Victor Custom Homes Incorporated

My LLC hired James H, president of Executive Homebuilders Inc., as the general contractor on a major rehabilitation project of a single family home in *** The majority of the job was completed and the money paid out, but Executive Homebuilders Inc. never completed the exterior painting for the home. This part of the renovation was clearly outlined within the signed construction management agreement for the property. Despite multiple written requests over 8 months, no exterior painting has been performed. In addition, Executive Homebuilders Inc. installed an inappropriate interior wooden door at the rear entrance to the house that quickly developed severe water damage. James came by and acknowledged the door and doorjamb needed to be replaced but never completed the job. I sent him multiple requests, but this remained unaddressed. Eventually, I had to hire another contractor to install a proper exterior door, as the rotting entrance posed a security risk and James was nowhere to be found. After many attempts to contact Executive Homebuilders Inc., I have received no reply in months.

Clearly, Executive Homebuilders Inc. is in breach of the following contractual obligations as part of the signed construction management agreement for the property:
1. Install a new exterior rear door. The door installed was an interior door that received water damage within weeks of installation. I already was forced to hire another contractor to replace this door as Executive Homebuilders Inc. disregarded multiple written requests to rectify this issue.
2. Paint front and side exterior stucco with elastomeric coating. This was simply never done, despite multiple written requests.
3. Rear exterior wall scratch coat and paint with elastomeric coating. This also was never performed.
4. Replace exterior screens. A window screen was never installed despite repeated requests.