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Mark Belenky
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  • Kearny, NJ
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Looking for thoughts on how this renovation job is looking.

Mark Belenky
  • Investor
  • Kearny, NJ
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I've hired a contractor to renovate my upstairs unit which is the second and third floor.  I've already paid the bulk of his costs which was approximately $114k with just $3k remaining on the balance once all work has been completed.  The GC is saying that he'll stop by and tidy up but, from what I can tell there's a quite a bit more work needed than just tidying up.  Items such as uncentered sconces, plumbing lines not keeping the color coding consistent, sink faucet drain stoppers not working,  damaged front lawn, job site is a mess, 

and I can't say enough about the paint job.  I've posted some picture.  Am I being too picky or should I be concerned?  


 Any suggestions on how to best approach this situation.

  • Mark Belenky
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