What if the construction work is done, and you're not happy with it? One fight between a consumer and a contractor over the quality of work rang in at a price tag of more than $20,000.
A woman is in a dispute with Color Stone Architectural Concrete Finishes and Restoration after paying $20,000 for a job she's unhappy with.One fight between a consumer and a contractor over the quality of work rang in at a price tag of more than $20,000.Kathy McGuiness of Elk Grove Village showed ABC7 her contract and her checks totaling about $21,000.
McGuiness is also is upset about an incline on the sidewalk, which, she says, makes it hard for her to walk with a permanent ankle injury. The contractor also called it a "beautiful job" and said, "we have no control on concrete coloring." He also added that "there is no drastic incline" and that the owner asked for an "incline ramp instead of a step" there.
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