Polcor

My experience, You decide: I have had several jobs performed by Polcor LLC and have found that the subs they use are not sufficiently vetted and properly supervised by the owners, Michael and Sebastion, subsequently the outcome of the work performed is less than satisfactory. The aforementioned owners ignored my e-​mails requesting a review of their subs shoddy work preparing my dining room for paint and their subs dry walling over a junction box receptacle which cost me $ 475 to trouble shoot and repair. Their so called professional carpenter who commanded $ 1200 for the day used lessor quality wood framing entrance ways instead of matching the existing quality of a recent renovation cutting corners to maximize his profit. It would have just cost him a few dollars for better materials from the $ 1200. I had to contract out to effect the repairs. In addition to the aforementioned, the company in the recent past deliberately padded the dry wall billing for the contracted powder room and failed to refund the correct funds from a change order from pocket door to standard door. The money owed for the pocket door change out is approximately $ 169 and the over charge for drywall ordered per contract and not installed was $ 303.50. These moneys were requested of Polcor by the writer but the company refused citing that they had to make money and that they had done some work at gratis. The Dry wall figures and change order to standard door figures were reviewed by another contractor who found that I had been cheated. Due to this drywall/​pocket door to standard door change disagreement, Sebastion called off friend Dominic, the Kitchen painter from Euro Villa Co., whom I had signed a contract. After I waited 3 weeks for the job to start, Dominic cancelled the last minute due to pressure from Polcor. I had to hire another painter. Months after the alleged completion of my Powder Room, I learned that Polcor had failed to prep. the exterior powder room dry walling for paint. It took several e-​mails and phone calls with talk of litigation to get them to honor that very work cited in their contract. It was a days work.