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Dennis Blumenkrantz |
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Mr. Blumenkrantz started the job but he did not follow through... | ||||
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Asubsequent contractor determined that the effluent pipe from the toilet
which Mr. Blumenkrantz installed was put in a place in the floor from
where it is impossible to connect the toilet to an effluent pipe. Thus
the planned location of the toilet had to be changed to the opposite
wall, obviating the work Mr. Blumenkrantz had done with regard to that
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Mr. Blumenkrantz of Arrowhead Construction bid $8,200 to install a bathroom after examining my detailed construction plan. This was a two-part project: a bathroom, upstairs and its effluent piping, downstairs. In early April, a completion date for the downstairs work was agreed upon which was indeed met by Blumenkrantz. $3,500 was paid to Blumenkrantz at this time - just before he left on his vacation. The upstairs deadline for completion had been left open. It was understood that it would take some weeks because of Blumenkrantz's other commitments and because of his vacation. After many delays, broken promises on the part of Blumenkrantz (over 40 emails on file) regarding commencement of construction, by October only minimal work had been done upstairs by Blumenkranz's Arrowhead Remodeling company. A partial wall had been constructed albeit in the wrong location - misplaced by 4 inches. In mid October, after nothing further had been done Blumenkrantz and I amicably agreed to terminate our verbal contract. I expected a refund, what with having paid almost half of the total agreed upon price even though much less than half of the work (maybe 18%) had actually been completed. Blumenkrantz refused a refund, first sending erroneous billing (on file) and saying that his time spent "emailing" was included. I could be wrong, but I think that Dennis Blumenkrantz made a mistake in his original bid or purposely gave a low bid in order to sucker me into hiring him to do this job. Or perhaps he later realized that he had bid too low and purposely delayed returning to finish the work, in the hope that I'd tire of delays and thus look elsewhere; I don't know.
If the latter is indeed so, it worked!
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Emails (emphasis, links added - ed.) All emails on file. There are over 40 emails, many promising that construction is about to begin... | ||||
My invoice from Blumenkrantz - From: Dennis
Blumenkrantz <arrowhead_dennis@msn.com> |
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I could be wrong -- it appears that for the work (pictured above), I'm to pay $2,680.30. On a subsequent "corrected" billing Blumenkrantz says that I really should have paid Arrowhead Construction $3,627.46 and that I now owe $127.46 more! |