I will not hire this contractor again, nor would I recommend him. I had 2 small bathrooms to renovate that would require tile, plumbing, and electrical. I'm a single mom, and thought it best to hire a contractor to oversee and organize the project. This contractor had great reviews, and that played heavily into my decision to hire him. This is the only reason I am writing a review now. This was my experience: My project began in July 2020, during the Coronavirus, so I'll give some leeway there, however I had no predetermined start date, so there was no pressure to start before he was ready for it. What I found is that the contractor brought in the various workers, but he greatly failed to "manage" the project. On average, workers showed up 2 days a week. Various workers, various days, various hours, weekends and holidays included. Luckily, I was working from home, so I was able to accommodate if/when someone showed up. The workers themselves were also struggling with the lack of any organized oversight, as they would be told to show up and work specific items, but arrive to find much more needed to be done, or other tasks needed to be done first, or were done incorrectly by the prior worker. I was probably most surprised at the lack of basic clean lines - be it grout or caulk. That always seemed to be a task that was not on anyone's list to address. It was rushed at the end, and it shows. Not that I blame the worker who was left holding the bag (the workers were all great and very nice), but I hated to see something that should have been so simple to do over the 2 month project take away from the overall effect in the end. On the few occasions that the contractor came by, he was very friendly and had lots of great ideas, many that I said "yes, let's do that!". But none of them came to pass, I suspect, because the folks doing the work never got the word. When I would ask the contractor about them he would claim it was never discussed, or that I never agreed to it, and the fallback was always "it's not in the contract". Texts also apparently do not count as discussions, so if you hire this contractor and he starts offering ideas after the original contract is signed, you will want to carry the contract and a pen to get him to initial and sign off on any additional work, or be ok that they are good ideas that will not be done. And lastly, when we were close to the end of the project, the contractor started insisting that I make the final payment before the work was finished. He started ranting about what a deal he gave me, and he had a payroll to keep up, and my project was taking too long (I will take responsibility for a week delay for when my vanity was lost in shipping. But I caused no other delay that I am aware of that made this estimated 14-20 day project take 2 months. I feel that was more because of the working 2 days a week thing.) I made all of my payments in a timely fashion, so I was stunned when he started harassing me with multiple texts and emails for the final payment before the work was complete. So, I see some great reviews, but this was the experience I had with this contractor. read more