Customer ReviewsforApex Conversions

**** ***** and Apex Conversions does not pay their contractors or employees. I have been waiting since June for another payment for unpaid labor . I have messages them called them and emailed them but it has been radio silence since the 11 of June . This has put me in a very uncomfortable financial situation. I want people to be aware that if you work for them be prepared to wait and wait and wait to get paid. While writing this review Apex Conversion sent me a message saying they will pay me in October. I guess we will wait ,wait, wait, and see.

Owner is hostile and spreads false information about competitors with false claims about recalls and product failures. Scares potential customers into thinking his product is quality, when he really uses left over wood from other products as well as products that aren't designed to be used for a camper which causes safety concerns.

Facts: Timing- I questioned Gary about his contract stating how he could change the date at any time. He replied, "the only reason the build would be late was for medical issues. It was over a month late. Quality- Wiring is house Romex and shouldn't be sold wiring (known fact within ANY van group). Exposed wiring throughout the van. Windows were installed so bad that he had to go to the hardware store to get longer screws. Scratches all over the windows from the install. Solar panel flew off the van while driving down the road after picking up the van. Overspray everywhere in the van because he failed to properly prep. No wire loom used anywhere in the van. Supplied me with a worthless absorption fridge that pulls 90watts. Build- Failed to supply me with interior specs and only did so after 3 requests. He found random cabinet makers to do the interior that had never worked on a van before... ever. Under oath, the cabinet guys admitted to the judge that Gary gave him the interior build directions with NO MEASUREMENTS. Gary stated the bed would be 70+" inches wide and he made the bed 64" wide. His guys were unable to install a simple diesel heater in the truck and explained how a Heater Buddy would be sufficient. The bench seat that his residential kitchen cabinet makers made was 13" wide. Gary admitted via text, "this is the wrong van for the space and items you want" after 5+ months. The statement alone tells you that Gary was not qualified to build out the interior of my van. The van was completed by a professional shop with YEARS of experience and installed everything that Gary said wasn't able to be done. I wouldn't let Gary build me a bird house, let alone something that required skill. I took Gary to small claims court and won. Of course, Gary appealed the decision. Gary and Gary's lawyer met with the arbitrator without both parties present. A new arbitrator should have been app to the case but didn't happen in the county's kangaroo court.