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2275 Huntington Drive # 796
San Marino, CA 91108
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Total Amount in Dispute:
$43,278.00

Total Amount Settled:
$0.00

Complaint Experience

0%

Complaint Resolution Index (CRI)

BCA's Summary and Analysis:

Our records indicate the company failed to respond to the one complaint brought to its attention.

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Complaint Closing Statistics

1 complaints against LineWork Development and Construction, Inc. closed in last 3 years.
Complaints Type of response
0 Making a full refund, as the consumer requested
0 Making a partial refund
0 Agreed to make an adjustment
0 Refusing to make an adjustment
0 Refuse to adjust, relying on terms of agreement
1 Unanswered

1 complaints against LineWork Development and Construction, Inc.

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3/8/2023

RESPONSE: Complaint was not answered Amount in Dispute: $43,278.00 Amount Settled: $0.00

Customer Complaint

2/10/2023

1) Line work development was hired to perform a remodel of our kitchen, guest bathroom and master bathroom. There were numerous issues that came up during the construction process. The final issue before termination of our relationship with Linework was poor tile installation in the guest bathroom shower. The tile work in the guest bathroom was performed by an unlicensed sub-contractor. Tile work on the shower wall in the guest bathroom was not installed flush, the tiles were jutting out at all angles. The floor tile was installed uneven, at an angle to the shower walls. We had multiple independent people evaluate the installation, including other tile installers and the tile supplier. They all agreed that the wall and floor tile needed to be completely removed and re-installed. Eric declined to do this work. He agreed to replace the tile material and demo the room, but walked off the job after the demo leaving a mess. 2) Line work development advised us that permits were not needed for this project and that he would work un-permitted. After Linework walked off the job and we started with a new contractor, we learned this was not the case and got all the required permits for the job. The city inspector found that the bathroom design and construction did not meet California code, the fan was installed to vent into the attic and the new electrical work was not performed to code. This required that we demo the entire project back to the studs, essentially starting over. Resolution Sought Given that Eric walked off the job, left a mess and all his work needed to be demo'ed and redone, I would like to recover the amount paid of $43,278.

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