Heath Motorsports, Inc

Please save yourself the aggravation. A simple job that should have taken no more than 7 days (as stated in their contract) took over 8 months. 4 of these 8 months was just the permit being approved by the city of Pembroke Pines. Inspections would fail on a weekly basis. Those who work quickly, end up working twice and in our case more than ten times. The owner, [redacted], himself had the audacity to tell me that my house was the "smallest job he was working on" and went on to say "I don't need your money". His workers are the most unprofessional and ignorant group of men I have ever encountered. Unfortunately, the work being done was to the entrance of our home. The entire front wall needed to be replaced and we were reminded of their incompetence each and every time we walked through the front door.

They failed to inform us that we needed to purchase a high impact front door. They were ignorant enough to A. throw away our current door (the one that came with the house when we purchased it) B. they installed the incorrect/non-impact door and months later come to tell us that we need to purchase a high impact door. When I spoke to [redacted] and kindly asked him for a credit to the balance of the work being that we had already wasted that money on the incorrect door, he was arrogant and told me off. He told me to stop harassing the girl at the front desk (which was pregnant at the time) He said to me "I can't have you calling and aggravating pregnant women so don't call back here". We practically threw away almost $400 on the non-impact door and ended up pending twice as much on an impact door.

The first 8 months that we were living in our home was a disaster because of these people. There is nothing I regret more than contracting them to work on our first home. The actual job was completed on Friday February 28, 2014 and the permit wasn't closed and finalized until end of May because they were missing a signature from an engineer who was not returning their call. They told us that the balance was "passed due" as of the day the work was completed and I told them I will not pay one dime until that permit is closed, finalized and in my hand. Please save yourself the aggravation and search elsewhere for a contractor.