Ez Way Construction

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• By Natacha N.

  March 3, 2022

  Bathroom and Renovation and Window-Door Replacements

  $45,500

  As a single mom, I was excited to purchase my first home. I hired EZ Way Construction to help turn the vision I had for my new home into a reality. The experience started off great. I was quoted an amount that I agreed to pay and construction started shortly thereafter. The experience quickly turned from good to awful in record time. I gave the general contractor the security code for my home that was only to be used by him. Every day I had various non-English speaking workers coming in and out of my home and spotted on camera using the code to enter my home. The trash from food would be scattered all over the inside and outside of my home. On several occasions, I requested that the workers wear masks in my home due to Covid but my requests were ignored. Shortly thereafter, my children and I all contracted Covid and became extremely ill. I let the GC know that we were positive and he insisted that the work continue. The work itself was another set of headaches and disappointments. Several things on the property were damaged during construction. one of the workers poured plaster down my kitchen sink causing damage to the pipes. The ceiling in my kitchen was damaged due to pipes being negligently moved on the floor above it. A brand new front door that I purchased for the job was improperly installed and damaged leaving several open pockets for cold air to enter my home. Plumbing was installed without proper venting which led to a domino effect of further plumbing issues throughout the house. Framing completed for the bathroom was warped and improperly leveled. The cost of the job significantly increased without justification. When asked for a breakdown of what I was being charged for, I was given the runaround for several weeks. When I finally threatened to stop the job if I didn't get the breakdown, I received an itemized breakdown for work that I never requested or agreed to. The company offered no resolution and just a bunch of slick-talking and empty promises about what would eventually be done if I continued paying. Mind you, according to the breakdown, I had already paid $11,000 over what had been done by that point. I ended up having to fire EZ Way Construction and had to hire someone to go back and correct all of their mistakes.

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