As agreed the scope of work was to remove the drywall around the perimeter of the house on ceilings and walls, strap each truss with Simsons straps, repair drywall, tape and skim joints in order to bring my home up to Florida wind mitigation code. On 12/8/2014 when I received the contract, I noticed that the wind mitigation inspection report was not listed in the verbiage as we had previously discussed, but after talking with Anthony, he assured me that the inspection report would be provided. After all, the purpose of this project was to bring my “older” home up to wind mitigation code; to make my home safer during a hurricane, and to reduce my insurance premium.
We agreed on moving forward with the project. On 12/10/2014, I paid All Floridian check# 517 in the amount of $2,200.00; the 50% due to commence the work on the project.
On 1/7/2015 when the work was completed I agreed to pay All Floridian the final payment (check# 100); I was concerned as I didn’t have the Wind Mitigation Inspection report, but Anthony assured me by stating “he will take care of me” and that I would be receiving the inspection report.
On 12/14/14 and again on 3/3/2015 Anthony (at his request) was sent via email, the necessary form needed to be completed by the inspector. I have contacted Anthony dozens of times by text, email and by telephone, and despite my attempts in resolving the missing inspection report, no progress has been made in providing me the report. At this moment, I am paying roughly $460.00 a month more than I should be paying for insurance considering the project has been completed in January 2015
All Floridian Inc Reviews
As agreed the scope of work was to remove the drywall around the perimeter of the house on ceilings and walls, strap each truss with Simsons straps, repair drywall, tape and skim joints in order to bring my home up to Florida wind mitigation code. On 12/8/2014 when I received the contract, I noticed that the wind mitigation inspection report was not listed in the verbiage as we had previously discussed, but after talking with Anthony, he assured me that the inspection report would be provided. After all, the purpose of this project was to bring my “older” home up to wind mitigation code; to make my home safer during a hurricane, and to reduce my insurance premium.
We agreed on moving forward with the project. On 12/10/2014, I paid All Floridian check# 517 in the amount of $2,200.00; the 50% due to commence the work on the project.
On 1/7/2015 when the work was completed I agreed to pay All Floridian the final payment (check# 100); I was concerned as I didn’t have the Wind Mitigation Inspection report, but Anthony assured me by stating “he will take care of me” and that I would be receiving the inspection report.
On 12/14/14 and again on 3/3/2015 Anthony (at his request) was sent via email, the necessary form needed to be completed by the inspector. I have contacted Anthony dozens of times by text, email and by telephone, and despite my attempts in resolving the missing inspection report, no progress has been made in providing me the report. At this moment, I am paying roughly $460.00 a month more than I should be paying for insurance considering the project has been completed in January 2015