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Dj Construction & Remodeling
Dj Construction & Remodeling, 7412 Northallerton, Converse, TX (Owned by: Denis Joseph) holds a license and 3 other licenses according to the Iowa Colony license board.
Their BuildZoom score of 93 ranks in the top 27% of 222,249 Texas licensed contractors.
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Dj Construction & Remodeling Contact Information
Phone Number: (210) 781-0468
Address: 7412 Northallerton, Converse, TX 78109
Dj Construction & Remodeling Reviews
1 out of 5 stars, based on
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By Carol King B.June 19, 2021Remodel master bath$35,000Response from Dj Construction & Remodeling June 25, 2021This client has gone on to many platforms writing reviews that do not match each other. In this complaint the client states I have said "this is the best worker I have" when bringing an issue to my attention and states that I admitted to poor work. On another platform the client states I have said "this is as good as it gets" and that a handy man is who completed the tile and that her job was not completed. As the owner I personally was involved with laying the tile, as I am with all projects I have taken on over the years. I do not employ "handy men". I employ consistent and skilled craftsmen to work alongside me, as we make visions come to life. As the owner of DJ Construction & Remodeling, I have added the images of the beautiful bathroom we have remodeled for this client onto our website that shows not only the floor tiling, but also all other aspects of the bathroom to show the job was indeed completed and beautiful. Here at DJ Construction and remodeling we have all clients sign a contract where they agree upon a price and payment timeline, projected project completion timeline, materials, and work to be expected. Clients are involved in every process of any project. They pick the materials they would like to use, and the design. Majority of the time the clients will even ask us to do additional work as they see the project vision come to life! Such is the case with this client as well. This client was so pleased with the bathroom we completed, the client even had guests over as we were working to show off the bathroom! After the floor of the bathroom had been tiled, the client even had us tile an entire accent wall, knowing and agreeing that would incur an additional charge as this was outside of the original contract. This is why this complaint is perplexing because if we did bad tile work, why would we then be tasked to tile an entire accent wall as extra work done outside of the contract after the floor tile has been laid? We worked hard to make this client happy, as we do with all of our customers over the years. Once it was time to make the remaining balance payment of over $10,000, for the original contracted amount, the client stated she is waiting on a check and she would have it in a few days. Once that day for payment came, the client then stated there are issues, and stated "I have paid you enough already". We have also not been paid for the additional work asked of us outside of the original contract, such as the tiled accent wall. We reached out to the client via phone to meet and the client stated "I don't see why we would need to meet". We stand by the work we do at DJ construction & remodeling, and believe that not only are our services a great value, but that our work is some of the best in the business. We believe the tile work is immaculate as we strive for this on all our projects we take on and complete. We also believe in our clients being happy, and even went as far as advising the client if they were able to find another contractor who could lay the floor tile better than we did, that the client could take that cost out of the remaining balance owed! The client was not able to secure a contractor that could lay the tile better, she even had 3 different contractors come out to look at the tile work. The client instead has gone on various platforms leaving inconsistent untrue reviews, and withholding payment for a completed bathroom remodel with a balance owed totalling well over $10,000. We have not ignored this client, and even now are open to working with this client! However, it seems to be that this client's true issue is that they do not want to pay the balance owed for the original contracted amount for a completed service nor for the additional work completed that also has a balance owed.
Building Permits by Dj Construction & Remodeling
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12/20/19 minor repairs to include:kitchen remodel move one wall 18 in. over with insulation. possible flooring to entire home. installation of one window with frame and 2 doors with frame. possible minor siding repair. sheetrock repair as needed. must comply with udc and irc/contractor aware of inspections required whats next handout issued. **any electrical mechanical or plumbing wor... see more
Valuation:
N/A
Permit #:
2564502
Status:
complete
Fee:
$168
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N/A
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General repairs- residential general repairs- to include install new siding and trim to front of house. **m.guillermo** must comply with udc and irc contractor aware of inspections required whats next handout issued. **m.guillermo** **any electrical mechanical or plumbing work will require a separate additional permit by a state licensed contractor complete with inspections. ***inspec... see more
Valuation:
N/A
Permit #:
2536252
Status:
filed
Fee:
$387
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N/A
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Open wall between living & family rooms
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N/A
Permit #:
19-02284
Status:
complete
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N/A
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487-sf attached sun room addition tom rear of house must comply with irc & udc requirements not to building over any easements applicant informed of eng. letter for foundation rg 12/16/2019 cancel permit req received **rarsate**
Valuation:
N/A
Permit #:
1989097
Status:
complete
Fee:
$446
Permit Type:
N/A
Building Type:
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6-ft wood fence to side of residence fence on corner lot: must comply with fence and easement ordinance (sec 35-506 (d)(5)) for clear vision must comply w/udc & irc.-rg
Valuation:
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Permit #:
1964581
Status:
complete
Fee:
$27
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336sq.ft deck to rear of residence on new pier footings--homeowner notified of engineer letter required to clear foundation inspection--to comply with setbacks irc & udc
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Permit #:
1631509
Status:
filed
Fee:
$122
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N/A
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No Description Available
Valuation:
$300
Permit #:
181825
Status:
applied
Fee:
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Permit Type:
Resadd - resident...
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No Description Available
Valuation:
$28,732
Permit #:
171650
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applied
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Resadd - resident...
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Demolish of non load bearing non fire rated partitions
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N/A
Permit #:
10095420
Status:
final
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N/A
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N/A
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Restaurant remodel
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N/A
Permit #:
10095710
Status:
final
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N/A
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Dj Construction & Remodeling License info
Verified License
| License # | C151004 |
| Status | Active |
| City | Iowa Colony |
| Date Issued | 10-21-2025 |
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License Not Required
| Status | Not Required |
- BuildZoom verified in November, 2022 that this contractor does not need a license to be a contractor in Texas.
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Inactive License
| License # | H923952 |
| Status | Inactive |
| City | San Antonio |
- According to the City of San Antonio, TX Licensed Contractors, the status of this license was at one point cancelled. However, this information may have changed.
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Inactive License
| License # | GC3228848 |
| Status | Inactive |
| City | Cibolo |
| Type | General Contractor |
- According to the City of Cibolo, the status of this license was at one point cancelled. However, this information may have changed.
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93
BuildZoom Score
9
Permits
- Building permit records show that Dj Construction & Remodeling has worked on 9 permitted projects.
Dj Construction & Remodeling Employees
DJ
Denis Joseph
Owner
We hired DJ Construction for a bathroom remodel. The contract stated that it would take 18 to 26 working days to complete the project. I was very happy with the demo process. His worker came every day on time, worked all day, and cleaned up before he left. DJ went with me to pick out tile and told me where to go to pick out granite and cabinets. He used a licensed plumber to do the required plumbing.
Problems began with the installation of the tile. DJ charged me for an upgrade on tile installation to a staggered pattern (brickwork). Since the tile was the same for the walls and floor, I requested a herringbone pattern for the floor to set it apart from the rest of the bathroom tile. He said that the brickwork pattern would normally take a day for installation, but the herringbone pattern would take six days. However, he never said he couldn't do it - only that it would take longer.
About halfway through the floor installation, I pointed out a couple of areas where the tiles didn't line up, leaving sharp edges that were not only noticeable but would catch your toe and cause injury. They told me it was because they didn't level (or float) the floor. They replaced several tiles in one area, but it did not correct the problem. I told DJ that those corners were not just sharp on the toes but would likely break from people walking on them. He advised that it was due to the pattern because the tiles are not all uniform. We talked about it at length, and he would tell me that it was because of the design, and then he would say it was because they didn't float the floor.
His final answer was, "this is as good as it gets" because of the pattern. However, when taking a closer look at the shower that was installed from the pattern HE picked, it had the same, very visible issues as the floor. So, I told him I didn't think it was the pattern because the shower has the same problems, but it wouldn't cut anyone's toes because no one would be walking on the wall.
Then they said it was the tile - which he helped me pick out and never said they didn't know how to install it properly. I finally asked if he would be happy if this were his floor, and he admitted he would not. He acknowledged that it was poorly installed but that he would not fix it because that was the best he could do.
DJ said he would send his handyman back to attempt to fix the floor tiling with grout, but after that, "by law," he could send a final bill, and I would have to deduct the cost to fix the problems. He advised that I should call a couple of other tile installers to get bids. However, after speaking with three contractors, they've all stated there is no 'fix' for the improper tile installation. These tile installers advised that DJ should complete his contract by hiring a tile installer rather than a handyman and that DJ has better access to the tradesmen who can correctly install the tile.
I relayed all this information to DJ and didn't get a response. Finally, I sent him a letter with a deadline for resolution. He responded by asking when we could meet to discuss my concerns again. I gave him a date and time, asking him to respond with his confirmation. I did not receive a response, nor did he show up.
While he did 'complete' his installations within the 26 days, it appears that the poor workmanship throughout the bathroom may be a result of cutting corners to make his deadline since he seemed to be so concerned that the pattern would take six times longer than his original plan.
Now I am left with an unfinished bathroom with sharp and dangerous installation issues and a contractor who won't complete his contract or respond to my requests.