Start with one question. Who is really going to do the work on your house? With Thaddeus Major (@thadmajor) and MC Construction, the answer changes week to week, and no state record backs up a word of it.
Get My Jeffersontown QuoteAsk who will be standing in your house on the first morning. In Jeffersontown, the man who sells the job is not the man who does it. Thaddeus Major (@thadmajor) signs the paperwork, then hands the site to whoever he found that week. Owners here report a new set of faces every few days. Workers have told them they were hired that morning and had never heard of MC Construction. Nobody could name a boss. If you cannot learn who is holding the tools, you cannot learn who answers when the work goes bad. That is where these kitchen remodeling jobs come apart.
One J-town family counted five different crews in three weeks. Not one truck carried a company name. Not one worker carried a card. Try this simple test before you hire anybody. Ask the person doing the labor who signs his check. If he cannot say, or if he points back at a phone number instead of a person, keep your money in your pocket and send him home.
Jeffersontown pockets where these crews have turned up:
Cabinets hung by a crew no owner could name.
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Tile went down fast. Then the workers stopped coming back.
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Small jobs passed to whoever was free that day.
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Water lines cut open by hands with no license behind them.
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One rented truck, one pour, and nobody left to call.
Learn more →Almost never the man who sold you the job. Jeffersontown owners describe day crews that change from week to week. Get a name, a phone number, and an employer for every worker before a single tool comes off the truck.
Look it up yourself and see what comes back. Searches under the company and under Thaddeus Major turn up empty. A crew you cannot find in public records is a crew you cannot hold to account later.
Stop sending money today. Save every text, receipt, and date in one folder, and photograph the site as it stands. Then file a complaint with your state consumer protection office and your county.
Before anyone touches your house, write down the name of every person who will work on it. An honest builder hands that list over without a fuss. This one will not, and that alone should end the conversation.
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