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Revdex.com: I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below [redacted] Regards, [redacted] I am responding to the letter of Craig Woosley Construction by paragraph: First of all, his work was turned down by inspectors, so he is saying you cannot satisfy them and now I see why he did not want his work inspected I assume he forgot to inform the Revdex.com of this in order to cover up his substandard work and to blame me At least tell them the truth He did not address any part in his comments about what was found by inspectors pertaining to substandard work issues as he still wants to cover them up Why can’t he be truthful? If we are going to be truthful then let’s be truthful in which it appears he has trouble doing Paragraph 1: No one has ever stated that brick was serving as foundation What was stated was brick was laid up past foundation and concrete -when poured - was pushing against the brick The rebar does have partial brick under it, but is not in center of concrete slab as required Have photos showing placement of rebar almost laying on foundation block He was informed that he would be paid, after correction has been completed to meet and pass inspection, but he has refused He has received $toward the porch bottom Only if corrections are made, he also owes for correcting the front porch post (cost $200.00), in which he refused to correct or pay and correcting brick fascia board (cost $265.00), in which he refused to correct, also $the cost of having steps rebuilt in garage to meet code, which he did not comply with – they are only ½ inches wideHe has not repaired or paid for kitchen/dining room floor in which his son made holes from cowboy boots ($3100.00), even though he was informed When he installed crown molding, he only spot nailed He stated he would go back and do final nailing He never did complete Cost $to finish his jobRepair of smashed sewer line he damaged $ Was going to pay, but changed my mindHe was also in my barn and garage taking items without asking or having permission He was informed up front that all work had to meet code and standardsHe did not complyHis legal counsel can respond to him at their discretion, if they wish to bring gold bars, it is ok to place anywhere, and they will find out if I am satisfiedThis has to do with substandard work Apparently he did not tell them the truth Paragraph 2: The brick was marked on original house showing him where porch slab would end, but he ignored determined line He was never informed that porch would not have hand rails He was informed that steps would be utilized, but he only poured slab for steps He was also informed that slab had to be ½ inches I think he knew he had poured footer incorrectly because he attempted to correct it by adding inch block which then caused block/brick to be incorrect height Whether you have handrails or not, they have nothing to do with footer Paragraph 3: Concrete will expand and contract You cannot pour inside of brick extending up past foundation That is what caused the brick to push out and will occur if poured in hot or cold weather He was supposed to be the expert [redacted] and [redacted] did not inquire of reason for tear out He never stated he would love to have the porch on his home, and at no time was adding a room addition ever mentioned If I had wanted room addition, why would I have started porch? These comments are not truthful and he has trouble telling the truthBrick mason work was outstanding, and no discrepancies of his work were found by the inspectors He did state that the footer had been poured incorrectly, which caused the block/brick not to work out Also, he has never returned to see if there is anything wrong or not - because his part was totally correct Again it was not the mason problem; it was his mistake, in which he is trying to blame me for his work not passing inspection Paragraph 4: He did put beam under home, but when it was inspected, it was turned down Yes, he was requested to return to make correction, but for the following reason when he put beams together, he did not compress them together You could put your finger between them He also did not even jack the beam up at each end to meet original floor joist One end of beam did not even meet foundation wall by over inches The beam was also not even (raised up to touch floor joints of home)Also, instead of notching out for service lines, he just compressed them up with pressure between beam and floor joist I don’t know what he is talking about 1/inch He is just not telling the truthIt was the inspector that discovered his substandard work, and again he wants to blame meWhen he found out his work was going to be inspected is when he became very defensive and did not want to deal with Department of Veterans Affairs I informed him that I wanted the same pitch as front porch The rear was not looking the same Any reputable contractor would have been more than willing to show and explain the issue, but apparently he doesn’t consider that as part of being contractor The customer has no rights with him, and if they do ask him for something, they are wrong If that is the way he feels, he needs to get out of the business, and he even informed me that he should When he states that he builds by code and stand the test of time, well he is not telling the truth When he installed the front porch post, he left the two end ones with no weight on them, which caused a major safety hazardHe would not correct and has not paid to have corrected When he covered the brick fascia board with aluminum, he did not cover the back side over windows and doors, which left bare wood showing When he did the back porch, he did the same thing (has not corrected or paid) When he was installing the crown molding in the kitchen/dining room, he brought his son, who was wearing cowboy boots, to helpHis boots had a nail or something protruding from them, which made holes in the floor (cost $3100.00), and he has not corrected or paid to have corrected When he built steps in garage, he did not construct them even to code When I questioned him, his comment was they would extend further out instead of correcting I guess the above is built to code and test of time He needs to be truthful and stand behind his work Paragraph 5: He stated that I ran a flooring individual off and shot at him - first I had ever heard of thisAll I can say is ever who informed him of that is a liarAnd for him to state this is just about as low as a person can becomeBy being in business, I don’t know if he doesn’t know or if he thinks it makes him look better, but it puts him down and makes him the complainer He brought up the house where I reside I do reside here, but I don’t own it or any propertyAs far as the house my daughter was building, it has nothing to do with his substandard work on porch He must know more than I do about my financial situation I do know the only thing he wanted to talk about was his financial problemsI don’t know if he thinks this is making him or the quality of his work look better, but it is making him look like a complainer, and hope it makes his work reputation better If I had listened to the individuals that informed me about his substandard work and the quality of his work to include his attitude and talking about people, I would not be going through his substandard work now I understand why he doesn’t get any homes to construct I should have listened to the individuals that came to me after he was seen here He sure doesn’t have a good reputationParagraph 6: After all his comments, he still did not address issues from inspectors How does he plan on correcting the footer he poured He did not even pour it to correct height, and that started the problem How does he plan on putting rebar into center of slab Yes, he did raise, but not even enough to get above brick into center of slab I have photos showing this if he desires to see How does he plan on correcting foundation/brick? He cannot extend brick up past foundation block and then pour concrete against the brick How does he plan on correcting concrete slab? He poured it inches down to inches You don’t slope the concrete, you slope the porch slab over the brick to obtain correct slope, instead of leaving slab like a wedgeWhen these problems are corrected, then cracking of brick joints will not occur After all of his comments, he still did not address the problem that he created The only thing he wanted to do was pass the blame to me, instead of saying he made mistake He is right about one thing: I should have checked his work standards and most of all I should have listened to the individuals that informed me that I had better leave him along He can go around stating I cannot be satisfied, the only thing I ask is if someone is going to perform job, stand up, be a man and do it right, and if you make a mistake, correct it He is not one of those menHe wants to blame everyone else for his work Again correcting the mortar joints does not resolve the problems that caused the mortar joint problem He should have stood up and addressed the main problem areas, instead of trying to cover them up And most of all, being truthful He has the right to bring up whatever he wants on the issue about porch bottom from footer to slab One last thing is that it’s ok for him to go around talking about other contractors, but I assume it does not apply to him He has also talked about [redacted] of [redacted] ’s FlooringHe will not even work him anymoreHe made the same comments about [redacted] of [redacted] Builders and Future Designs He even talked about his own family members If things don’t go his way, he will talk about you and run you down anyway he can No professional contractor would be doing this especially when it involves other contractors and inspectors That lets you know he is only trying to cover up his workAlso his work was turned down by inspectors, so he is talking about them as well And yes, he did depart the job site and run And to this day, he has made no attempt to correct his work He only wants to talk about brick cracksHe is a dishonest person and wants to blame everyone else to try and cover up his substandard workThe only thing I ask is pay the cost for correcting your substandard work, but since he cannot be truthful, the best resolution would be to let the legal system decide if his work meets code or not and answer inspection report findings Apparently, he doesn’t want to abide with inspectors report He just wants to blame me for his substandard workHe has stooped just about as low as a person will go in order to pass his substandard work ethics to someone else and still not address any issue in inspectors report If you enjoy living in a free country, thank a veteran

In regards to the complaint with Mr***, offered to cut the brick out to show him that the brick
is not being used as a foundation as he incorrectly thinksMr*** is stating that the rebar is not in the center of the slab and that is incorrectWe laid brick chairs under the rebar mat
holding it to the center of the slabHe has not accepted my offerHe is being totally unreasonable about this matter, however, this is his reputationI have sought professional legal advice twice in this matter and both advised me to file this in file thirteenThe first advised me to not have any dealings with Mr*** unless I wanted to sue him for materials and labor he owes meThe second professional stated to me that Mr*** has sued everyone that has ever worked for himHe also stated that if I was to go to Fort Knox and got gold bars and laid them on his porch that there would be no way I could do that to suit himHe is unsatisfiableI have found this to be the case for Mr***
Before we poured the foundation for the porch, Mr*** stated that he did not want handrail around the porchThat caused us to have to pour the footers to where the porch top would be under the inch limitThere would have been four steps coming off side of porch and one step coming out the door of the houseHe then said he didn't want a step coming out of the door so this decision made
the porch top and 1/2, inches higher than plannedIt is still to the elevation where brick bond matches the house mortar joint perfectly
The mortar joints Mr*** mentioned cracking were first thought to be from rock compaction inside porchHowever, after we talked to the brick company, they stated that it is fairly common when concrete is poured in warm weatherThe slab contracts so rapidly that it causes this to happenTheir advice was to cut the mortar out and reapplyoffered to cut the brick out and reapply but Mr*** has not acceptedMr*** has received an estimate for cutting the porch off his houseThe estimator for the sawing company stated that he asked Mr*** why he was taking the porch off his houseHe stated to Mr*** that he would love to have the porch on his own homeHe stated that Mr***s reply was that they had decided to put a room addition thereThe brick mason that laid the brick on Mr***s porch that constructed stated that there is nothing wrong with the porch
and also declared that he would not be laying anymore brick for Mr***This brick mason has had thirty plus years of laying brick
I have worked for Mr*** in the pastI added a beam for him once underneath his houseHe had me come back, crawl under there and move it inch moreThe list goes on and on as situations as this oneWhile construction was being done on his porch, he has called me numerous times in a
panic with issuesMy numerous trips were all made in attempts to satisfy Mr***Always he wanted me to come right on over and talk to him about that matterOne being his believing that the porch roof pitch on the front of his house of which I didn't construct was different than the one Id
constructed on the back porchI had to go over and show him that they were the same pitchI am a
contractor that attends numerous training seminars and code classes and not only build to comply to
code but I build to ensure that my work endures the test of timeMy only regret with Mr*** is
heard of his reputation but tried to befriend him because of his mental
illnessI felt sorry for him and wifeHe and his wife have stated to me that he has *** ***
twiceI know of a man at his home to perform a service, Mr*** not only ran him off but he did so by shooting at the professional flooring contractor, Mr*** had a home built for his daughter several years ago that was to 95% completeHe believed there was a drainage problem and completely tore the house downThere was a big rain a few days before he discovered the water under the house and the yard had not been graded the finish grade so that the water could properly drain away from foundationHe made the irrational decision to tear it down instead of allowing the down spouts to be finished and the yard to be graded to finish gradeI have since talked to a contractor
that has a Lien on Mr.***s house for the money he still owes for that houseThe framer was due a
sum of money from Mr*** on this house for framing and other services hed preformed, he died of a heart attack from stress
In the house Mr*** resides in, legal proceedings are still in progress due to Mr*** still owing the contractor that built itThis was several years ago
Again, I state Mr*** is a man that cant be satisfiedThe reputation he has in our county is horribleI have been researching his reputation since my problems with himI regret not doing this prior to my involvement with Mr***I knew he had a bad reputation, however, the numerous complaints I am hearing speak volumes for his characterI am in great aggreance that the Revdex.com is a much needed organization in our country to curtail faulty workmanshipHowever, Mr***s reputation leads me believing there needs to be an organization that posts customer reputationsThis man would be sure to make it to the top of the list as he is unsatisfiable to anyone whom provides services to him
I realize some of what Ive stated may seem irrelevant to this case but I have informed the bureau of this to enlighten the reader on the character of this manI have never RUN OFF" of any job, including his, as Mr*** statedAgain, I have been legally advised not to go back to Mr***sObviously,
this won't be a problem since Mr*** has declined to allow me to repair mortar joints
Regards,
Craig Woosley

During one of the many meetings Mr. [redacted] and I had before the porch was started, Mr.[redacted] stated that he didn’t want any handrail on his porch. It caused us to have to lay out elevations so that there would be one step coming out the door and the other three steps or 4 rises off the side of the porch. This would have allowed the porch top to be 6 3/8 lower than the way it is to date, thus keeping the porch top under the 30 inch limit. Then Mr. [redacted] decided he did not want a step coming off the door after footer was installed. This caused the brick to be 11/4 higher than block.
When bid the porch for Mr. [redacted], I was not told that there was a “middle man” involved. After the footers had been poured, Mr. [redacted] presented me with a manilla envelope of paperwork from the Veterans Administration. I brought the packet home, pulled it out of the envelope and basically stuck it back in the envelope. I had not allowed on bid for any time filling out paperwork, and with a “middle man” involved, the process is always slower in receiving payment for work. No offense to any veteran or to the Veterans Administration. My wife and I have several family members that are veterans and we are very thankful for freedom in this great country. Mr. [redacted] had already become quite ill mannered one afternoon when I came over to work. I had been tied up on another site that day but I wanted to honor what I had told him about coming to his job that day. Our schedules were not working together. Also, my wife was very concerned about my health at this point because of the stress that accompanies working with Mr. [redacted], as many will state. I sent Mr. [redacted] a letter stating the extra paperwork issue that I was not informed of initially, the scheduling issues and my wife's concerns, had led me to decide that it would be best if he got someone else to build his porch. This letter is dated 2/5/2013 and is enclosed at the end of this letter. The letter to Mr. [redacted] was sent after the footers had been poured. Anyone that knows me knows that I go wide open from daylight to past dark and have little time for even sleeping. I did not need the extra paperwork nor the stress that came with this job. However, Burl called and stated that he really wanted me to construct the porch and nearly begged, stating that he knew l built quality. I am curious at this point why Mr. [redacted] would have placed this phone call to me if he'd heard bad things about me. I gave in because I
felt sorry for him. Everyday I look back and wish I had trusted what my “gut feeling” was telling me. Mr. [redacted] stated that he would hate to lose the money he would be receiving from the Veterans Administration for the construction of his porch. He stated, however, that if I would build it, he would not go through the Veterans Administration. I am however, unaware of ANY specifications VA had on the construction of the porch. The porch was constructed as is standard procedure. Again, state the brick mason very matter of factly told me that he did not tell Mr. [redacted] that there was any problem on his porch and stated “there is nothing wrong with that porch.” The legal counsel that gave me advice saw all the many documents that Mr. [redacted] has sent me over the past few months. Absolutely, I told the truth while speaking to my legal advisor. I was advised to put documents in “file13". Somewhere in the process of construction, Mr. [redacted] came around and told me that he was going to be serving as the contractor with the Veterans Administration so he could receive the money offered to him on the porch cost. I never saw the VA paperwork but one time during process. That was after footers were in and before I told him to find someone else to build his porch. I have no idea what VA specs are as Mr. [redacted] stated he was not going through them. I took his word that he was not going to go through the VA process.
The porch posts that Mr. [redacted] mentions in his letter is on the front porch as he states. I had nothing to do with constructing the front porch only putting posts on the front porch and soffit inside the porch ceiling. The porch had a bow in gable. We even used a laser to determine the degree of the bow. We set posts in hopes that gravity would settle the bow out. Sometimes this will work, not always, to correct existing issue. Again this issue with the gable was none of my workmanship and this has been several years since I installed these posts; before the back porch was constructed. As for the fascia board Mr. [redacted] is referring to, we only put soffit inside the existing porch ceiling. The bare wood that Mr. [redacted] is referring to was left because all other windows on his house were wrapped this very same way, all of which I had nothing to do with. I felt it would have been to Mr. [redacted]'s displeasure to wrap the one window we were working around on the front porch differently than all the other windows on his house were wrapped. I had nothing to do with the rest of the fascia boards on his house only under the front porch.
I laid hardwood in Mr. [redacted]s house several years ago. [redacted]s Home Planning sold Mr. [redacted] the hardwood and hired me to install it. There was a color variation issue with the hardwood. Mr. [redacted] had Mr. [redacted] and myself come out and look at the problem. At this time, he declared to Mr. [redacted] that I was to be paid for installing the hardwood and complimented my work very emphatically to Mr. [redacted]. The matter was corrected by [redacted]s Home Planning. I also find it very ironic that Mr. [redacted] had never mentioned any holes in his kitchen floor until he submitted his letter to the Revdex.com. I have never been made aware of that. Also, my son does not even own cowboy boots as Mr. [redacted] states. Anyone whom has ever known my son, will attest that this isn't his style of clothing and never has been.
When the sewer lines were damaged, they were not very deep underground. This was not known. I offered to pay for the repair at the time of the damage but Mr. [redacted] told me “not to worry about it”.
The garage steps Mr. [redacted] speaks of where built in August 2011. At the time, standard depth for steps was 9 1/2”. In January 2013 the code changed for steps. At the completion of the steps, Mr. [redacted] stated to me that he was very pleased as I had routed them and sanded them very smooth.
The crown molding that Mr. [redacted] mentions was put up with great care. I even had someone getting in his attic while I was nailing this below. It seems peculiar to me that suddenly Mr.[redacted] is not satisfied with any work that I have done for him in years past and I was not aware of these issues until his displeasure with his porch.
Please be informed that I have an account at both [redacted] Builders and Future Designs and have purchased from both these businesses over the last 21 years. I have nothing negative to say about either business and my account has ALWAYS been in good standing. I will continue to support these two businesses in our county when the need arises. As for Mr. [redacted] stating that I have talked
about my family members I admit I should not have been speaking of my relatives to Mr. [redacted]. I was working for him while there was a crisis going on in my family. This crisis weighed heavily on my heart and mind and l spoke of it. Mr. [redacted] mentioned my financial situation in his letter. Please be informed that have endured the storm (the recession.) I know builders that did not endure the Storm, as our industry is one that feels recessions very quickly. I continued to keep ALL my suppliers paid, even those purchased from for Mr. [redacted]'s porch and was never reimbursed, and I kept food on my family's table. Thankfully, and say thankfully, my business seems to be thriving. I have five full-time employees, two part time and I will be hiring more in the near future. All my employees know of my quality standards as do the inspectors that come on my job sites. I have very frequent inspections in my current line of work, at least twice a week. Inspectors never bother me and I do not get defensive to them or about them as Mr. [redacted] states.
How low of Mr. [redacted] to state that I stole from his garage and barn. have NEVER TAKEN ANYTHING from ANYONE and would never. There are two things in life that I am not and they are a thief and liar. I have worked in numerous homes while no one was at home for the whole day. Often I never met the owner while laying hardwood and have never taken anything nor have lever been accused of it. It has been a frequent thing to pull carpet up or install hardwood in closets and find money. I have ALWAYS layed that money on a counter or table where homeowner could find it. I would not take a penny nor a million dollars from anyone or would l take material items. Again. I state how low of Mr. [redacted], I am curious, if Mr. [redacted] was not satisfied with my work in previous years, I've worked for him regarding the front porch posts and soffitt, installing hardwood, the porch posts, the crown molding, the garage steps, etc. Why did he want me to construct his porch? Also, if he had heard bad things about me why did he want me to construct his porch? There are many contractors in the World.

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint.  For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.
[redacted]
Regards,
[redacted]
 
 
I am responding to the letter of Craig Woosley Construction by paragraph:
 
First of all, his work was turned down by inspectors, so he is saying you cannot satisfy them and now I see why he did not want his work inspected.  I assume he forgot to inform the Revdex.com of this in order to cover up his substandard work and to blame me.  At least tell them the truth.  He did not address any part in his comments about what was found by inspectors pertaining to substandard work issues as he still wants to cover them up.  Why can’t he be truthful? If we are going to be truthful then let’s be truthful in which it appears he has trouble doing.
Paragraph 1:  No one has ever stated that brick was serving as foundation.  What was stated was brick was laid up past foundation and concrete -when poured - was pushing against the brick.  The rebar does have partial brick under it, but is not in center of concrete slab as required.  Have photos showing placement of rebar almost laying on foundation block.  He was informed that he would be paid, after correction has been completed to meet and pass inspection, but he has refused.  He has received $646.94 toward the porch bottom.  Only if corrections are made, he also owes for correcting the front porch post (cost $200.00), in which he refused to correct or pay and correcting brick fascia board (cost $265.00), in which he refused to correct, also $215.00 the cost of having steps rebuilt in garage to meet code, which he did not comply with – they are only 9 ½ inches wide. He has not repaired or paid for kitchen/dining room floor in which his son made holes from cowboy boots ($3100.00), even though he was informed.  When he installed crown molding, he only spot nailed.  He stated he would go back and do final nailing.  He never did complete.  Cost $550.00 to finish his job. Repair of smashed sewer line he damaged $475.06.  Was going to pay, but changed my mind. He was also in my barn and garage taking items without asking or having permission.  He was informed up front that all work had to meet code and standards. He did not comply. His legal counsel can respond to him at their discretion, if they wish to bring gold bars, it is ok to place anywhere, and they will find out if I am satisfied. This has to do with substandard work.  Apparently he did not tell them the truth.
Paragraph 2:  The brick was marked on original house showing him where porch slab would end, but he ignored determined line.  He was never informed that porch would not have hand rails.  He was informed that 4 steps would be utilized, but he only poured slab for 3 steps.  He was also informed that slab had to be 5 ½ inches.  I think he knew he had poured footer incorrectly because he attempted to correct it by adding 4 inch block which then caused block/brick to be incorrect height.  Whether you have handrails or not, they have nothing to do with footer.
Paragraph 3:  Concrete will expand and contract.  You cannot pour inside of brick extending up past foundation.  That is what caused the brick to push out and will occur if poured in hot or cold weather.  He was supposed to be the expert. [redacted] and [redacted] did not inquire of reason for tear out.  He never stated he would love to have the porch on his home, and at no time was adding a room addition ever mentioned.  If I had wanted room addition, why would I have started porch?  These comments are not truthful and he has trouble telling the truth. Brick mason work was outstanding, and no discrepancies of his work were found by the inspectors.  He did state that the footer had been poured incorrectly, which caused the block/brick not to work out.  Also, he has never returned to see if there is anything wrong or not - because his part was totally correct.  Again it was not the mason problem; it was his mistake, in which he is trying to blame me for his work not passing inspection.
Paragraph 4:  He did put beam under home, but when it was inspected, it was turned down.  Yes, he was requested to return to make correction, but for the following reason when he put beams together, he did not compress them together.  You could put your finger between them.  He also did not even jack the beam up at each end to meet original floor joist.  One end of beam did  not even meet foundation wall by over 5 inches.  The beam was also not even (raised up to touch floor joints of home). Also, instead of notching out for service lines, he just compressed them up with pressure between beam and floor joist.  I don’t know what he is talking about 1/8 inch.  He is just not telling the truth. It was the inspector that discovered his substandard work, and again he wants to blame me. When he found out his work was going to be inspected is when he became very defensive and did not want to deal with Department of Veterans Affairs.  I informed him that I wanted the same pitch as front porch.  The rear was not looking the same.  Any reputable contractor would have been more than willing to show and explain the issue, but apparently he doesn’t consider that as part of being contractor.  The customer has no rights with him, and if they do ask him for something, they are wrong.  If that is the way he feels, he needs to get out of the business, and he even informed me that he should.  When he states that he builds by code and stand the test of time, well he is not telling the truth.  When he installed the front porch post, he left the two end ones with no weight on them, which caused a major safety hazard. He would not correct and has not paid to have corrected.  When he covered the brick fascia board with aluminum, he did not cover the back side over windows and doors, which left bare wood showing.  When he did the back porch, he did the same thing (has not corrected or paid).  When he was installing the crown molding in the kitchen/dining room, he brought his son, who was wearing cowboy boots, to help. His boots had a nail or something protruding from them, which made holes in the floor (cost $3100.00), and he has not corrected or paid to have corrected.  When he built steps in garage, he did not construct them even to code.  When I questioned him, his comment was they would extend further out instead of correcting.  I guess the above is built to code and test of time.  He needs to be truthful and stand behind his work.
Paragraph 5:  He stated that I ran a flooring individual off and shot at him - first I had ever heard of this. All I can say is ever who informed him of that is a liar. And for him to state this is just about as low as a person can become. By being in business, I don’t know if he doesn’t know or if he thinks it makes him look better, but it puts him down and makes him the complainer.  He brought up the house where I reside.  I do reside here, but I don’t own it or any property. As far as the house my daughter was building, it has nothing to do with his substandard work on porch.  He must know more than I do about my financial situation.  I do know the only thing he wanted to talk about was his financial problems. I don’t know if he thinks this is making him or the quality of his work look better, but it is making him look like a complainer, and hope it makes his work reputation better.  If I had listened to the individuals that informed me about his substandard work and the quality of his work to include his attitude and talking about people, I would not be going through his substandard work now.  I understand why he doesn’t get any homes to construct.  I should have listened to the individuals that came to me after he was seen here.  He sure doesn’t have a good reputation. Paragraph 6:  After all his comments, he still did not address issues from inspectors.  How does he plan on correcting the footer he poured.  He did not even pour it to correct height, and that started the problem.  How does he plan on putting rebar into center of slab.  Yes, he did raise, but not even enough to get above brick into center of slab.  I have photos showing this if he desires to see.  How does he plan on correcting foundation/brick?  He cannot extend brick up past foundation block and then pour concrete against the brick.  How does he plan on correcting concrete slab?  He poured it 6 inches down to 5 inches.  You don’t slope the concrete, you slope the porch slab over the brick to obtain correct slope, instead of leaving slab like a wedge. When these problems are corrected, then cracking of brick joints will not occur.  After all of his comments, he still did not address the problem that he created.  The only thing he wanted to do was pass the blame to me, instead of saying he made mistake.  He is right about one thing:  I should have checked his work standards and most of all I should have listened to the individuals that informed me that I had better leave him along.  He can go around stating I cannot be satisfied, the only thing I ask is if someone is going to perform job, stand up, be a man and do it right, and if you make a mistake, correct it.  He is not one of those men. He wants to blame everyone else for his work.  Again correcting the mortar joints does not resolve the problems that caused the mortar joint problem.  He should have stood up and addressed the main problem areas, instead of trying to  cover them up.  And most of all, being truthful.  He has the right to bring up whatever he wants on the issue about porch bottom from footer to slab.  One last thing is that it’s ok for him to go around talking about other contractors, but I assume it does not apply to him.  He has also talked about [redacted] of [redacted]’s Flooring. He will not even work him anymore. He made the same comments about [redacted] of [redacted] Builders and Future Designs.  He even talked about his own family members.  If things don’t go his way, he will talk about you and run you down anyway he can.  No professional contractor would be doing this especially when it involves other contractors and inspectors.  That lets you know he is only trying to cover up his work. Also his work was turned down by inspectors, so he is talking about them as well.  And yes, he did depart the job site and run.  And to this day, he has made no attempt to correct his work.  He only wants to talk about brick cracks. He is a dishonest person and wants to blame everyone else to try and cover up his substandard work. The only thing I ask is pay the cost for correcting your substandard work, but since he cannot be truthful, the best resolution would be to let the legal system decide if his work meets code or not and answer inspection report findings.  Apparently, he doesn’t want to abide with inspectors report.  He just wants to blame me for his substandard work. He has stooped just about as low as a person will go in order to pass his substandard work ethics to someone else and still not address any issue in inspectors report.  If you enjoy living in a free country, thank a veteran.

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