South Bend

Ethan Brovold

Ziolkowski Construction Inc a year ago

Great Company, Very responsive and professional.

Kimberly Brown

woodwork by design 8 months ago

Shoddy workmanship. Doesn’t honor warranty. Wait til it runs out then tell s you it your problem

Nicky

Tri-M Construction 3 months ago

On 4/18/24 just before 11:10am on Ironwood Rd near McKinley one of your drivers was driving erratically. They were in the lane to the right of me and waited until the last second to get over into my lane like they were supposed to so they just cut over, almost hitting me. Not exaggerating when I say they missed me by a couple inches. They didn’t use a turn signal at all. They didn’t even use a mirror to look because the vehicle doesn’t even have a functional side mirror on that side (just plastic with the mirror broken off). The driver didn’t even turn to look to see if it was clear first. The vehicle also has a broken turn signal on the other side and no working brake lights. I then saw the driver sit in a right turn only lane while there were about 6/7 of us in the straight lane. The driver then went straight through the turn only lane to go straight instead on Ironwood to cut off all of us waiting in the correct lane. They then sped away so fast that I lost them (I drive over the speed limit so I cannot fathom how fast they were going). If a company has staff who are this reckless and have such little disregard for proper vehicle care then who wants them working on their property? I cannot only imagine the poor work they do.

Robert Doyle

The Robert Henry Corporation a year ago

They just show up unannounced to start doing work. No notice in the mail no nothing, lucky I didn’t grab my gun or call the police very unprofessional

Jake Neece

Peacock & Company a month ago

Hiring Peacock was one of my biggest regrets as a homeowner. The list of issues since I decided to work with them grew each day that they worked on our project. -Our agreement included an estimate of the work discussed including a deposit for the design portion of our project based on this estimate. The price was higher than most but within reason, but he reassured me that they were the best. After going through the process of design and selections, they delivered a final proposal that was well over double the estimate and well beyond reason. They claimed it was because of the design/selections we went with. I questioned why they would show us selections that would put us outside of the estimate after being extremely clear that I was counting on him to help us keep it close, and I never really got a clear answer. Just an attempt to gaslight me into thinking that this was somehow my fault. I was out the design fee if I walked and we decided to cut out most of the kitchen portion of our remodel and focus on the rest of the updates we were contracting Peacock for. The price was still relatively high, but again this was during a time when contractors were difficult to book sooner than later. -I was lead to believe drywall was included in the installation of a window and fixing the wall it sat it. It was not. -They misordered my picture window and it significantly extended my project. -The paint job the original painter did was awful. I cannot truly express how poor of a job it was. They got paint all over the crown moulding and our wood beams, sloppy cut-ins, super poor prep. It looks so bad, even after they came in and “cleaned it up”. I was told they are no longer working with that painter. They sent a new guy in to do touch ups after they fired that company, and it did not change the quality at all. There are cracks all throughout where they did not prep correctly, sand old paint that was under the wallpaper they removed, they did not do the drywall as needed to prep the surface to paint-ready as their proposal said they would. After 3 attempts to let them rectify, I have given up. -After my project with Peacock concluded, I started a bathroom remodel with another builder. During the project it was uncovered that we had a slow leak and some water damage that extended out into the hallway and closet where Peacock installed new flooring. I was told by the remediation specialist that this issue had been going on for quite some time, and without a shadow of a doubt that Peacock would have seen the damage while installing the flooring. They did not alert me to this at all and put down the flooring. I notified Peacock of the issue, and they originally told me they would not do anything. I finally got them out here to check out the flooring. Rob argued that his guys would not have installed flooring ontop of the damaged subfloor. I told him it was subcontractors that did our floor and he argued with me again that it was not. I provided photos I had taken of the subcontractors working on our flooring, where you could also see the discoloration along the hallway walls where the water was soaking the subfloor (something I didn’t catch originally because I wasn’t looking for it and only snapped the photo to show my wife the progress). After that, they agreed to take up the vinyl flooring and underlayment they installed in that area, to be replaced by them after remediation. The flooring was already so disgusting underneath and it was clear that the negligence here posed a potential health hazard to me and my family. After remediation was completed and new subfloor was installed, Peacock sent someone out to replace the vinyl flooring we pulled up. After they left, I realized they installed the same vinyl flooring that was sitting on top of the rotting underlayment and put in my garage. Not only that, the re-installation of the flooring and baseboards in this area was done poorly. It’s at this time, I have given up on letting Peacock remediate their poor work. Out of all the issues, this is the most egregious.