AR2 Structural Engineering

As a small business, we get busy from time to time. In the case of Ms. Kime, I worked very closely with her to get her drawings in a timely manner. I went above and beyond by providing contractor references, additional site visits and information free of charge. Once I provided the drawings as described in our contract, she realized that the project was no longer feasible. She finally provided me a redesign on June 5. It took me several weeks to respond as I was extremely busy and had not budgeted the time for an entire redesign. Once I responded, I was greeted with a negative email and subsequent negative reviews online. Now she wont even answer my calls. I had every intention on completing her project, but during a very busy time, could have never expected this. I wish Karmin the best of luck on her project.

I'm sorry to hear about your project, but let me set the record straight. Philip contacted me to provide stamped drawings for a project that I previously completed for him, only this time at a different address. Well come to find out, he had already submitted these plans to the city (with my stamp on them), essentially forging my stamp. The project would have likely been approved as well had this copy of my stamp not been expired. This was an illegal act. You cannot knowingly use someone's license to submit a project without their approval. However, in the interest of the project, I provided the approval he needed. He thanked me and we went our separate ways.

I essentially let it slide. I chalked it up to his inexperience obtaining permits. Until I read his poor review of me. We'll, I can't think of many things less professional than plagiarism.