Aimco Construction

DO NOT HIRE THIS COMPANY FOR ANYTHING!!!

We were subcontracted by this company to do electrical work for Flair Cleaners in Bell Trinity Square. Our invoice to them for the work was dated November 2013. It is now one year later and we have only received $5000 of the original $11000 that we billed. These guys are crooks and keep giving us the run around about payment.

STAY AWAY FROM THESE GUYS!!! 2 years ago I had them renovate my bathroom. They've promised haven, and they've delivered me opposite. Their main "engineer' (sale's person called him that way - I would use some other words), didn't know difference between hot and cold faucet handle. He started arguing with me, and I showed him vendor's manual. His words were unbelievable: "OK, I will install it your way, but you are taking all the responsibility". I don't even want to mention cracked bath tub and flood they've caused on my ceiling on the floor below that bathroom. They've kind of "repaired" that ceiling. Next contractor that came in told me I have to repair ceiling. I told him (sarcastically of course) that it is already repaired, and he was laughing really loud.
They were suppose to do my second bathroom, but guess what happened.

I've just found this site, that is why I am writing 2 years later. I didn't forget them, I don't want anyone else to go through my experience with them.

Regards
Zoran

We have had dealings with many contractors in the past years and Aimco definitly stands above all. With all the major changes in our house Alex was very helpful and directed us in all our selections. They were very fair with changes and also overall costing. Our project was completed with total satisfaction. We did find their permit process a bit slow but I believe it had to do a lot with the city. Overall highly recommended.

Initially very satisfied with contractor but as initial phase of project was near completion, we realized that none of the recommendations made by the company (e.g. architect, consultants, tree removal, etc...) met expectations. We had set an initial budget that were adamant needed to be met but when came time to sign the contract, the 'price' for the project was 30% over budget. This was obviously of big concern as we know projects such as these need a ~20% contingency fund for unexpected items or upgrades done along the way. This meant that we were at close to 50% over budget without having had started the project. We were also very disappointed with the contract itself which gave little to no detail as to where the money was being spent. References provided by the company were quite good but when we circled back a few months later to recheck them, some rescinded their initial recommendations once their own projects had been completed. Needless to say, we did not sign on with this contractor for the actual project and cut our losses before we got in too deep.