Business ProfileforMr. G. Does It All, LLC

****** (owner) and ***** (employee) started on my project August 2021 and did not finish until late July 2022. Tear down old deck, build new deck, roof and screen in deck all weatherproof. ****** finally “completed” my deck late July 2022. 3,200 of the $24,600 quoted (paid $21,400) is now in dispute. ****** and his employee ***** have made many mistakes and have done sloppy work throughout the project including the roof. I have told ****** many times I did not want ***** working on my deck without ******** supervision since ***** does not seems to know or care about the quality of his work but ****** continued to have ***** work on his own. I have had to point out many things that needed to get fixed and in the process more things would get damaged while fixing or while finishing my deck. After ****** “finished” the deck project, he demanded I pay him the remainder $3,200 right on the spot, but I said I wanted the deck inspected by another contractor before I pay the remainder of the money. ****** threatened to put a lien on my house. ****** and I have gone back and forth several times to resolve this. He offered me to pay $2,000 and I said no. He said his lawyer will call me. I offered to pay half $1,600 and he did not respond. I offered to pay $1,300 (reducing my previous offer by $300 for roof repairs) and he did not respond. Due to the poor quality job ****** and ***** have done and the many mistakes they have made, I do not want them to come back to fix the things that need fixing. I have found another contractor that is willing to fix what needs fixing and to write a list of the cost. I have already had a roofer inspect the roof and fix a few things on the roof which cost $754. I would like to deduct the $754 from the $3,200 and use the remainder of the money owed toward paying the other contractor. This was my last offer to ******. He still has not responded to me. I have emailed and text him my last offer. Last text from ****** was on August 18, 2022.