Business ProfileforMike’s Contracting, LLC

********** and ****** Contracting promised the world and delivered low quality garbage. ****** is the parent company for ********** (it's all the same family run business). **** repeatedly reassured us he'd work with our insurance to optimize payout for our water-damaged home in order to make us whole, then installed the lowest quality replacement materials available. ****** agreed to replace our carpeting with something on par with the 60oz face weight carpet that was there before, then installed a 24oz face-weight carpet while we were out of town (we have proof). His excuse was he's not a carpet guy so he doesn't know the difference. During his first week on the job, he told us he'd spent $7K on materials. When we asked for the receipt for our records, he would only show a pic of the total (no itemized list of products purchased). We later found a copy of the full receipt and learned he'd added $1k+ in materials for someone else's project and sent us the bill. And finally, he repeatedly pointed out to us and our insurance adjuster that our cabinetry was better than average so that we would receive a higher allowance to replace it. He negotiated for more cabinetry money by providing a bid with a secretive sub-contractor who replaced our "higher end" cabinets with the lowest grade kitchen cabinets and vanities made. Only 3/8" thick particle board sides even though our cabinets had thick plywood end caps and 3/4" wide walls. They also replaced several cabinets that had expensive four-drawer configurations with basic single drawer cabinets, yet no money from the insurance estimate was refunded to us. Basically, our kitchen got a huge downgrade in quality after **** had collected the payout; he treated it like his own personal bonus rather than replacing like for like. When confronted, he admitted to the carpet and cabinetry downgrades ( by blaming his subcontractors), then stood us up for our meeting to resolve the issues. Contract Breached.