultimately be installed. Obtaining this information was unnecessarily difficult and later contributed to disagreements involving siding quantities, railings and other project details. Project management was our biggest disappointment. There were repeated schedule changes, delays, material/coordination issues and numerous occasions when we had to ask when crews would return or what the schedule was. In June, we were given a schedule calling for final inspection and project close June 25-26. The project continued into September. Communication also became increasingly difficult and adversarial. Routine homeowner/contractor discussions developed into lengthy, formal exchanges requiring us to document virtually everything in writing. The physical construction work was ultimately completed and we paid the contract in full. However, we would not hire Construction Corps again.

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