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Joe White
  • Property Manager
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Contract Walked w/Our Money

Joe White
  • Property Manager
  • Philadelphia, PA
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We had a general contractor walk off of the job. So far he has been paid $42,920.00 and the work isn't even close to being done. Kitchen cupboards aren't hung, bathrooms aren't tiled and the list goes on.

Basically he got the bid on a very large job he wasn't expecting to get - a 35,000 square foot commercial project. The problem is that is a big job; but also that commercial pays after the work is done and the contractor fronts the material.

So he walked off our job stating he just can't do it and I know he doesn't have the money to issue a refund.

We've submitted this to the State Attorney General's office, ect.

Wondering if anyone has suggestions?

Joe White

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