Hunters Home Builders

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Hunters Home Builders received an average rating of 1.00 out of 5 stars from 2 reviews.

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Poor workmanship by Brown on 10/28/2023

 

Hunterhomebuilders were hired to redo a shower floor and set a vanity in a master bathroom. The workmanship was so bad I had to get ROC. INVOLVED. Due to the roc. Policy I would have to give this guy a second chance to fix what he did. No way these two are totally unskilled,I would not let them back in for that second chance,so I lost that battle.they are sloppy messy do not put up or down plastic,they actually jack hammered out the floor of that shower,never had a shop vac. Dust pan or trash can,broom,really bad news the amount of dust set off my fire alarm the fire dept. showed up.the floor turned out terrible,the vanity top was not set correctly,tore up the walls while removing old back splash I had to go out and purchase another piece of backsplash,and then they messed up that cutting miss measuring. These two are so bad and really a bunch of liars. I had to hire another company to clean up their mess. BEWARE OF THIS COMPANY.that star rating should be a zero. The son showed up several of the four days on this job with severe hangover, heavy alcohol breath.

Horrible Experience by Venas A on 8/5/2023

 

I have written this review to inform potential customers of my experience w/Hunters Investment Group, LLC DBA Hunters Home Builder.

What originally stood out to me about the owner’s ad was his profile picture, which is a military picture of him. As a Veteran, I contacted his company because I like to support my Veteran community and know that service (and former) members hold themselves to high standards. During his interview, he was explaining to me that he goes above the requirements needed to maintain his contractor’s license. He also told me his son who works for him does not know much about construction & cuts corners but, assured me that he does not allow him to cut corners on his watch. Despite him telling me that about his son, I hired him anyway because I trusted he maintained those high military standards.

BREACH OF CONTRACT. I hired the company to frame/install 3 windows into walls w/non-existing windows. Upon “completion”, I paid the remaining balance. Immediately after paying him, I asked for a receipt & to sign the certificate of completion as stated on his contract I signed. I was told no and did not & will not provide me with a receipt stating I have paid the balance in full. I contacted him asking for a receipt and he refuses to acknowledge my request.

CONSTRUCTION CODE VIOLATION/POOR CRAFTSMANSHIP. After installing 3 of 3 windows, I noticed there was not weather proofing barrier installed between any of the wood/window frames. I asked the owner how he was going to seal it & he said he was going to use caulking. I then witness the son beginning to stucco the edges of the window pane w/out weather proofing. I asked him if he needed to put some type of material between the wood and window frames and he said no. After they left, I inspected the windows and saw the son did a subpar job with stuccoing and was uneasy about missing weather proofing. I texted both questioning how they plan on sealing the windows, w/complaints & concerns on cosmetics of the stucco. The son told me it is not a new construction so it does not need moister barrier. The owner told me he would explain the process to me on 7/16/23. I voiced my concern, again, about the quality of the son’s work & about the lack of moister barrier. Upon completion, I inspected their work. The stucco looked awful. Instead of them cleaning the window pane & making it presentable/professional the owner told me how to clean the excess stucco off. After they left, I proceeded to clean the stucco off the edges of the window pane when a piece of stucco fell off. After further inspection, I found there was no moister barrier or any type of sealant between the wood/window frames.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR. Immediately after discovering missing barrier and sealant I contacted the company to provided them the opportunity to come fix their work. I was told the son would come on Tuesday but I did not want him to come and fix the issues, since I have voiced several concerns about his work & had concerns about him working alone due to his limited construction knowledge. I requested the owner come to fix the craftmanship & was told he would only come out if I paid an $80 trip charge; which by the way was never mentioned prior to this interaction. My home is currently being exposed to the elements and the extreme heat is pouring into the house.

The owner states he’s been doing window framing/insulation for 20 years but that doesn’t mean it’s been quality or correct.