In September 2023, I completed construction/remodeling work for FLB Enterprise LLC, working directly with Fred Bush and Shemar. After the work was finished, the first check I received bounced due to insufficient funds. Only after I raised the possibility of legal action was I partially paid. To this day, $25,000 remains unpaid. When I continued requesting payment, I received threatening emails from Fred Bush, including statements such as: "im not the kind of guy you want to have problems with." I have invoices, emails, and proof of completed work documenting this matter. I later filed a mechanic's lien but was unable to continue the process due to financial constraints. Afterward, I found multiple similar complaints from other subcontractors, suggesting a repeated pattern of non-payment. I am currently gathering evidence to pursue read more

Was hired to do work. We pressured washed and painted a home in which he refused to pay us the agreed amount once the work was completed. He was very unprofessional and is not honest. read more

I painted a house for him and he didn't pay me. Fred is not professional at all. He talks a good game until you get the job done,and then he gets disrespectful. I don't recommend this company to anyone. No to mention,while I was on the job site, another person that was doing the work before me,came in raising hell looking for Fred,saying that he owed them $4000 for work they had done read more

I was contacted by Mr. Fred Bush and Shemar Mcmillian (His Grandson) to produce 3D renders of a property they were seeking to renovate. They provided me with a floor plan, which is customary practice of any business that wants a factual representation of a model, and began construction of the project. Considering Mr. Bush had a successful business and assured me he was a man of his word, I began to do the work without requesting a deposit, looking back, this was a foolish decision. After drafting the first and second floors of the structure and showcasing them to Mr. Bush and Mr. Mcmillian in a draft form, I was told that I had not completed the project as the second floor was modelled incorrectly. I assured the gentlemen that I had in fact modeled the structure to the exact specifications of the floor plan provided, to which they stated that the floor plan was incorrect. Prepared to send Mr. Bush an invoice for the hours I had logged, I allowed him to send another layout of the house to which I remodeled the asset and sent it for approval. Once receiving the second round of draft images, Mr. Bush still insisted that the layout was incorrect and provided nothing else in the form of references or other documentation I would need to complete the job. He did, however, aggressively describe the desired changes to me over the phone, which is very unorthodox for the seasoned professional he claims to be. I drew up some mocks and sent them to him for approval this time, just to be sure the changes he vaguely described over the phone were correct and he approved of the changes. I then made the alterations in the CAD software and sent them, yet again, for approval and was, yet again, told the model was constructed incorrectly. Having accumulated a number of hours on the project, I decided to go ahead and invoice Mr. Bush for the work I had already completed to which he responded stating that he was not satisfied with the work up to that point and suggested that I lower my rate. I notified Mr. Bush that the work completed at that time was a direct reflection of the resources and materials that he provided and suggested he provide more documentation so that we could reduce the number of miscommunications concerning the build moving forward. I also iterated that I would not be lowering my rate and found it to be offensive that he suggested such a notion considering he was at fault for the misunderstandings. I urged him to process the invoice as a 'Show of Good Faith' before I completed any other work to which he refused to do. Shortly after, I was contacted by Shemar Mcmillan assuring me that his grandfather was just hot-headed. He apologized for his behavior and requested the drafts I had, to which he claimed he would process the invoice receiving. I agreed and sent him the drafts (Keep in mind I watermark EVERYTHING until I receive payment). I contacted Shemar the next day to inquire about my fee and never received a response. To this day I have not been made whole for the time I invested into their project. I consider this to be a lesson learned and will adjust moving forward, but, my message to anybody considering doing business with Mr. Bush is to head this warning. This is a crook, a liar and a wolf in sheep's clothing if I have ever encountered one and I would personally not ever do business with this man again. read more

Our company was hired to install a fence at two of Mr. Bush's properties. When the sales associate did the layout of the property we will contracted to build a certain amount of fence. On the day of the install Mr. Bush refused to allow part of the back fence line to be installed, in order to save money. Once the invoice arrived he called and complained that they did not fill in that side, the same one he took away the day of the install. He refused to the pay the invoice until it was installed. Our installer took care of that fence line just make things right. Mr. Bush told him that he would pay. But it's been a month he is now ghosting us, his voice mail is full and he will not answer. read more

I was contacted by Fred thru Craigslist to clean a home that he said he remodeled. I completed the job and he told me he would pay me next week . Fred then stopped answering the phone and cursing us out hanging up the phone being very unprofe I would not use him for anything at all he is bad business and I will be suing read more