Del Rio Construction & Restoration Corp.

Every statement in Mr [redacted] claim is false I can provide written documentation refuting every statement made by Mr [redacted] Calibri;">I will address a few thingsThe home was built for [redacted] and his wife *** Here is a quote taken from an e-mail [redacted] sent me on 2/24/16, two months after they moved into their home“We love the house and what you did with it You, Don and Adam were incredible to work with,” Don and Adam are my two guys who did most of the framing and trimming on the house Mr [redacted] mentions the electrician in his complaint The electrician was [redacted] ***, owner of BBS Electric [redacted] and his yr old son did the electrical workMr [redacted] solicited(on his own behalf), BBS electric to do the work BBS had worked on a previous home for Mr [redacted] and has done work for several years at Mr [redacted] store and other propertiesThe following quote is a text message that Mr [redacted] sent to [redacted] on 1/22/16, a month after [redacted] and [redacted] had moved into their home “Hey [redacted] it’s [redacted] Either you or that fking rded kid of yours better have your as over to my house Monday morning and get your sy half assed work done! That it put an outlet in my laundry room and it doesn’t even work!! I’m sick and tired of the [redacted] with you & that [redacted] kid of yours! You will not be seeing a penny from me and you will find your as in court very quickly! “ This quote is a typical example of how Mr [redacted] deals with people both verbally and in writingIf you search through the Wisconsin Court system you will find that Mr [redacted] has been found guilty of Unlawful Use of Telephone-Threaten Harm, among other things [redacted] and [redacted] moved into their home on 12/21/ As is typical with every new home there is usually a punch list of items to address after the homeowners move inOn 01/04/I sent [redacted] an email informing her that I would no longer be discussing things with [redacted] as he had crossed the line one too many times with me, the subs, and suppliers with his verbal assaults I told [redacted] that I would be happy to continue working with her as she and I had a good working relationship throughout the building processAfter they moved in, [redacted] and I began to work through the cost reconciliation and punch list itemsDuring this process I was informed by their lender that the amount of money that the bank had available for the construction of the home was significantly less than the contract building price I was also told by their lender that [redacted] and [redacted] were told that they may have to put the house up for sale if they could not come up with the needed fundsHow it is possible that funds for the contract price were not available has yet to be explained to me by the lender or the title company As money was not available to pay the subs and suppliers, any discussion of getting subs or suppliers back to the home for punch list items was unwarrantedEventually, some additional funds were made available from the lender, still far short of the contract amountPlease let me know if there is anything you would like me to elaborate on, or provide documentationSincerely, [redacted] Craftsman Builders LLC

Every statement in Mr. [redacted] claim is false.  I can provide written documentation refuting every statement made by Mr. [redacted]. I will address a few things.The home was built for [redacted] and his wife [redacted].  Here is a quote taken from an e-mail [redacted] sent me on 2/24/16, two...

months after they moved into their home.“We love the house and what you did with it.  You, Don and Adam were incredible to work with,”Don and Adam are my two guys who did most of the framing and trimming on the house. Mr. [redacted] mentions the electrician in his complaint.  The electrician was [redacted], owner of BBS Electric.  [redacted] and his 30 yr old son did the electrical work.Mr. [redacted] solicited(on his own behalf), BBS electric to do the work.  BBS had worked on a previous home for Mr. [redacted] and has done work for several years at Mr. [redacted] store and other properties.The following quote is a text message that Mr. [redacted] sent to [redacted] on 1/22/16, a month after [redacted] and [redacted] had moved into their home. “Hey [redacted] it’s [redacted].  Either you or that fking rded kid of yours better have your as over to my house Monday morning and get your sy half assed work done! That it put an outlet in my laundry room and it doesn’t even work!!  I’m sick and tired of the [redacted] with you & that [redacted] kid of yours!  You will not be seeing a penny from me and you will find your as in court very quickly! “This quote is a typical example of how Mr. [redacted] deals with people both verbally and in writing. If you search through the Wisconsin Court system you will find that Mr. [redacted] has been found guilty of Unlawful Use of Telephone-Threaten Harm, among other things.[redacted] and [redacted] moved into their home on 12/21/2015.  As is typical with every new home there is usually a punch list of items to address after the homeowners move in. On 01/04/2016 I sent [redacted] an email informing her that I would no longer be discussing things with [redacted] as he had crossed the line one too many times with me, the subs, and suppliers with his verbal assaults.  I told [redacted] that I would be happy to continue working with her as she and I had a good working relationship throughout the building process.After they moved in, [redacted] and I began to work through the cost reconciliation and punch list items. During this process I was informed by their lender that the amount of money that the bank had available for the construction of the home was significantly less than the contract building price.  I was also told by their lender that [redacted] and [redacted] were told  that they may have to put the house up for sale if they could not come up with the needed funds. How it is possible that funds for the contract price were not available has yet to be explained to me by the lender or the title company.  As money was not available to pay the subs and suppliers, any discussion of getting subs or suppliers back to the home for punch list items was unwarranted.Eventually, some additional funds were made available from the lender, still far short of the contract amount.Please let me know if there is anything you would like me to elaborate on, or provide documentation.Sincerely,[redacted]Craftsman Builders LLC

Every statement in Mr. [redacted] claim is false.  I can provide written documentation refuting every statement made by Mr. [redacted].
 
Calibri;">I will address a few things.
The home was built for [redacted] and his wife [redacted].  Here is a quote taken from an e-mail [redacted] sent me on 2/24/16, two months after they moved into their home.
“We love the house and what you did with it.  You, Don and Adam were incredible to work with,”
Don and Adam are my two guys who did most of the framing and trimming on the house.
 
Mr. [redacted] mentions the electrician in his complaint.  The electrician was [redacted], owner of BBS Electric.  [redacted] and his 30 yr old son did the electrical work.
Mr. [redacted] solicited(on his own behalf), BBS electric to do the work.  BBS had worked on a previous home for Mr. [redacted] and has done work for several years at Mr. [redacted] store and other properties.
The following quote is a text message that Mr. [redacted] sent to [redacted] on 1/22/16, a month after [redacted] and [redacted] had moved into their home.
 
“Hey [redacted] it’s [redacted].  Either you or that fking rded kid of yours better have your as over to my house Monday morning and get your sy half assed work done! That it put an outlet in my laundry room and it doesn’t even work!!  I’m sick and tired of the [redacted] with you & that [redacted] kid of yours!  You will not be seeing a penny from me and you will find your as in court very quickly! “
This quote is a typical example of how Mr. [redacted] deals with people both verbally and in writing. If you search through the Wisconsin Court system you will find that Mr. [redacted] has been found guilty of Unlawful Use of Telephone-Threaten Harm, among other things.
[redacted] and [redacted] moved into their home on 12/21/2015.  As is typical with every new home there is usually a punch list of items to address after the homeowners move in. On 01/04/2016 I sent [redacted] an email informing her that I would no longer be discussing things with [redacted] as he had crossed the line one too many times with me, the subs, and suppliers with his verbal assaults.  I told [redacted] that I would be happy to continue working with her as she and I had a good working relationship throughout the building process.
After they moved in, [redacted] and I began to work through the cost reconciliation and punch list items. During this process I was informed by their lender that the amount of money that the bank had available for the construction of the home was significantly less than the contract building price.  I was also told by their lender that [redacted] and [redacted] were told  that they may have to put the house up for sale if they could not come up with the needed funds. How it is possible that funds for the contract price were not available has yet to be explained to me by the lender or the title company.  As money was not available to pay the subs and suppliers, any discussion of getting subs or suppliers back to the home for punch list items was unwarranted.
Eventually, some additional funds were made available from the lender, still far short of the contract amount.
Please let me know if there is anything you would like me to elaborate on, or provide documentation.
Sincerely,
[redacted]
Craftsman Builders LLC