Rebuilding Michigan

In this economy, it pains me to give any review that may impact the earnings of a small business but my conscience will not rest if I do not speak up. Rebuilding Michigan was contracted by me in November 2019 to primarily do a kitchen and bathroom renovation. Work finally began in January and stopped after the main representative tried to exhort money not owed. He then pulled his contractor from the job. Only when I threatened legal action was another contractor re-assigned. During that time, previously purchased supplies went missing, there was more contractor turn-over, and the interactions with the representative and the "job foreman" became more and more adversarial. The contracted 6-week job that commenced in November was not "completed" until late February. The customer service and the workmanship was deplorable.

As evidenced in the attached pictures, the job for which they were paid in full, remains unfinished. Among the myriad of issues, here are a few: tile grout was supposed to white and was never corrected; the dark grout was left on the white walls; GFI outlet was installed but is inoperable; oven door cannot open due to improper counter installation; holes in the drywall where canned lights were placed (even with the finishing rim that I purchased and installed the holes are still visible); the freezer door does not fully open due to improper installation; there are hoards of construction debris that were left on property and hidden in the garage; the step was replaced sloppily leaving unfinished areas of concrete on the porch and concrete thrown on the brick of the house; and most of the fixtures that were installed were not the ones I chose and paid for.

They owe me at least $6,000. Undoubtedly, I was cheated. They should not be licensed anywhere in the United States. Please learn from my horrible experience.

I would like to Greatfully thank Rebuilding Michigan for a job well done! I had lost hope in trying to find a solution and a contractor to put back together my basement after the flood damage. Most of my insurance claim went to the mitigation contractor.
Hats off to Kirk from Rebuilding Michigan, who found a way to Redo my basement with what left over Insurance Claim I had left. Two other contractors could not come up with a solution. I also commend the workmanship as well as the cleanliness done by Jimmy and his crew!
This all happened two weeks after I just moved in. I highly recommend Rebuilding Michigan to anyone who needs their services!