*The remodel was delayed 2 months from when it was first scheduled, and there was a major lack of communication to explain why as our emails and calls to find out went unanswered.
*Shower base was not an ADA approved (low profile lip) as requested. Kept it to keep the project moving forward.
*The chipped tile and enlarged end joints seen in the shower along the edge trim is unacceptable.
*The caulk job was way short of professional as is evidenced in the photos. I notified the crew as soon as I saw what had been done and requested the job needed to be redone. It wasn't.
*The toilet water line base floor cover is missing.
*Toilet not caulked around base.
*Dry wall work improperly completed. Sloppy work all around on every single area repaired.
*Weren't enough shower tiles. and flooring ordered causing delays
*Visible area missing flooring was left and then partially covered up by the vanity
*The baseboard molding was installed without counter sinking and filling the nail holes and lacked a finish coat of paint. Plus the shoe molding wasn't even installed except for by the shower pan.
*Drywall repairs were inadequately leveled and then primed anyway. And before the primer had the necessary set time, the final 2 coats of paint were applied resulting in bubbling and peeling of the paint.
*Entire ceiling was supposed to be repainted.
*The medicine cabinet installation was made without insulation on an outside wall
*The medicine cabinet mirror was chipped and had to be replaced.
*The vanity backsplash was not cut to size and was actually installed overhanging the vanity. Who does that?
*Toilet seat mounting screw cover is cracked. Was promised a replacement. It wasn't received.
*Floor joist being completely cut through with a 2-foot section removed.
*The shower door bottom trim piece is not properly sealed as water leaks out onto the floor.
*The holes drilled through the floor and sill plate for water and electrical lines were not sealed and
fireproofed as required by code.
Literally every aspect of your work is suspect and done unprofessionally. I need to get a certified inspector/engineer to see what joists were cut for routing the new fan/light and how the ducting was routed. Additionally, the floor joists damaged to accommodate the plumbing will also need inspection/rectification.
Numerous photos are available to attest to these statements.
