Business ProfileforElite Installations , LLC

This company is a disgrace. The owner ***** is a thief, has tax ******************* fraud, arson and lots more. If you call the company and ask for a job his wife answers and says if your white and speak English your hired! She racists! I have had no kitchen since November. He makes excuses after excuses. They even gave me the wrong size sliding door. Order the wrong materials for the job. His works are slow and Incompetent along with *****. He is a crooked thief! So unprofessional this whole company At about 8:30 a.m. on April 16, 2007, firefighters were called to extinguish a blaze at Only Flooring, a carpet and flooring business in **********, *************. Although there was substantial smoke and water damage, the actual fire--which was later described as a "smoldering fire"--was confined to a small area in the basement.The owner, 48-year-old ***********************, reported that he had been in the building at about 6 a.m. to empty buckets of water that had accumulated due to leaks in the roof. He said he left after about 15 minutes and stopped at a drug store to buy toilet paper--which was confirmed by a security video.The fire was quickly extinguished with less than two dozen gallons of water used to snuff it out.********** fire ***************************** arrived and requested that the State **** **************** be notified. **************************** came to the scene and conducted an investigation, after which he claimed that the only possible conclusion was that the fire had been set with an "open flame."Two days later, an investigator for the company that had insured the building conducted his own analysis of the scene and said the cause of the fire was "undetermined."***** freely informed authorities that he was deeply in debt. He owed more than $500,000 on his home, had two mortgages on the business totaling about $4 million, and was on a payment plan with the ************************ for $500,000 in back taxes.The insurance company ultimately declined to pay any claim for damages. Meanwhile, within weeks, ***** and family members had repaired the damage and reopened the store.More than 18 months later, however, ***** was indicted by a Middlesex County grand jury on charges of arson, insurance fraud and attempting to commit a crime.He went to trial in Middlesex County Superior Court in October 2010. The primary testimony came from ****, who said that he had eliminated "all the processes of any accidental causes" and therefore concluded that ***** had set the fire. The prosecution's theory was that ***** set the fire in an attempt to collect on his insurance policy.******* defense lawyer had retained an expert to analyze the fire, but the expert only focused on the findings of **** and the insurance investigator. The expert did not conduct any independent investigation of the fire himself and was never called as a witness.On October 28, 2010, the jury deliberated for three days and on three occasions indicated they were deadlocked (the first time the majority favored acquittal) before ultimately convicting ***** of arson, fraud, and attempting to commit a crime. He was sentenced to two years in prison.He was released on parole in October 2011.