Around the end of September I contracted this business to build a metal building on my propertyOur agreement was that I would pay J [redacted] M [redacted] the owner 1/of the $42,building cost which was $14,to pour the slab and to start my job (and I did pay him and have a check record of it), the next $14,would be due when the frame was started, and the last 1/($14,000) when the building was completeHe agreed that when I paid him that we was caught up and would start the following day with grading and slab workAfter multiple attempts to get him to do what we said he finally began work around weeks later grading my property He then said he would pour the slab at the end of that week and never didAfter he put my slab off for 6-weeks he finally called and told me a day that they were going to pour itOnce again the work got put offThe following week I finally confirmed with the concrete company that he had me on the scheduleThe day before the slab was suppose t
In June of we agreed to pay J [redacted] “J***” M [redacted] $32,for a 40x58xmetal building with a 12x58xoverhangThis price included the permit, engineering plans, the grading and concrete pad, materials for the building, delivery and installationWe paid in increments, the first $was for a deposit, engineering plans and the permit, the first $10,we paid when the concrete was pouredAlthough it was poured incorrectly with an extra ramp to the awning, we still paid because he promised to fix it before the building was going to be deliveredThe next $10,increment we paid for the materials, this is when MrM [redacted] let us downHe never delivered the materials, never fixed the concrete and has since gone silentWe also contacted the permits office and found that MrM [redacted] forged my signature on the permit paperwork without my permissionNo engineering plans were ever included with the permit which lead us to believe that he never had or got engineering plans for our
Around the end of September I contracted this business to build a metal building on my propertyOur agreement was that I would pay J [redacted] M [redacted] the owner 1/of the $42,building cost which was $14,to pour the slab and to start my job (and I did pay him and have a check record of it), the next $14,would be due when the frame was started, and the last 1/($14,000) when the building was completeHe agreed that when I paid him that we was caught up and would start the following day with grading and slab workAfter multiple attempts to get him to do what we said he finally began work around weeks later grading my property He then said he would pour the slab at the end of that week and never didAfter he put my slab off for 6-weeks he finally called and told me a day that they were going to pour itOnce again the work got put offThe following week I finally confirmed with the concrete company that he had me on the scheduleThe day before the slab was suppose t
Purchased a turnkey building and only got a concrete slab.!
In June of we agreed to pay J [redacted] “J***” M [redacted] $32,for a 40x58xmetal building with a 12x58xoverhangThis price included the permit, engineering plans, the grading and concrete pad, materials for the building, delivery and installationWe paid in increments, the first $was for a deposit, engineering plans and the permit, the first $10,we paid when the concrete was pouredAlthough it was poured incorrectly with an extra ramp to the awning, we still paid because he promised to fix it before the building was going to be deliveredThe next $10,increment we paid for the materials, this is when MrM [redacted] let us downHe never delivered the materials, never fixed the concrete and has since gone silentWe also contacted the permits office and found that MrM [redacted] forged my signature on the permit paperwork without my permissionNo engineering plans were ever included with the permit which lead us to believe that he never had or got engineering plans for our