Port Beacon Electric

[A default letter is provided here which indicates your acceptance of the business's response If you wish, you may update it before sending it.] Better Business Bureau: I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] , and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me

This office has been retained to represent Dan the Paver, Inc., in response to the complaint referenced aboveEnclosed below if the response sent to the Department of Consumer Affairs in response to this same incidentI seem to be having a problem sending this response to the Revdex.com via the link provided in the email to my clientPlease accept this response as Dan the Paver's response to the Complaint filed by the Revdex.comMy client is wiling and open to siting down and discussing this matter with anyone who is investigating the matter on behalf of the Revdex.comPlease feel free to contact me at [redacted] or this email to arrange sameAny questions, please let me knowThanks [redacted] *** [redacted] *** ATTORNEY AT LAW A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION [redacted] [redacted] *** PHONE [redacted] FAX [redacted] [redacted] [redacted] [redacted] RE: [redacted] [redacted] [redacted] *** This office has been retained to represent Dan the Paver, Inc., with regard to the above matterMy client is in receipt of your letter dated August 17, Please accept this letter as his written response which was requested in your letter of August 17, My client disputes the allegations being made by Ms [redacted] I attach copy of the contract entered into between the parties My client tells me that you helped him prepare this form of his business contract prior to him sending it out to his printer for finalization My client's position is that not only did he complete the job as agreed in the contract, but he even installed and 1/inches of asphalt on the driveway, at no charge to the consumer This was above and beyond the inches called for in the contractMr [redacted] did this because Ms [redacted] was consistently advising him not to get any materials on her new pavers which were located next to the drivewayShe also informed him that she had to fire the contractor who did the PaversThus, in an effort to appease Ms [redacted] , Mr [redacted] decided to add more asphalt on the driveway instated of using the messy tacking materials, which would have been spread all over her pavers during application My client explains that when you use and 1/inches of Asphalt, you do not need to use the tacking materials because of the density of the asphaltMoreover, because he used more asphalt, milling was not necessary My client is willing to cooperate with your investigation, and even mediate the matter with the consumerPlease advise me of the next step in this processVery truly yours, [redacted] ***

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Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me

The following is my response to the correspondence you received from Dan the PaverThis response is also being forwarded to the Department of Consumer Affairs under case number *** Mr*** *** (Dan the Paver) assertion that he used 1/inches of asphalt is untrueI have had several areas measured along the perimeter of my driveway and found that it is less than the required two inches stated in the contract with some areas having as little as one inchI have included six* photos of different locations showing the height of the overlay that is less than two inches(*Four photos with Revdex.com due to file limits.) This represents an additional failure of Mr*** in fulfilling the contractFurthermore and contrary to Mr***' statement, I did not mention anything about my pavers, not even onceMy pavers are not new and are, in fact, over years old, and I have the invoices to prove itI recall Mr*** using a large black tarp to cover the pavers for the asphalt, and there was no logical reason why he could not have used that to protect the pavers from the tack coat, which would have been a trivial matterBesides, why would spraying the tack coat, "spread all over her pavers during application," as he claims? Lastly, I did not say to Mr*** that I fired the previous contractorI simply said that he refused to do the jobIn any event, I do not see how this had any relevance in honoring his contractual obligations.As mentioned in the complaint, Mr*** initially stated on 6/29/that the tack coat was in the mix and repeated it on 7/1/adding that the mix had, "a lot, a lot, a lot of oil in it." Now, he makes new and untrue claims that it is because he did not want to get it on the pavers and/or he added another half inch to the overlayGetting tack coat on the pavers is a baseless and nonsensical argument, and adding an insignificant half inch absolutely does not mitigate the need of the tack coat and milling, both of which were requirements of the contractAdditionally, it now appears that he failed to also meet the contract requirements of using a minimum of two inches of asphalt, which further compromises the integrity of the entire application

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I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.

This office has been retained to represent Dan the Paver, Inc., in response to the complaint referenced above. Enclosed below if the response sent to the Department of Consumer Affairs in response to this same incident. I seem to be having a problem sending this response to the Revdex.com via the...

link provided in the  email to my client. Please accept this response as Dan the Paver's response to the Complaint filed by the Revdex.com. My client is wiling and open to siting down and discussing this matter with anyone who is investigating the matter on behalf of the Revdex.com. Please feel free to contact me at [redacted] or this email to arrange same. Any questions, please let me knowThanks[redacted]  [redacted]                       ...⇄ AT LAW                                      �...⇄ PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION                                  �...⇄ />                                         ...⇄ [redacted] PHONE [redacted]FAX       [redacted]            ...⇄  [redacted]
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[redacted] This office has been retained to represent Dan the Paver, Inc., with regard to the above matter. My client is in receipt  of your letter dated August 17, 2015.  Please accept this letter as his written response which was requested in your letter of August 17, 2015. My client disputes the allegations being made by Ms. [redacted].  I attach copy of the contract entered into between the parties.  My client tells me that you helped him prepare this form of his business contract prior to him sending it out to his printer for finalization.  My client's position is that not only did he complete the job as agreed in the contract, but he even installed 2 and 1/2 inches of asphalt on the driveway, at no charge to the consumer.  This was above and beyond the 2 inches called for in the contract. Mr. [redacted] did this because Ms. [redacted] was consistently advising him not to get any materials on her new pavers which were located next to the driveway. She also informed him that she had to fire the contractor who did the Pavers. Thus, in an effort to appease Ms. [redacted], Mr. [redacted] decided to add more asphalt on the driveway instated of using the messy tacking materials, which would have been spread all over her pavers during application.  My client explains that when you use 2 and 1/2 inches of Asphalt, you do not need to use the tacking materials because of the density of the asphalt. Moreover, because he used more asphalt, milling was not necessary.  My client is willing to cooperate with your investigation, and even mediate the matter with the consumer. Please advise me of the next step in this process. Very truly yours, [redacted]

I had spoke and  kept in contact many of times I had sent my foreman out he told me that there was Tire Marks  in the driveway this is a standard in the business I have it on my contracts tire marks  Will occur    Asheville is oil based product when the sun hits it...

take you to drive with soft    I recommend the driveway to be sealed with an acrylic based tar.   my fee for that is normally $650 but I would be willing to do it no cost to accommodate customer for travel back-and-forth

this matter is resolved I return $500 to customer he is satisfied now and he signed off on that here is a copy of the check thank you