Mad Pipers plumbing

I hired Mad Piper's to install a new tub and 3 piece surround in my main bathroom and had nothing but problems. The first mistake was they recommended, ordered and installed a tub and surround that was to big. They installed a 32 inch deep tub and surround and it clearly needed to be a 30 inch. The one they installed went past my door frame. When I pointed it out they recommended either reframing/moving the door or downsizing to a smaller door. These were not viable or acceptable options. They offered to replace it with a 30 inch but said it would take a month to get it. I was able to track down the exact 30 inch model they recommended at the nearby Lowe's, bought it and with a friend's help got it to my house for them to do the swap. I then had to wait another week or so for them to come back out to fix their mistake. They swapped the tubs and surrounds but didn't install the spout, valve handle or overflow trim which I assumed meant they expected me to install it. I paid them $2,900 and assumed all the trim would be included as part of the install but figured it's not that big a deal and would just do it myself. Several weeks went by and after I got the drywalling and painting done I went to install the tub trim. This is where I ran into another problem/mistake. They plumbed the overflow in a way that required a special trim cover that they didn't supply me. The issue is that since they left me to do all that myself they should've done it so that I can go to any local hardware store and get a part that could work. They did not. I had to call them yet again, explain the situation and was told they don't use standard parts like that but could get me something that would work. I had to wait over a week again for them to get the part and come out to install it. I was skeptical but figured it was better to wait and see than start cutting drywall. Luckily for me the part worked well and looks good, it just should have been installed from the get go so I didn't have to waste more time. On top of all that there's another mistake. They installed a chrome trim piece around the drain. Problem is all my trim is brushed nickel, which the installer should have known since it's clearly on the trim kit box that he got the valve out of. So now I have a single piece of chrome trim that stands out even though everything else is brushed nickel. What made this experience so frustrating, other than the multiple mistakes, is my house was built in the 70's and has only 1 tub/shower. All these mistakes cost me well over a month, which meant an extra month plus of not having a shower and having to drive to a family member's house in Everett to take a shower. That gets old quick, especially when gas is over $5 a gallon. All these mistakes and no one ever reached out and attempted to make things right. I definitely don't feel valued as a customer and regret hiring them. Do yourself a favor and hire a different plumber or you might have to deal the constant mistakes like I did.