Construction Services

"I'm pretty sure this contractor was featured on a new HGTV TV show called Rico to the Rescue episode 1. If you watch that episode and read these comments, you'll probably realize this company has to be the same guy. He was so bad I wondered if I can find him on Google reviews. I only knew it was a GC in Denver and sure enough there was only one company that had terrible reviews. I don't know 100% if this is the same guy, but watch that episode and read these reviews. I posted this, in case it is the same person and to help others. Good luck."

"If you’ve found yourself looking at these concerning reviews after Robert has started a project and he’s begun to be unresponsive or has delayed completing the task, you are probably better off cutting your losses; otherwise you should prepare yourself for a huge headache. Robert is a present-day sweet-talking conman. He has been sued multiple times for actions directly related to his construction business practices. Just look him up. And I was forced to take him to court as well. So much went wrong with this relatively straightforward project. I handed him an engineer’s design and asked that he build it. At first interaction, this man will assure you that he has 40 years of experience and talk up his accomplishments. Don’t believe any of it. Once you give him the deposit for a project, he will start very quickly. After the work has been started, he will postpone work and ignore attempts to schedule work for months. Just look at the other reviewers’ complaints. He quoted us for permitting the work done for basement repair and assured us that it was going smoothly - only for us to find out that he never pulled a permit for the work! 2 months after starting, the city found out (thankfully) and put a stop work order on the property until the proper paperwork was filed. We later learned that this man does not even have an active contracting license as he assured us that he did several times. 2 additional months later and someone else’s license on the permit, it’s finally been resolved and we are left cleaning up the mess he left behind. When the permit situation was finally resolved, he asked me what I thought was “fair for the remaining balance", so I asked that he compensate us for lost rent due to the house being vacant for two months as a direct result of misleading us on the permit situation. He replied telling me he had to consult his attorney to determine if he is liable for my request. I recently learned that Robert made a deal with another contractor working on this house to manage Robert’s crew in exchange for a large amount of money and he never paid that contractor either. The man has no integrity."

"Hired him to remove a load bearing wall. Supposed to be 1 week in late July. Hasn't finished to date. Ignores texts and calls. Gives you 1-2 days notice for his guys to arrive and you have to scramble to fit them in. Lack of competence. Cut knob and tooth wire which he was "certain" wasn't running power. It was. Triggered a 10K electrician cost, that you have to hire and coordinate, as knob and tooth is not considered up to code and wires need to be rerun. Cut a plumbing vent pipe and was just going to cap it. Completely wrong. Now I am hiring a plumber for 2K to repair that work. Still to this date he hasn't finished the job. He will hang up on you and when you confront him. He thinks "I'm busy with other jobs" is an appropriate excuse for why 3.5 months after he said a project would be finished that it isn't. He has a lawyer on standby since it seems his incompetence, poor quality of work, lack of responsiveness are a factor. The pictures are where the project he said would be done in a week is left at 3.5 months ago. 15K project has ballooned to 30K+ project and counting. Photos below are where the work was left at. And his guys didn't clean up the dust and dirt and left their personal and demo trash at the home instead of cleaning it out."

"Resolved by Vendor - This guy cannot even follow design specs. I would not hire this company again if they were the last company available for anything. You hand him $15,000.00, in September of 2020 and late February 2021 he finally is ready to pour a retaining wall! He promises and promises and then promises and maybe one out of ten of those he ma y follow through and then only with part of the promise. Good Luck, as I am not having any with him. BE VERY VERY CAREFUL IF YOU DO HIRE HIM AND IF YOU DO YOU HAVE TO WATCH EVERYTHING HE DOES. EVERYTHING! Then he walks off the job and ignores my request for a refund for the work that he did not do which I paid him for."