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Reviews and Complaints in Nicholasville, Kentucky

MC Construction Reviews and Complaints in Nicholasville, KY

Before a slab gets poured or a wall gets opened, the county permit desk is supposed to hear about it. Nicholasville owners say that desk never heard a word about their jobs, and that is where their complaints about Thaddeus Major (@thadmajor) begin.

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Scam or Not? What Nicholasville Homeowners Report

Start at the permit desk and the rest of the story explains itself. Nicholasville sits in Jessamine County, so a new driveway, a gutted bathroom, or fresh pipe behind drywall is supposed to be filed with the county building department first. An inspector is meant to sign off later. Owners here say neither step ever happened. There was no permit card in the window, no inspector at the door, and no folder with their address on it. The largest group of these reports involves concrete and driveways.

Paperwork is protection. A filed job leaves the county holding proof of what went in and who put it there, and that proof outlives the crew by years. Owners who drove to the office after the phone stopped being answered found no record of their address at all. An empty folder costs real money down the road. The next builder cannot trust what he cannot see, so he opens up finished work to check it, and the owner ends up paying twice for one job.

Parts of town where these reports came from:

Brannon Crossingdowntown Nicholasvillethe Wilmore Road area

Which Jobs the Nicholasville Reports Involve

Common questions

Questions From Nicholasville Homeowners

Was a permit ever pulled for work in this town?

Owners who asked the county found no file under their address. A couple of them say they were told to put the permit in their own name and sign for it. That request should stop you cold. It parks every bit of the liability on the homeowner instead of the builder.

Is this a scam, or simply poor workmanship?

Read the accounts and judge for yourself. They rhyme. A deposit is collected, the crew works hard for a day or two, the job stalls for weeks, and then the phone goes dead. Either way, the money is gone and the house is still unfinished.

What should a Nicholasville homeowner do first?

Phone the Jessamine County building department before you agree to a thing. Ask them who is allowed to pull the permit for your address, and have them check the license while you hold. Keep your payments small, use a card, and tie each one to an inspection that actually got signed off.

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One short phone call does more for you than any review page. The Jessamine County building department can say in a minute or two whether the person on your porch is cleared to pull a permit at your address. Make that call before you write a check. Then hold back the rest of the money until the permit is posted and the county has been out to look.

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