JD Peck Concrete

Review: Mr Peck was to perform concrete work for me at or about May 26, 2014. Since May 26 was a holiday, he called me and said he would be a couple of days later due to the holiday and extra work he had to perform for his current customer. I waited over 2 weeks and I never heard from Mr. Peck any further. I got tired of waiting and called him to tell him to forget about the concrete job for me and that I had a new contractor who was willing to do it. He told me on the phone that he would keep the $300 I paid him for a "scheduling Fee". I was to pay him $1200 before the concrete was laid or any work was to be done according to the job proposal I had signed. When I called him, Mr. Peck agreed to send me a document saying the Proposal Contract which I had signed was null and void, and that he would send me 1/2 of my $300 dollar scheduling fee (or $150) back as a refund. I never received anything from J. D Peck Concrete. I wish to receive a voided proposal from Mr Peck so that my new contractor can do the work for me without another contract existing for it.Desired Settlement: For a settlement I would like 1/2 of my "Scheduling Fee" of $300 returned to me ($150.00) and I would like to receive a written document from Mr. Peck stating that the Proposal I had signed is now NULL and VOID as he said he would do on the Phone to me. This would allow another contractor to do the job for me.

Business

Response:

Company phoned Revdex.com today indicating they spoke with customer and were mailing out the $150 that should have been previously been sent, but was an oversight.

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me. J.D Peck has agreed to send me $150 as a refund of the money I paid as a "Scheduling Fee". J.D. Peck has also agreed to send something in writing that says I no longer have a contract with J.D Peck for repairs to my porch.