Renoventions Home Improvements

Response from Renoventions Home Improvements

Hello, I'm not sure ebook you are Mrs. Parker but I've been off quirk WI an injury that resulted in surgery. I do not have any recollection of who you are nor any work that any member of my company had performed for you. Can you please produce a contract that you have signed with my company that shows we've done any work for you?

Response from Renoventions Home Improvements

Well William, i completed your project 2 years ago, your start date was delayed due to your roof leaking and you hired a roofing company to replace your roof. I would have to have x ray vision in order to know you had damage in your attic. How can you deny you had water damage when you took a sample of your peeked paint 2 months after i completed your project and went into color your world to have it inspected, and they told you the problem causing the damage was damp plaster, i also hired a licensed home inspector from House Masters and he also told you the same thing. On top of all that, you refused to pay me in full for your project because i refused to replace the drywall in your kitchen and dining room and expected extra work to be done at no charge. As for the electrical, all the work we were hired to complete was inspected by ESA and you have their approval socket on your breaker panel, but we were not hired to rewire your entire house and bring it to recent code. If anyone would like proof, i will be more than happy to submit the home inspectors report along with the contact signed by William outlining the work scope i was hired to do and the outstanding balance along with photos of the completed project.

Response from Renoventions Home Improvements

This is your third attempt to post a negative review. The following are copies of what took place and how this client is trying to extort me for more money for work I was never hired to perform. First paragraph is an email from the client stating he would not post a review if I paid for his tub repair that was caused 6 weeks after we had completed his renovation, I agreed to pay for half the repair just to keep him happy and resolve the issue peacefully. Now he is asking me for the amount listed below, when I refused, he posted this review. Please read below and you will clearly see that the repairs he is asking me to perform were not a part of our original scope of work, they appeared 3 months after we had completed the renovation. Please pay attention to the dates on the contract below.

Good Morning Jabber , Thanks for the quick reply.Upon reviewing your quote

I see no mention of the new exhaust fan, bathroom door , towel bar and shower curtain rod . I was

kind of in a rush yesterday so I'm not quite sure if you had mentioned this or not.

I'm really hoping that if I supply the toilet and remove the floor tiling you can do this job at $9200.00

if so then lets proceed . We will be away on July 12 as discussed should you decide proceed .

I will not be posting any reviews of the Bathroom renovation . I do however would require you maintain your 5 year warranty I still need you to address the cracked corner of the ceiling and any future concerns . You are confident of your workmanship that shouldn't be a problem . Should you wish to cancel the warranty I will accept full responsibility of any future repairs with a payment of $1000.00 and we will dissolve any further discrepancies . Either way is fine with me .

I just viewed the pics you sent me of the corners cracking, that is between the walls and the ceiling. If you read the contract and think back, in order to stay within your budget, you decided to remove the bottom 4 feet of drywall, we installed only the bottom 4 feet and had nothing to do with the top 4 feet. It states in the contract that we are only installing the bottom 4 feet, mud & tape only new drywall. We did not tape it nor mud it. All we did was paint your ceilings and walls after we joined the new drywall to the existing. I will be more than happy to look after it for you but it will be billed accordingly. Please understand, in order for that to be repaired properly, your existing mud and tape need to be cut out and replaced and your ceilings and walls will need repainting. Please let me know your thoughts. Thank you.

RenoVentions Home Improvements

27 Sharon Ave. Welland, Ontario

Prepared for: Mr. Paul Prepared by: Jabber

Your bathroom renovation includes the following:

• disconnect toilet plumbing

• remove & dispose of toilet

• disconnect plumbing to vanity sink

• remove & dispose of vanity

• disconnect shower valve plumbing

• remove & dispose bottom 4 feet of bathroom drywall (to be completed by client as agreed)

• remove & dispose of tub walls

• remove & dispose of existing bathroom flooring

• inspect all framing & insulation, report any concerns to client

• install new tub & shower valve set (supplied by client)

• supply & install new sub floors if required

• supply & install new Hardy Backer for tub walls

• install new drywall to ceilings and walls where needed

• prime & paint all new walls (color chosen by client)

• install new vanity lights (supplied by client)

• supply & install new 13 x 13 f

Response from Renoventions Home Improvements

I am deeply sorry that you feel this way. However, some of the statements you have made are not true. The reason you required the work done was because your roof was leaking into your wall causing mold. We opened the walls upon your consent, we determined the problem was from your solar pool heater which was located on the roof of your home, we fixed the leak and corrected your heater, we agreed together to wait a couple of rain falls to make sure that the problem had been repaired. Also, there was a 3 week delivery time on the base and you are more than welcome to verify that with Bardon Plumbing. As for the accent tile, it was a mistake on my part and I did offer to redo the tiles but you refused, so I did allow you a discount to compensate you. You and Norm were also gone quite often during the week and we had no access to your hone. I also remember you were gone for a 1 week holiday. I am sorry but if there was no leak, that project would have been done within a week. Again, I am sorry you feel this way but you failed to list that any time you contacted me, I had someone there as quickly as your schedule allowed. As for me not doing the work myself, plenty of contracting companies have employees and sub-contractors. I doubt I am the only one.So at this time, I will kindly ask you to remove your comments slandering me and my company because they were not totally true. I would love to post photos if I had, but if you do, please share them.Thank you.