NUHOME Denver NUHOMEDENVER Terrible Contractor Lakewood Colorado

I can rebut everything stated in Mr Yinglings rebuttal except the nasty emails. I certainly did write the emails because I was mad as hell and sick of going from my Atlanta hotel room to a disaster of a house. For example Mr Yingling stated I did not pay my first installment until November 14, 2014. I gave he and his former “partner” a check for $1,249.35 on 10.25.14 as stated in the contract. I have a picture of the cashed check however I don’t think it is a good idea to post checks to the Internet.

As of February 28, 2015 Eric Yingling owner of NUHOME Denver has been paid for everything related to our kitchen contract except for $1,249.35 “due upon full completion of contract.” However I am missing ALL cabinet drawers, some cabinet doors, all cabinet handles, the microwave cabinet, the oven hood is not completed and the kitchen molding is missing.

After my ripoff report rebuttal stating, “let’s see if NUHOME Denver completes the job at my house.” I received this email…

Hey Michael,

I want to apologize about the situation. I am in Chicago for a family member's funeral and get back Sunday am. I will have your house finished by Friday on everything thats on me. The only things maybe not done will be painting the house doors (but we have that price in the change order and the actual work is out of my control).

I will give you more detail when I am back at my pc.

Sent from my iPhone

Nothing was done at my home after this email. I tried calling, emailing and text messaging. There was no response. I have given up. My only reasonable recourse is social media. I don’t want to see anyone else get Ripped Off by Eric Yingling and NUHOME Denver.

This has been quite a learning experience, an expensive one. If you want to do some remolding do a lot of research and find every review possible. Make sure the person has been in business for a good amount of time. Make SURE the contract has DEADLINES and hold back on a substantial amount of payment until all products are onsite. Finally watch the people like hawks and don’t give them free reign of your house. Don’t get screwed like me….

This is the final contact I had with Eric at NUHOME Denver:

Date: Sat, 31 Jan 2015 23:03:24 -0700

eric@nuhomedenver.com

As I stated after 3.5 months I thought my actions would motivate NUHOME DENVER.  That did not work.  Therfore on February 6, 2015 I wrote "Please just finish your job in a reasonable amount of time."  

On February 8, 2015 NUHOME Denver's Eric wrote "I would still happily complete the job per our contract (as my e-mails to Mr. Brice confirm that), but I will not be scared or black-mailed by personal, legal, or other threats nor will I force my employees to work under duress or in a dangerous situation."

Please come finish your job at my house in a reasonable amount of time. 

At the end of the day let's see if NUHOME Denver completes the job at my house.  

Mr. Brice is correct that he signed the contract on October 23, 2014 to begin work on his home. What he doesn't mention is that I was in constant contact and helping him plan the entire project starting from his initial contact in July 2014. Going far out of my way and making multiple trips without even knowing if he actually wanted the work done just to try and help guide him into the best decisions possible. Once we had a signed contract, we immediately started work per the terms of our contract in October. In our contract it was stipulated that a payment would be due after the first full day of work which would cover our inital payment and flooring materials. That payment was not received until November 14th, 2014. I (and my contract) reminded and pointed out that just as he expects us to work per our agreed upon schedule, I also expect to be compensated per our previously agreed upon schedule. 

What Mr. Brice leaves out is that during the course of the work he signed an additional contract to do his fireplace. This would, of course, extend his timeline and I did notify him before signing that I had prior familial obligations and would be unavailable from December 19th until January 2nd, and that adding this project (amongst the many change orders that I knew would be inevitable) would most likely cause us to run over. The punch list he is referring to that I did say could be completed by February 6th does not include the changes that he (again) mandated Sunday, February 1 and demanded that not only the existing punch-list but also the new work all be completed by February 6th or else I was going to be sued. Between January 31 and February 1 I received 4 e-mails that were incredibly vulgar and profane as well as containing multiple threats to me and/or anyone affiliated with me. I had previously told Mr. Brice that continuing to harass and threaten myself (and my workers) would result in a jobsite halt and no further direct communication from me. It was at this point (Feb 1) that I decided the best course of action was to immediately halt all communications with Mr. Brice and turn the matter over to my legal team in Denver for actual legal advice. What Mr. Brice does not include in this false accusation is that he is in breach of our contract in multiple areas, has nearly doubled the original scope of work from our first contract (all via signed additional contracts and change orders), and continually would be very pleased and happy in person and then would flip and send terrible e-mails all weekend. Here is an example of one of the 7+ recent e-mails received from Mr. Brice all during the Jan 31-Feb 1 period:

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"Where the h*** did you get this thing?  First time I used it and it came apart?  If I use it on hot the the apparatus is stuck under the granite?  I contacted an attorney.  If all this s*** is not fixed and you are not out by February 6, 2015 we are filing a lawsuit.