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Electrical Pros
652 Spring Street
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Electrical Pros
652 Spring Street
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9 years of experience
Free onsite estimate

Electrical Pros is committed to excellence in every aspect of our business. We uphold a standard of integrity bound by fairness, honesty and responsibility in all of our jobs. We are a locally owned and operated business with more than 3 years of experience serving Southington, CT and surrounding areas. There is no job too big, or too small for our team. Call today and let us put our experience to work for you!

Electrical Pros is committed to excellence in every aspect of our business. We uphold a standard of integrity bound by fairness, honesty and responsibility in all of our jobs. We are a locally owned and operated business with more than 3 years of experience serving Southington, CT and surrounding areas. There is no job too big, or too small for our team. Call today and let us put our experience to work for you!


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First Premier Home Warranty
2918 Avenue R
4.48(
286
)
Approved Pro
First Premier Home Warranty
2918 Avenue R
4.48(
286
)
Approved Pro
Customers say: Terrific value
122 local quotes requested
36 years of experience

First Premier Home Warranty is a branch of a large company that has been in the Major Appliance and HVAC industry for over 30 years. We have seen first hand how the quality of appliances manufactured over the years are simply not built to last. The HVAC/Appliance repair industry has seen a huge spike in repairs over the years, and strong indications are the demand for home repairs will continue to rise. With these facts, Home Warranties are more important than ever, and we aim to be the only home warranty company you will ever need. For over 30 years, we've set our goals in being the top performers in customer service in our industry. We understand how hard you worked to own your home, and we've worked hard to build a strong, solid company for your home repair solutions. We are also proud to offer a special discount for Realtors, Healthcare Professionals, First Responders, and Active-Duty/Veteran Military members. Call us today to hear more about our Discounts and Promotions!

"I am a satisfied customer with first Premier home warranty. My representative name was Josh. I was referred to him by a friend and I?m so glad that she did. He was very nice and took his time to explain everything . It was easy to talk to him. I was actually able to ask questions and he answered them so that everything was clear."

JUSTIN R on May 2025

First Premier Home Warranty is a branch of a large company that has been in the Major Appliance and HVAC industry for over 30 years. We have seen first hand how the quality of appliances manufactured over the years are simply not built to last. The HVAC/Appliance repair industry has seen a huge spike in repairs over the years, and strong indications are the demand for home repairs will continue to rise. With these facts, Home Warranties are more important than ever, and we aim to be the only home warranty company you will ever need. For over 30 years, we've set our goals in being the top performers in customer service in our industry. We understand how hard you worked to own your home, and we've worked hard to build a strong, solid company for your home repair solutions. We are also proud to offer a special discount for Realtors, Healthcare Professionals, First Responders, and Active-Duty/Veteran Military members. Call us today to hear more about our Discounts and Promotions!

"I am a satisfied customer with first Premier home warranty. My representative name was Josh. I was referred to him by a friend and I?m so glad that she did. He was very nice and took his time to explain everything . It was easy to talk to him. I was actually able to ask questions and he answered them so that everything was clear."

JUSTIN R on May 2025


American Residential Warranty
901 NW 51st St Ste 100
2.87(
30
)
American Residential Warranty
901 NW 51st St Ste 100
2.87(
30
)
17 years of experience

American Residential Warranty (ARW Home) is nationally recognized as a leading innovator in the Home Protection services industry, and our focus on outstanding service and customer satisfaction is a core part of our success. With years of Home warranty experience and top-tier partners, we are able to provide top-quality service to homeowners throughout the country. Additional DBA - American Protection Plans LLC

"I contracted the services of this company with the total coverage plan for my air conditioning and appliances, I did not see the real reviews before contracting and for two years I was paying on time and they don't want fixed my AC. Just said that I get $500.00 and that I fixed it by myself. It's the worts company."

Isabel V on June 2022

American Residential Warranty (ARW Home) is nationally recognized as a leading innovator in the Home Protection services industry, and our focus on outstanding service and customer satisfaction is a core part of our success. With years of Home warranty experience and top-tier partners, we are able to provide top-quality service to homeowners throughout the country. Additional DBA - American Protection Plans LLC

"I contracted the services of this company with the total coverage plan for my air conditioning and appliances, I did not see the real reviews before contracting and for two years I was paying on time and they don't want fixed my AC. Just said that I get $500.00 and that I fixed it by myself. It's the worts company."

Isabel V on June 2022


Mr Fix It Roofing Company
293 Main Street
No reviews
Mr Fix It Roofing Company
293 Main Street
No reviews
36 years of experience

Keep your roof in perfect condition with services from M.F.I-Residential and Commercial Roofing. We are a family-owned and operated company that has been providing quality workmanship to residential, commercial and industrial clients in the entire state of Connecticut since 1989. Our office is conveniently located in downtown Hartford, CT. A large portion of our business comes from repeated customers and referrals for our outstanding work. We understand how temperamental and unpredictable the weather can be at times. That’s why we take every precaution necessary to provide a high-quality roof, that will last a lifetime, in the most affordable way possible. Backed up by an almost limitless amount of awards and certifications, while fully licensed & insured, we can guarantee that you will be 100% satisfied with our high standard of workmanship and dedication to excellence. The company owner is a second generation roofer so you can trust the experts to handle all of your needs. Each job will be owner-supervised from start to finish to ensure quality service . Call us now at our 24 hour service line (860) 477-7100 to schedule an appointment for your FREE estimate.  *NEW* (Residential and Commercial) We now offer a lifetime warranty on 3-tab/architectural shingles to all our customers, for the low price of $300 per square with one layer removal!

Keep your roof in perfect condition with services from M.F.I-Residential and Commercial Roofing. We are a family-owned and operated company that has been providing quality workmanship to residential, commercial and industrial clients in the entire state of Connecticut since 1989. Our office is conveniently located in downtown Hartford, CT. A large portion of our business comes from repeated customers and referrals for our outstanding work. We understand how temperamental and unpredictable the weather can be at times. That’s why we take every precaution necessary to provide a high-quality roof, that will last a lifetime, in the most affordable way possible. Backed up by an almost limitless amount of awards and certifications, while fully licensed & insured, we can guarantee that you will be 100% satisfied with our high standard of workmanship and dedication to excellence. The company owner is a second generation roofer so you can trust the experts to handle all of your needs. Each job will be owner-supervised from start to finish to ensure quality service . Call us now at our 24 hour service line (860) 477-7100 to schedule an appointment for your FREE estimate.  *NEW* (Residential and Commercial) We now offer a lifetime warranty on 3-tab/architectural shingles to all our customers, for the low price of $300 per square with one layer removal!


SEARS
160 Kukas Ln Ste 3
4.30(
10
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SEARS
160 Kukas Ln Ste 3
4.30(
10
)
Customers say: Quality work
Recommended by 90% of Angi customers
Recommended by 90% of HomeAdvisor customers

"It was good work."

Angela W on October 2019

"It was good work."

Angela W on October 2019


Regal Home Warranty, llc
470 James St
No reviews
Regal Home Warranty, llc
470 James St
No reviews
14 years of experience

Providing valuable annual service contracts that help cover the cost to repair home systems and appliances that unexpectedly breakdown

Providing valuable annual service contracts that help cover the cost to repair home systems and appliances that unexpectedly breakdown


Rescue Link
8880 Ward Pkwy
4.80(
5
)
Rescue Link
8880 Ward Pkwy
4.80(
5
)
Customers say: Quick response
Recommended by 100% of Angi customers
Recommended by 100% of HomeAdvisor customers

Comprehensive protection for your computers, electronics, and appliances of nearly any age or brand.

Comprehensive protection for your computers, electronics, and appliances of nearly any age or brand.


flanaganagencyllc
No reviews
flanaganagencyllc
No reviews
28 years of experience

Operating as a Farmers Insurance Agency, specializing in Employer Sponsored Discounted Group Plans. Home Warranty Plans offered thru American Home Shield, one of the largest and oldest warranty companies in the US. We offer free consultation for Home, Auto, Business, and Life Insurance needs also. A lot of homeowners ask the following question: I already have homeowner’s insurance, so why do I need a home warranty as well? It’s a fair question to be sure, but what most homeowners don’t understand is that these two policies actually cover very different things. Homeowner’s insurance covers things like structural damage caused by fire, vandalism, hail, or other scenarios. A home warranty, though, covers your appliances and systems if they break down. The following appliances and systems are generally covered, though some will require a premium membership: Heating Electrical Plumbing Plumbing stoppage Water heater Whirlpool bathtub Microwave Cooktop Oven/range/stove Dishwasher Garbage disposal

Operating as a Farmers Insurance Agency, specializing in Employer Sponsored Discounted Group Plans. Home Warranty Plans offered thru American Home Shield, one of the largest and oldest warranty companies in the US. We offer free consultation for Home, Auto, Business, and Life Insurance needs also. A lot of homeowners ask the following question: I already have homeowner’s insurance, so why do I need a home warranty as well? It’s a fair question to be sure, but what most homeowners don’t understand is that these two policies actually cover very different things. Homeowner’s insurance covers things like structural damage caused by fire, vandalism, hail, or other scenarios. A home warranty, though, covers your appliances and systems if they break down. The following appliances and systems are generally covered, though some will require a premium membership: Heating Electrical Plumbing Plumbing stoppage Water heater Whirlpool bathtub Microwave Cooktop Oven/range/stove Dishwasher Garbage disposal


Surface Link
4200 Lafayette Center Drive
3.59(
17
)
Surface Link
4200 Lafayette Center Drive
3.59(
17
)
Customers say: Quality work
28 years of experience

Surface Link specializes in repairing, restoring and modifying countertops and upgrading or replacing sinks, in commercial and residential settings, all over the United States and Canada. Replacing a countertop can be costly and timely — Surface Link offers a low cost alternative to restore your countertop to like-new condition in less than a day. Why choose Surface Link over another company? At Surface Link, we focus exclusively on repairing countertops (Corian, Granite, Quartz and Solid Surface) and installing or upgrading new sinks. Currently, Surface Link is the Certified Warranty Inspection and Repair Service Agent for several manufacturers throughout the country, such as DuPont Corian, DuPont Zodiaq, LG Hausys HI-MACS, LG Hausys Viatera, Formica Solid Surface, LivingStone, Caesarstone, Gemstone and many more . Our goal is to help to restore your countertop back to its original condition. Why replace your countertop? Surface Link can repair it for a fraction of the cost!

"The contractor never acknowledged the request. I never heard from them at all."

Jay W on June 2020

Surface Link specializes in repairing, restoring and modifying countertops and upgrading or replacing sinks, in commercial and residential settings, all over the United States and Canada. Replacing a countertop can be costly and timely — Surface Link offers a low cost alternative to restore your countertop to like-new condition in less than a day. Why choose Surface Link over another company? At Surface Link, we focus exclusively on repairing countertops (Corian, Granite, Quartz and Solid Surface) and installing or upgrading new sinks. Currently, Surface Link is the Certified Warranty Inspection and Repair Service Agent for several manufacturers throughout the country, such as DuPont Corian, DuPont Zodiaq, LG Hausys HI-MACS, LG Hausys Viatera, Formica Solid Surface, LivingStone, Caesarstone, Gemstone and many more . Our goal is to help to restore your countertop back to its original condition. Why replace your countertop? Surface Link can repair it for a fraction of the cost!

"The contractor never acknowledged the request. I never heard from them at all."

Jay W on June 2020


Handyworks Remodeling and Design, Inc.
47 N Plains Industrial Rd
4.24(
21
)
Handyworks Remodeling and Design, Inc.
47 N Plains Industrial Rd
4.24(
21
)
Customers say: Terrific value
43 years of experience

Handyworks Remodeling and Design (HRD) in Wallingford, CT, is a general remodeling, home improvement and repair company, with an A+ rating and fully accredited by the Better Business Bureau. We employ between 12 to 15 full time employees, depending on the season. HRD uses subcontractors on occasion; 90% of work is done "in-house". Handyworks is fully licensed in the state of Connecticut as a home improvement contractor. Lic # hic0618620. All estimates are free of charge. Handyworks Remodeling and Design is proudly a “green” company. We recycle all unused and discarded material.

"INITIAL DISCUSSIONS (FEBRUARY 22, 2024) On February 22, 2024, my wife, emailed Keith from HandyWorks Design and Remodeling. Initially, we considered removing the flooring portion from our project in hopes of shortening the overall remodel timeline. However, after some deliberation, we decided to keep the tile floor replacement. This meant HandyWorks would handle both the demolition of the existing tile and the installation of new tile. We also inquired about potentially painting our kitchen cabinets, aiming for a start date around March 11. From the outset, it was important to us that any changes or updates to our home—especially in such a central space as the kitchen—be managed by professionals who communicated clearly and offered transparent pricing. PRICING & COMMUNICATION ISSUES (FEBRUARY 26–27, 2024) Shortly after our initial discussions, Keith sent over what he called a “line item overview,” which we hoped would break down the anticipated costs for labor, materials, and other associated tasks. Instead, it was essentially just a bulleted list of the tasks to be completed, with no detailed cost for each line. We had specifically requested an itemized quote because we wanted clarity on how the total price was determined, especially since we had been back and forth about including or excluding certain tasks (like re-flooring and repainting cabinets). Despite our repeated requests, that clarity never came. Around February 27, we informed Keith that we preferred a black composite sink to the stainless-steel option. We also asked for suggestions about fixtures and other components like grout colors, tile types, etc. Keith mentioned that his project manager, Sue, would provide guidance on these selections. However, when we asked Sue for specific help finding a black-finish faucet on Home Depot’s website (having already tried the website’s search filters ourselves), she simply suggested using those same filters. This response felt dismissive, as though no real consultation was being offered. TIMELINE DISCONNECT (FEBRUARY 28, 2024) By the end of February, we were trying to lock in a start date for the remodel. We proposed beginning around March 11 or 12, hoping everything could be completed within a week. Only at this point did Keith inform us that ordering and installing our chosen countertops came with a mandatory 10-business-day lead time. This single factor alone would require more than two weeks between measuring for the new countertops and their installation. From there, other tasks like the backsplash, sink, and faucet installations could only happen after the countertops were in place, meaning the overall kitchen project would extend to nearly three weeks. This was a significant change from our original timeframe and was something we felt should have been proactively communicated much earlier. CONTRACT & SCOPE OMISSIONS (MARCH 12–21, 2024) On March 12, I had an appointment scheduled with Keith but had to cancel last minute. I requested he send me the contract in a digital format so I could review it on my own time. Rather than sending it as requested, Keith asked me to propose a new date for another in-person meeting. While in-person discussions can be valuable, this approach meant further delays before we could examine the proposed contract details in writing. By March 15, we did meet and look over a contract draft together. Later that day, upon reviewing it more closely, my wife and I realized that the trashcan insert—something we had specifically requested to be added—was missing entirely. When we followed up around March 20–21, Keith apologized and said he had overlooked it. Yet, we still never saw a fully itemized breakdown of costs. Each time we asked, we were told the company’s estimating software didn’t produce that level of detail. TILE PROBLEMS (SPRING 2024–MAY 2025) Once the tile portion of the remodel actually began, we noticed multiple concerns. First, a portion of the new tiles were laid out of alignment, making the floor’s spacing appear inconsistent and visually disruptive. Two specific tiles also had grout lines nearly double the size of the others—a glaring difference that caught our eye (and, ultimately, our guests’ eyes) immediately. We communicated our concerns to Keith, who sent someone back a few weeks later to correct the problem. However, instead of a professional tiler, he assigned a finish carpenter to conduct the rework on those two tiles with the oversized grout lines. The lines remained too wide, and the aesthetic was still off. It wasn’t until May 2025—over a year later—that these problem tiles were reinstalled once more. I had asked Keith to be present for quality assurance, but he never arrived. Compounding the tile issues was the discovery that our kitchen floor, common in a 100-year-old home, wasn’t perfectly level. Rather than consulting with us about a strategy to address it, the tiler (at Keith’s direction) used several inches of floor leveler. This created a stark, raised transition between the kitchen and adjacent rooms—something we had never discussed or approved. Keith then attempted to classify this as a “change order” and bill us extra. We refused to pay for an unapproved procedure. Keith promised to remove this additional charge, but when we received the final invoice later, it was still there. COUNTERTOP & BACKSPLASH ISSUES (FEBRUARY–MAY 2025) By early 2025, we realized the new countertop was not lying flat. Small objects placed near the edge would roll right off, showing a clear tilt. As the weeks passed, the corner above our dishwasher sagged enough that a visible gap formed between the stone and the backsplash, revealing poorly supported stonework. In May 2025, Keith added a bracket at the end of the countertop as an after-the-fact fix, conceding that it should have been installed from the start. The kitchen backsplash presented another frustration. We’d chosen a carefully patterned grey-and-white marble tile and expected consistent color blocks at the edge. Without checking with us, his crew changed that final row of white tile to grey. When I questioned Keith about it, he offered a vague excuse claiming the white pieces were “too small” to cut, which wasn’t accurate. Even if that were true, the unilateral decision to switch colors deviated from our chosen pattern. It felt as though he hoped we simply wouldn’t notice. OTHER UNPROFESSIONAL & DISAPPOINTING INCIDENTS During the contract signing, Keith suddenly steered our conversation toward (then-candidate) Donald Trump, talking about politics at length. I found this both irrelevant and unsettling. Still, I moved forward, trusting his prior reviews would reflect reliable workmanship and service. On another occasion, his team cut the quartz countertop outdoors while our windows were open; fine dust filled our downstairs, covering surfaces with quartz residue. Keith gave us $200 to offset cleaning costs, but that was hardly the point. One worker also smoked in our backyard even though we’d specifically told Keith no one was allowed to smoke on our property. This request was disregarded multiple times, leaving us feeling our privacy and comfort were not respected. FINAL INVOICE DISCREPANCY (SEPTEMBER 2024) In September 2024, Keith finally apologized for forgetting to remove the disputed floor-leveler charge from our invoice. While he acknowledged his error, the oversight vividly demonstrated the sloppy administrative approach that had plagued our project—especially regarding details or extra charges. Given all the delays, subpar fixes, and unapproved actions (like the floor leveling), we asked Keith for a partial refund of about 10%. In March 2025, he agreed verbally to send a check. But on every subsequent occasion I tried to revisit that agreement, he deflected. As of now, we’ve never received the promised compensation. BBB complaint pends."

James H on May 2025

Handyworks Remodeling and Design (HRD) in Wallingford, CT, is a general remodeling, home improvement and repair company, with an A+ rating and fully accredited by the Better Business Bureau. We employ between 12 to 15 full time employees, depending on the season. HRD uses subcontractors on occasion; 90% of work is done "in-house". Handyworks is fully licensed in the state of Connecticut as a home improvement contractor. Lic # hic0618620. All estimates are free of charge. Handyworks Remodeling and Design is proudly a “green” company. We recycle all unused and discarded material.

"INITIAL DISCUSSIONS (FEBRUARY 22, 2024) On February 22, 2024, my wife, emailed Keith from HandyWorks Design and Remodeling. Initially, we considered removing the flooring portion from our project in hopes of shortening the overall remodel timeline. However, after some deliberation, we decided to keep the tile floor replacement. This meant HandyWorks would handle both the demolition of the existing tile and the installation of new tile. We also inquired about potentially painting our kitchen cabinets, aiming for a start date around March 11. From the outset, it was important to us that any changes or updates to our home—especially in such a central space as the kitchen—be managed by professionals who communicated clearly and offered transparent pricing. PRICING & COMMUNICATION ISSUES (FEBRUARY 26–27, 2024) Shortly after our initial discussions, Keith sent over what he called a “line item overview,” which we hoped would break down the anticipated costs for labor, materials, and other associated tasks. Instead, it was essentially just a bulleted list of the tasks to be completed, with no detailed cost for each line. We had specifically requested an itemized quote because we wanted clarity on how the total price was determined, especially since we had been back and forth about including or excluding certain tasks (like re-flooring and repainting cabinets). Despite our repeated requests, that clarity never came. Around February 27, we informed Keith that we preferred a black composite sink to the stainless-steel option. We also asked for suggestions about fixtures and other components like grout colors, tile types, etc. Keith mentioned that his project manager, Sue, would provide guidance on these selections. However, when we asked Sue for specific help finding a black-finish faucet on Home Depot’s website (having already tried the website’s search filters ourselves), she simply suggested using those same filters. This response felt dismissive, as though no real consultation was being offered. TIMELINE DISCONNECT (FEBRUARY 28, 2024) By the end of February, we were trying to lock in a start date for the remodel. We proposed beginning around March 11 or 12, hoping everything could be completed within a week. Only at this point did Keith inform us that ordering and installing our chosen countertops came with a mandatory 10-business-day lead time. This single factor alone would require more than two weeks between measuring for the new countertops and their installation. From there, other tasks like the backsplash, sink, and faucet installations could only happen after the countertops were in place, meaning the overall kitchen project would extend to nearly three weeks. This was a significant change from our original timeframe and was something we felt should have been proactively communicated much earlier. CONTRACT & SCOPE OMISSIONS (MARCH 12–21, 2024) On March 12, I had an appointment scheduled with Keith but had to cancel last minute. I requested he send me the contract in a digital format so I could review it on my own time. Rather than sending it as requested, Keith asked me to propose a new date for another in-person meeting. While in-person discussions can be valuable, this approach meant further delays before we could examine the proposed contract details in writing. By March 15, we did meet and look over a contract draft together. Later that day, upon reviewing it more closely, my wife and I realized that the trashcan insert—something we had specifically requested to be added—was missing entirely. When we followed up around March 20–21, Keith apologized and said he had overlooked it. Yet, we still never saw a fully itemized breakdown of costs. Each time we asked, we were told the company’s estimating software didn’t produce that level of detail. TILE PROBLEMS (SPRING 2024–MAY 2025) Once the tile portion of the remodel actually began, we noticed multiple concerns. First, a portion of the new tiles were laid out of alignment, making the floor’s spacing appear inconsistent and visually disruptive. Two specific tiles also had grout lines nearly double the size of the others—a glaring difference that caught our eye (and, ultimately, our guests’ eyes) immediately. We communicated our concerns to Keith, who sent someone back a few weeks later to correct the problem. However, instead of a professional tiler, he assigned a finish carpenter to conduct the rework on those two tiles with the oversized grout lines. The lines remained too wide, and the aesthetic was still off. It wasn’t until May 2025—over a year later—that these problem tiles were reinstalled once more. I had asked Keith to be present for quality assurance, but he never arrived. Compounding the tile issues was the discovery that our kitchen floor, common in a 100-year-old home, wasn’t perfectly level. Rather than consulting with us about a strategy to address it, the tiler (at Keith’s direction) used several inches of floor leveler. This created a stark, raised transition between the kitchen and adjacent rooms—something we had never discussed or approved. Keith then attempted to classify this as a “change order” and bill us extra. We refused to pay for an unapproved procedure. Keith promised to remove this additional charge, but when we received the final invoice later, it was still there. COUNTERTOP & BACKSPLASH ISSUES (FEBRUARY–MAY 2025) By early 2025, we realized the new countertop was not lying flat. Small objects placed near the edge would roll right off, showing a clear tilt. As the weeks passed, the corner above our dishwasher sagged enough that a visible gap formed between the stone and the backsplash, revealing poorly supported stonework. In May 2025, Keith added a bracket at the end of the countertop as an after-the-fact fix, conceding that it should have been installed from the start. The kitchen backsplash presented another frustration. We’d chosen a carefully patterned grey-and-white marble tile and expected consistent color blocks at the edge. Without checking with us, his crew changed that final row of white tile to grey. When I questioned Keith about it, he offered a vague excuse claiming the white pieces were “too small” to cut, which wasn’t accurate. Even if that were true, the unilateral decision to switch colors deviated from our chosen pattern. It felt as though he hoped we simply wouldn’t notice. OTHER UNPROFESSIONAL & DISAPPOINTING INCIDENTS During the contract signing, Keith suddenly steered our conversation toward (then-candidate) Donald Trump, talking about politics at length. I found this both irrelevant and unsettling. Still, I moved forward, trusting his prior reviews would reflect reliable workmanship and service. On another occasion, his team cut the quartz countertop outdoors while our windows were open; fine dust filled our downstairs, covering surfaces with quartz residue. Keith gave us $200 to offset cleaning costs, but that was hardly the point. One worker also smoked in our backyard even though we’d specifically told Keith no one was allowed to smoke on our property. This request was disregarded multiple times, leaving us feeling our privacy and comfort were not respected. FINAL INVOICE DISCREPANCY (SEPTEMBER 2024) In September 2024, Keith finally apologized for forgetting to remove the disputed floor-leveler charge from our invoice. While he acknowledged his error, the oversight vividly demonstrated the sloppy administrative approach that had plagued our project—especially regarding details or extra charges. Given all the delays, subpar fixes, and unapproved actions (like the floor leveling), we asked Keith for a partial refund of about 10%. In March 2025, he agreed verbally to send a check. But on every subsequent occasion I tried to revisit that agreement, he deflected. As of now, we’ve never received the promised compensation. BBB complaint pends."

James H on May 2025

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