1-800-Plumber +Air of Yukon

dwing Chacon Diaz, What you stated about our company is inaccurate, and we would like to clarify what actually happened during your renovation project. First, our technician visited your property and provided an estimate for the entire project, outlining the full scope of work and the payment schedule. As agreed, upon completion of the first phase, known as the top-out, you were required to pay the contractor 35% of the project cost. You provided a check that was returned for insufficient funds. It then took you several months to come up with the money. During that time, you explained to the contractor that the banks were refusing to approve your loan, which delayed the project. The contractor proceeded with the second phase of the work. However, when that phase was completed, the contractor did not move forward with the final inspection because the outstanding payment had not been made. The contractor needed to receive payment for the completed work before proceeding with the final inspection process. Edwing, it took approximately five months for you to make the final payment. By that point, the contractor requested cash payment because the previous check had bounced and there were concerns about whether another check would clear. Throughout this process, you repeatedly attributed the delays to the banks and the difficulties you were experiencing securing financing. The project took approximately one year to complete, not because of the contractor's failure to perform the work, but because of the financial difficulties and payment delays associated with the project. We also understand that other contractors involved in your project experienced difficulties receiving payment. Once the contractor received the full amount owed, the final inspection was completed and passed. Our company stands by the work performed and believes it is important that the facts be represented accurately. It is unfair to blame the contractor for delays that resulted from financing problems and outstanding payments. As a word of advice, please make sure you have secured sufficient financing before starting a renovation project of this size. Having the necessary funds available helps ensure that contractors can be paid on time and that the project can proceed without unnecessary delays. We believe every business deserves to be treated fairly, and we expect the same fairness and accuracy when our company is discussed publicly.