Elohim Construction, LLC

"Those that deal with the Public know that you can not satisfy 100 % of your clients 100% 0f the time . After finishing painting our client wanted sheet rock replaced . After replacing and painting it she wanted the entire kitchen sheetrock gutted. Of course she never paid for the extra work. Although there for the measure , discussion, and approval of the cabinet layout , Our Client did not like the configuration that she approved . Frame less cabinets hinge to 120 degrees when opened so that they do not hit and damage walls when fully opened . That is why any Professional designing a kitchen always allows for a filler between any cabinet that is against a wall . Our customer complained that it was not measured properly . She wanted no filler . She said she was losing space . It is true that the door would open with no filler to 90 degrees but then they will always bang against the wall , eventually causing damage to the walls and the hinges . Those cabinets were replaced, and of course our Client never paid for that . Roll out shelves were offered at point of sale but our Client wanted to keep her budget down . Once installed our Client wanted roll out shelves and to replace another base cabinet with a drawer stack . Our Client never paid for that .Our Client ordered a blanco ( white ) sink made by Translucent . They supply all types of sinks . After the sink was installed our Customer insisted that she wanted a white sink from that company that was made out of Cambria . She insisted that the company supplying the sink was not the name of the supplier but was a Cambria sink . A Cambria sink by that Company costs in excess of $1,500 without labor . Pricey for a budget conscience Client ?? The basement had previously been finished , but not to code with no permit issued . The PVC pipes for the drain were installed through the ceiling and then covered with a sheet rock ceiling . Code calls for a metal plate to be installed at each rafter so that nails do not damage any hidden pipes in the ceiling once the ceiling was sheetrocked . This is so that if you ever install a new floor above you do not have these problems . When the job was finished Our Client said that she loved her kitchen , Yet refused to pay the contracted final !/3 due on completion . In addition We were not paid for the Extra work that she said she would pay for and then did no pay . When finished she refused to let us meet to discuss the situation . We have been in business for more than 10 years an just recently decided to join Home Advisor . Our reviews continue to speak for themself."