Home Remodeling, LLC

Company states that they painted some areas and did do some workCompany states that they provided the refund amount she requested through the State and will not be refunded furtherCompany did meet with the State who they stated that they refunded the amount in accordance with the agreementCompany advised that the consumer can take it to court if she feels she was refunded incorrectlyCompany states that they won't be responding further

I requested at least $in my filing with the state, but he only refunded $He refunded based on amount via text messages that said $if he drops off all the paint and $if he doesn't drop off the paint. He didn't drop off the paint and he was to refund within days (per WI law) and he took monthsThe paint was part of another contract that he didn't fulfill and by law, I'm not required to pay for partial work on a contract that he chose not to fulfillIn addition, the only painting he did was priming only the trim of doors/windows and he primed the bedroom windows without my consent (I didn't want the brown all wood windows painted in white). So he ruined my bedroom windows when he removed them to prime. I have receipts for what I paid to get these windows fixed and re-installed ($250). The agreed refund via text was before I discovered the damaged windows. If this goes to court it will be for all the damages to the windows and what I paid to remove the debris he left in my yard (carpet, trim, etc). The painting contract was a separate contract, not one that was fulfilled and not one that was paid under the money I paid him. The money I paid him was solely to lift the foundation (which he didn't do) and for demolition of the flooring and haul-away( which he didn't finish as he did partial demo and partial haul away). He is trying to collect money for the paint from a different contract, not related to the money paid under the foundation and flooring work. I'm asking for $since he didn't drop off the paint. If this goes to court, it will include cost of haul away of carpeting, damage to windows, cost of re-installing windows, cost of floor demo (areas he didn't finish), and damages incurred due to project delay which required me to shut down the cottage for the winter as it didn't get done before November (this is a season cottage)He will have to pay court costs and attorney because I have sufficient proof of the damage he caused to my windows and photos of all the debris he left which he was to haul awayAttached are my text messages insisting on $

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I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and have determined that this does not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below
He still owes me $because I asked for $refund or $"if" he leaves all the paint he bought and he didn't leave the paint. He left debris on my yard which I had to pay to dispose trash he was suppose to take and it cost me more than I had anticipatedHe didn't finish floor demo and the painting he did is useless because I had to replace all the window and door trim after the house was liftedAlso some walls cracked, including the patching he did that he wants me to pay forHe was not ordered to do drywall or paint before the house lifting and he did without my approval and still wants to get paidThe deck pressure wash is useless, that's only useful when you stain the deck right after and he didn't do that. Also the refund amount I accepted as immediate refund only not a refund months later. He violated the Wisconsin laws by not issuing refund within daysI'm in the process of getting an attorney to help me collect the $plus damages and according to Wisconsin Home Improvement laws I can seek to collect double my damages. He's willing to go through all that to keep an extra $that he didn't earn. He caused a mess in my place, not worth what he's trying to get paid for.
Regards,
Lauren ***

Company states that the consumer has been refunded $She signed for the certified receipt

Company states that they have responded to the state and are waiting to hear back from them

Company states that they painted some areas and did do some work. Company states that they provided the refund amount she requested through the State and will not be refunded further. Company did meet with the State who they stated that they refunded the amount in accordance with the agreement. Company advised that the consumer can take it to court if she feels she was refunded incorrectly. Company states that they won't be responding further.

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and have determined that this does not resolve my complaint.  For your reference,...

details of the offer I reviewed appear below.
Mr. Shannon [redacted] still owes me a refund.  He kept money for incomplete work.  I paid him in advanced for work he was to complete, including foundation work and he failed to perform the work promised.  He violated Wisconsin's home improvement laws by not refunding my money within 15 days.  According to these laws, consumers may sue for twice the amount of damages together with courts costs and reasonable attorney's fees.  Before I hire an attorney, I'm giving Mr. [redacted] to resolve this matter outside of court because it will cost him a lot more than what I'm willing to settle for now.  My home project has been on hold due to this issue and it has caused many delays in the remodeling.  Now my cottage it's winterized and cannot get anything done until the spring.  Mr. [redacted] needs to be a responsible business owner and abide by these Home Improvement laws in Wisconsin.  I will not be satisfied until I get my refund.  If this goes to court, it will be the court assigned to where the partial work was performed so he will have to travel to Princeton, WI.  I just had to pay $150 disposal fee for the moldy carpeting he left outside.  I'm also in contact with the police department as I reported as business fraud and theft.  He stole my money.
Regards,
Lauren [redacted]