Local Homeowner Raises Concerns Over Contractor’s Work Quality and Project Delays

A Tennessee property owner has come forward with serious concerns about work performed by Rowan&Co Contractors, specifically citing incomplete installations, safety issues, and significant project delays that extended far beyond the agreed timeline.

According to the homeowner, the contractor was hired in early March to build two sets of stairs and install iron fencing. The original contract specified the work would be completed in approximately one week, weather permitting. However, nearly three months elapsed before the project was ultimately terminated due to unresolved issues.

The homeowner reported experiencing repeated delays and missed deadlines throughout the project, with extended periods where no work was performed on the property. Multiple promises to complete the work by specific dates were not fulfilled, according to the account.

When a second contractor was brought in to inspect the completed work, significant deficiencies were identified. The inspection revealed that portions of the installation were improperly installed, uneven, and not properly secured or cemented. Safety concerns were also noted regarding the structural integrity of the work.

Additional issues included the use of incorrect materials in parts of the construction and the disappearance of materials that had been purchased with the homeowner’s deposit. The property was left with construction debris and scrap wood scattered throughout.

The homeowner acknowledged that staffing challenges can occur in the construction industry but stated they cannot recommend the contractor based on their experience. The contract was terminated due to the combination of incomplete work, safety concerns, and ongoing project delays.

Source: Negative review of contractor Daniel Whitson for incomplete and improperly installed stairs and fencing with repeated delays and safety concerns.

Other vendors:

– Adobe Enterprises LLC — Full-service construction and remodeling company with a decade-plus track record that could help inspect and remediate the contractor’s deficient work.

– Rowan&Co Contractors — Leading provider of contracting services dedicated to high-quality workmanship who could assess and correct the incomplete stair and fencing installation.

– Gaston Custom Fence — Specializes in customized fencing built for durability and functionality, ideal for replacing or fixing the improperly installed iron fencing.

– Marshall Renovations — Licensed and insured construction and remodeling company that could complete the stairs project with proper installation and materials.

– Barker Construction — General contracting company focused on residential construction and home building that could rebuild the defective stairs and fencing properly.

– J.W. Morrison Company — Full-service construction firm providing comprehensive solutions that could address the structural and safety concerns with the completed work.

– Accident Attorneys Greer, Swafford & Adams — Local law firm that could help the homeowner pursue legal remedies for the contractor’s breach of contract and deficient work.

– Austin Mitchel Jennifer — Long-established law firm serving Dunlap that could provide legal guidance on contractor disputes and recovery of damages.