Business ProfileforTexas HomePro

Pursuant to the contract titled Job # C3374 dated November 29, 2021 (the Estimate), which was transferred to the agreement with receipt of payment on December 16, 2021 (invoice number ****). Texas HomePro LLC representatives started working on my property January 13, 2022. February 14, 2022 I was made aware of a no permit violation for the construction work and was forced to stop all work due to the City of Killeens Building Inspector enforcing a Stop work order. Texas HomePro LLC business owner/inspector, ***********************, and I had several meetings after I notified them of the issue. The *************** ************************* required Texas HomePro LLC to get the work inspected by an engineer to be deemed acceptable or completed correctly to move forward. The report from the engineer has not been shared by Texas HomePro LLC and no work has been done after requesting to see the report. The work was not completed at the time of the violation and has not been completed as of July 22, 2022. *********************** and ***************** stated in previous meetings that they were committed to making all corrections to get the job done right. However, they failed to adhere the contractual requirements including the *************************************************************************** finalization date as of July 22, 2022.Despite several requests, Texas HomePro LLC has yet to made an attempt at repairing the damage caused by its sub contractors/teams negligence of improper installation. If no action is made to fix the situation I will be forced to hire another company to repair the damage resulting in an estimated $14K charge or more. Accordingly, I am requesting that Texas HomePro LLC fulfill the contractual obligations by doing whats required to complete the concrete extension and roof addition to code. To include but not limited to, the demolition of the concrete lay, reconstruct lopsided pillars, install outdoor fixtures and correct everything else indoors also.