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| License # | GENC7819846 |
| Status | Active |
| City | Paris |
| Type | General Contractor |
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ran off before they finished the job, the concrete work fell apart, the insulators for the top cap put in incorrectly, did not do the electrical as part of the deal, only called me back when I left a review on face book, and the concrete on the hole entryway way is broke, now there is a 22 hundred dollar medical bill, because of their negligence, a trip and fall, no ethics with these people, Had 2 contractors look at and they both said the concrete was over lay, and not done correctly, water coming up through the floor, inspector said if they used the correct insulator I would not be having this problem, the bath room is only 3 ½ inches thick w/concrete, spider cracks going all the to the footings, Had to paint the bathroom so the water would not come up through the bath room floor, it getting lawyer time, this hole 12 foot entryway look like this,