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Initial Business Response / [redacted] (1000, 17, 2015/11/23) */ I apologizeI had some medical issues last month and am currently in Kansas CityOn top of that I had some employee issues but they are now terminatedThere's not too much left to do and I want to fully take care of thisI will be in contact with Ms [redacted] to finish up- [redacted] Initial Consumer Rebuttal / [redacted] (3000, 19, 2015/11/24) */ (The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.) Unfortunately I will have to say no to him being able to finish upI gave him months to finish a job that should have taken to weeksI contacted him almost every day to ask if he would be coming to finish up and got excuse after excuse or no response at allI can't see this time being any differentThere are other reasons why I don't believe the job will get finished upFirst of all, I agree there is not that much siding, soffit and fascia to finishHowever I am not paying him one more penny for any of the work to be completedI don't believe he will have the funds available to complete the jobI have paid him in full for a job that was not finishedIt's not only finishing what he didn't completeIt's also fixing what is wrong with the original work he has doneThat amount is quite a bit of money in itselfThat will be an additional cost for him and again I don't think he will be able to fund thatI don't trust his word nor do I trust himI had several things missing from my house while they were working on my project and come to find out, he informed me that his employee stole from another one of his clientsI filed a police report and unfortunately found out other information that was disturbing to me and so quite honestly I prefer to end all association with him at this time

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 17, 2015/11/23) */
I apologize. I had some medical issues last month and am currently in Kansas City. On top of that I had some employee issues but they are now terminated. There's not too much left to do and I want to fully take care of this. I will be in...

contact with Ms. [redacted] to finish up. - [redacted]
Initial Consumer Rebuttal /* (3000, 19, 2015/11/24) */
(The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.)
Unfortunately I will have to say no to him being able to finish up. I gave him 5 months to finish a job that should have taken 2 to 3 weeks. I contacted him almost every day to ask if he would be coming to finish up and got excuse after excuse or no response at all. I can't see this time being any different. There are other reasons why I don't believe the job will get finished up. First of all, I agree there is not that much siding, soffit and fascia to finish. However I am not paying him one more penny for any of the work to be completed. I don't believe he will have the funds available to complete the job. I have paid him in full for a job that was not finished. It's not only finishing what he didn't complete. It's also fixing what is wrong with the original work he has done. That amount is quite a bit of money in itself. That will be an additional cost for him and again I don't think he will be able to fund that. I don't trust his word nor do I trust him. I had several things missing from my house while they were working on my project and come to find out, he informed me that his employee stole from another one of his clients. I filed a police report and unfortunately found out other information that was disturbing to me and so quite honestly I prefer to end all association with him at this time.

Contract was signed [redacted] of 2014 and was supposed to be completed within one month. Contract was for addition and basement renovation. After it taking over 6 months, [redacted] (owner) signed an amendment stating that the work needed to be completed by [redacted] and for each day after that deadline, 1% of the final price would be taken off. [redacted] has not returned to the job, and there are many things left unfinished. The basement was never begun, wires were left exposed outside, lights not working, ceiling is leaking at seam of addition as if no flashing was placed on the roof, siding not completed, new entrance to basement left without stairs, no gutter system installed, deck was not rebuilt.Desired SettlementThe original contract was for [redacted] We have paid [redacted] towards this, and the work required to finish the entire job has been estimated at [redacted]

Job was in process for 9 months. Job should have been completed in approximately 2 months. Job was abandoned. Architect's plans were not followed. The roof trusses were incorrect.These trusses blocked an existing window. The plans provided by the architect were not followed in terms of the length of the room, the height of the ceilings, the measurement of the roof trusses, the placement of the foundation and the window and door framing. The contract was signed in [redacted] of 2014. The job was abandoned [redacted] 2015.Desired SettlementA second contractor had to be hired to at least get the job weather tight and fix the mistakes. Refund to offset the cost of paying a second contractor [redacted] to get the project weather tight and fix the problems with the job. Refund is requested to offset these costs.

Contract was signed [redacted] of 2014 and was supposed to be completed within one month. Contract was for addition and basement renovation. After it taking over 6 months, [redacted] (owner) signed an amendment stating that the work needed to be completed by [redacted] and for each day after that deadline, 1% of the final price would be taken off. [redacted] has not returned to the job, and there are many things left unfinished. The basement was never begun, wires were left exposed outside, lights not working, ceiling is leaking at seam of addition as if no flashing was placed on the roof, siding not completed, new entrance to basement left without stairs, no gutter system installed, deck was not rebuilt.Desired SettlementThe original contract was for [redacted] We have paid [redacted] towards this, and the work required to finish the entire job has been estimated at [redacted]