Business ProfileforFitkits Food Truck

I purchased a food trailer from this company who is actually operating out of Pensacola, FL. They assured me they were building me a food trailer that would meet local health and safety requirements in MN where I will be using it. The unit arrived damaged (I hired a shipping company to bring it), and they state that there was no incident that caused the damage. Every place I've brought it to for inspection while dealing with insurance, including the insurance adjuster, have stated that the quality of craftsmanship is a major issue of why there was damage when transporting. The refrigerator was not bolted to the floor and the screws in the wall were not into braces and just sheet metal so they ripped out and the unit bounced all around and shattered the glass and damaged other items inside. The wires were not properly connected. The wrong kind of rivets were used and have all needed to be replaced. Many of the plumbing fixtures leaked; the doors wouldn't open so locks had to be repaired; the tanks and sinks are not NSF certified as promised, and I continue to get sent documentation in Spanish rather than English; the water heater and dials are all completely in Spanish (I specifically asked if this was made in Mexico and was assured it was not, however, the certificate of origin shows Mexico as well as several components); the unit is brand new and is rusting all over; the refrigerator I was told was sufficient and it is for display only and not for use with food storage unless prepackaged food. One of the light bars fell off in transit because it was not fastened to anything but small rusty clamps. I currently cannot get the unit licensed without many items being replaced. I'm not getting any resolve. I'd like a refund of part of the money paid for the unit as I am going to have to pay another company to redo things and hope the unit doesn't further deteriorate due to the poor quality of craftsmanship.