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“I have had serious problems. The Cleary in-house engineer neglected to indicate to the state that my building would be heated. For this reason state did not prompt either mylsef or Cleary to submit mechanical (heating) plans. Because of a lack of mechanical plans we had to partially re-design my airplane hangar mid-constructon. Cleary denies they are the general contractor and as such they asserted that it was my fault the HVAC plans were never obtained. I originally wanted an office space in the hangar, now this will likely never happen. The concrete floor was poured in a manner I deem improper. The subcontractor did not have the building plans on site. They did not initially follow those plans. The building inspector had to be called, and the job shut down (as the concrete was drying) to get them to properly comply with the plans. Due to the fact the main floor was done in 2 pours instead of 1 there is now a large jagged cracking "cold seam" at the front of the slab. I beleive it looks very ugly. I have had one epoxy contractor refuse to do the floor. I have had a second one tell me it will requre grinding, filling and then treatement. I have had a third tell me he thinks he can epoxy it but it may need touch ups in the future and he couldn't assure me it wouldn't crack. Cleary is, as yet, unwilling to replace the floor. I originally wanted my hangar door to have sheet steel on the back to make it look like a finished product. The original plans have this detailed on them. I was made aware after the door had been ordered ( at a cost over 15,000$ , non-returnable ) that putting sheet steel on the back was not a possibility. I will now have to look directly at the sprayed polyurethane insulation. The crew recently used the wood that had been laying out all winter, molding, to frame in the interior room. They have taken most of it down and have promised to remove and replace the rest, but their willingness to use it in the first place gives me serious doubts as to the professionalism and pride they take in their work. I wouldn't reccomend this company.”
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“I have had serious problems. The Cleary in-house engineer neglected to indicate to the state that my building would be heated. For this reason state did not prompt either mylsef or Cleary to submit mechanical (heating) plans. Because of a lack of mechanical plans we had to partially re-design my airplane hangar mid-constructon. Cleary denies they are the general contractor and as such they asserted that it was my fault the HVAC plans were never obtained. I originally wanted an office space in the hangar, now this will likely never happen. The concrete floor was poured in a manner I deem improper. The subcontractor did not have the building plans on site. They did not initially follow those plans. The building inspector had to be called, and the job shut down (as the concrete was drying) to get them to properly comply with the plans. Due to the fact the main floor was done in 2 pours instead of 1 there is now a large jagged cracking "cold seam" at the front of the slab. I beleive it looks very ugly. I have had one epoxy contractor refuse to do the floor. I have had a second one tell me it will requre grinding, filling and then treatement. I have had a third tell me he thinks he can epoxy it but it may need touch ups in the future and he couldn't assure me it wouldn't crack. Cleary is, as yet, unwilling to replace the floor. I originally wanted my hangar door to have sheet steel on the back to make it look like a finished product. The original plans have this detailed on them. I was made aware after the door had been ordered ( at a cost over 15,000$ , non-returnable ) that putting sheet steel on the back was not a possibility. I will now have to look directly at the sprayed polyurethane insulation. The crew recently used the wood that had been laying out all winter, molding, to frame in the interior room. They have taken most of it down and have promised to remove and replace the rest, but their willingness to use it in the first place gives me serious doubts as to the professionalism and pride they take in their work. I wouldn't reccomend this company.”
showing the quality and reliability of our licensed general contracting contractors in Clinton, IL.