**BUYER BEWARE**
Our experience with Well Remodeling LLC has been horrible. We hired them to remodel a half bath and convert it into a full bath, convert the garage into a functional room, add a wall with a door in our enclosed porch, install gutters on the porch, and extend the side fence.
The back porch wall did not need to look pretty, it just needed to be functional, and we needed an exterior door to separate the two porch rooms. They installed an interior door and used OSB board for the walls. They did change out the for when it was brought to their attention. The fence and gutters were well done.
The shower install required manipulation of the water manifold. They miss calculated the exact location of the manifold. This required alteration to the shower head location. I do understand not much could be done about that.
Wall construction and plumbing seemed to go well. We have not experienced any leaks yet.
1.5 walls of shower tile had to be torn out and redone. The 12 x 24 tile was supposed to be in a 1/3 offset pattern. Rather than following that pattern through the corners appropriately, they started the pattern anew. This resulted in an unsightly transition in the corners.
The bottom half of the vertical accent tile strip had to be torn out and redone because the first installation of the mosaic accent tile had a concave bow formation, unsightly humps in places, damaged marble faces, thinset mortar above the grout in many places, and joint gaps less than 1/16 inch in critical wet spots. The grout colors for the Hexagon shower floor grout and the wood tile bathroom floor grout got swapped and had to be completely redone.
At this point, so much had gone wrong that we canceled the work we need on the garage and took out business elsewhere for completion.
The custom built vanity needed to be ADA compliant. I sent them a link to the vanity cabinet I wanted and told them they could build it or order it, whichever worked best for them.
We first noticed that it was 2 inches too tall. They pulled it out and cut 2 inches off the bottom. Later, I took a measuring tape to other parts. To meet ADA requirements, there must be a 30" wide clearance, as well as 8 inch clearance knee space, underneath the sink. It is 24 inches wide and there is no knee clearance.
Because the ADA is a future proof desire and not a medical necessity at this time, we have accepted it as is. They would have to rebuild the entire cabinet to meet ADA specs. If the time comes that it ADA is medically necessary, we will go elsewhere to have the cabinet rebuilt because I simply do not want Well Remodeling LLC to step one foot in my home again.
While they did correct what we asked them to correct, I strongly do NOT recommend this company. read more
