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Good Neighbor Homes Inc

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Good Neighbor Homes Inc Contact Information

Phone: (417) 496-9615
Address: PO BOX 391, Pascoag, RI 02859

Good Neighbor Homes Inc Reviews
1 out of 5 stars, based on 5 reviews

  • By Fred
    January 21, 2022

    I hired Bob Woods 20 years ago. It was my wife and I first Home, we were very excited. We met Bob at Church, seemed like a very nice man. Very kind, very well spoken. So I ask him to give me a price on the Home. Bob faxed over the priced. I look it over, discuss it with my wife, and I call him and yes. I did not even ask for a lower price. I said to Bob, I will out in the foundation, I will take care of the plumbing in the basement, and hire a electrician to install the service. We will buy the home through you. To install the home on the foundation and complete the assembly of the modular home, we agree, signed a contract. Well the foundation was in, and my wife and I waited for months for the house to be delivered. I called Bod, many times to ask what was going on, Bob told me it was none of my business, this is where things got really Bad, my wife and I sold our condo, so we would be able to purchase this home off of Bod, we had no home at this point and were living with my wife parents, terrible. I call Bob, many times, it was scary, finally the home did arrive and was damaged. The bank was there also to pay Bob in full. The bank inspector had 2 checks, one for the modular home company Ritz craft and a full payment check of profit to assemble the home to Bob Woods. But there was no assembly crew, no crane showing up with the Home delivery. So I told the bank inspector, once you give Bob Woods full payment ,both checks today, what will give Bob the incentive of coming back and assembly the Home, I said he will be paid in Full. The bank inspector agreed with me and gave me the profit check and Gave Woods the check for the home. Remember this is my money I borrowed from the bank. Money I have to pay back. Bod did not like this. He need that money so bad to pay his dept, but he did not get it that day, and did not know I told the bank inspector this. Well the house sat out there for months, on trailers, Bob called me several times, to talk to the bank inspector to release the funds to Bob. Bob said to me, tell the bank that the house was finished, so Bob would get paid, which the house was still sitting on trailers. It was awful, the bank inspector would call me, ask ,if the house was complete, of course I honestly said it wasn't and still on the trailers. Finally one day a assembly crew came, to put the house on the trailers. But was not Finished. I thought Bod would come back to finish, so I gave hime the check. I ended up hiring a siding guy and a finish guy, to complete the home. A horrible experience. I been in business for years, and never someone ever doing something like this. I work with people who never steer into a church once and these people never screw me. True story, if it was not true, I would have not wrote this comment. It was horrible. All my other subs, where great to work with. I got stuck with a unfinished modular home unfinished. Just left there, siding not finished, none of the doors were installed, no lights were installed, married wall was never sheetrock and finished, carpets were not finished. Bod told me it was not his responsibility. Imagine that. I could not believe it. I was very young at the time. I would have handle things differently today. But you do not know what you do not know.

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  • By M D.
    April 26, 2019
    set a home

    I am a home owner, we hired Bob Woods to set a modular home. Like the contractors we experienced poor workmanship, poor communication, he disappeared when we had roof issues and had to hire another contractor to finish. He never filed for the CO. He does position himself as a religious man and should be embarrassed, he is not a honorable man.

  • By a user in Milford
    September 2, 2018
    Modular home
    $400,000

    If a negative star was an option, I'd have chosen it. This guy's sales pitch was that he was a "Bawn Agin Christian" The project budget basically doubled, we paid him in full for all the work he did, he didn't pay the subs and came up with a slick line about his lawyer protecting us from all liens (from another state mind you), after he was out of town, the subs start showing up asking why they weren't paid. He told everybody we didn't pay him-thats why he operates in other towns. Supposedlly he is a respected member of the Church in the town he lives in, unfortunately for Bob Wood's his God is money, A better job for Bob would be a TV evangelist who sells houses on the side.

  • By Barry C.
    June 16, 2017

    When we met Bob last winter he told us that he had plenty of work for us and has a lawyer on retainer so that there is no risk in us never getting paid even if there is a problem with the homeowner. We framed and sided 2 houses for him: one in West Boylston and one in Tiverton. Hepaid us a little bit at a time at first and then told us he would pay us in full upon job completion which would have been fair but when the job was done and we were supposed to get paid, he said that the homeowner never paid him and he would pay us soon. I am not a religious man but when I saw how religious he was I certainly believed that he would make good on his promise to pay me. It has been 5 months since we finished working for Bob and he still has not paid us and told me when I saw him last week at Dunkin Donuts that he does not intend to pay me because he never got paid from the home owner. Bob is a liar and a thief and hides behind his religiosity so that you complete the work without payment. If you were thinking of working for this man, make sure that you get a lot of money up front and only complete the work that he paid you for not "is going" to never pay you for. Barry Champagne, owner Cutting Edge Construction 401-309-4908 52 Francis Street, Woonsocket, RI RI LIC#13247

  • By William S.
    February 23, 2016
    They hired me for electrical work
    $1,900
    2 days

    I had a terrible experience working with Bob Woods of Good Neighbor Homes. I am an electrician and was contacted by Bob to install an electrical service on a modular home he was building on Reservoir Ave, in Rehoboth MA. I installed the electrical service for Bob on a gentleman's handshake for an agreed amount. The amount was actually very inexpensive, I did it to help him out the day before I was going on vacation. I sent him an invoice and he didn't pay it. I sent him numerous e-mails and invoices and he finally told me he would pay me when he closed on the house. It has been almost two years and I still have not received any payment. I would not recommend him to anybody that is planning on building a home because if he doesn't pay his subcontractors, they will put a lien on your house. You have been warned.

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Building Permits by Good Neighbor Homes Inc

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Building permit
2014-07-25
Demolition
Valuation:
$0
Permit #:
B-14-611
Status:
Issued
Fee:
$50
Permit Type:
Residential
Building Type:
Single Family
Building permit
2001-06-20
One family dwelling
Valuation:
$118,572
Permit #:
B-01-18246
Status:
Issued
Fee:
$823
Permit Type:
N/A
Building Type:
N/A