A star rating takes ten seconds to type. This page collects what Lexington homeowners have described happening to them with Thaddeus Major (@thadmajor) and MC Construction.
Get My Lexington QuoteCount up what one of those testimonials actually establishes. It establishes that somebody typed words into a box and picked five stars. It does not establish that a crew arrived, that a permit was filed, or that any money bought finished work. Look at the details each quote leaves out. No street. No last name. No month or year. The notes coming in from Lexington fill that gap with something less cheerful, and they say roughly the same thing every time: cash went out early, the start date slid, then the calls stopped landing. Get proof you can check yourself before you pay a soul for remodeling and repairs.
Sort the reports by part of town and two clusters show up. Around Ashland Park and Chevy Chase the houses are old, and the accounts describe torn open plaster and loose wire left sitting in a wall after payment landed. Toward Hamburg and Andover the homes are newer, and the trouble is flatwork, slabs that split apart within a single cold season. Three writers added a stranger note. The job photos they were shown as local work matched houses nowhere near Fayette County.
How the Lexington reports break down by area:

An order placed, a payment cashed, and then a month of nothing. Those buyers wrote it up.
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Two months of washing up at a neighbor's house, because the room never got finished.
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Little jobs. Big money asked for up front. Then a crew that quit showing up.
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Water lines rerouted, nobody inspecting, nothing filed. Read the bill that followed.
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Fresh concrete that opened up before spring arrived. The owner tells the whole story.
Learn more →Not so far. Every writer shows a first name and nothing else, a few of the pictures were clearly taken well outside Kentucky, and readers who tried to message them got no reply at all.
Payment first, work later or never. The money almost always moves as cash or through a phone payment app. After that the job drags on or it never opens.
That call is not ours to make for you. What stands out is that the accounts line up with each other, the reasons given keep shifting, and records an honest builder could send over in one afternoon have never appeared.
A review is not verification, so treat it as a claim and go test it. Ask for the address of a Lexington job this crew finished in the past year, then drive over and look at it yourself. Knock on the door and ask the owner how it went. Ring the county and see whether a permit was ever opened under that name. Someone doing real work clears all of that in an afternoon. Someone who cannot has told you plenty, and the accounts above tell you the rest.
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