SafeHouse Contracting

Right after they received the agreed to initial funds to start the project things started to go downhill.
Lack of communication and responses
Wrong material used on flooring– tile instead of wood refinish.
4 week promise date of completion turned into 10 weeks.
The quality of workmanship was very poor
New Hot water heater was wired incorrectly and not operable– fire hazard– which they would not correct leaving me to have to pay another electrician to rewrite correctly.
Copper piping was installed incorrectly causing a flood from the upstairs in two different bathrooms ruining subfloors and new vanities.
Two foreman were fired during this 10 weeks, three different plumbers, multiple electricians.
You get the idea here– many more items I could go on with.
I have a sale contract on this property, finally, and have items that need to be corrected to finalize the sale before closing. I was given a one year warranty on rehabbed items from Safehouse. I contacted Joe Brose from Safehouse to formally repair the listed items (sent via email with photos and detailing what needed to be completed). Initially I was told via email that they would schedule someone within a week and let me know the date and time. One week later no response. I called, texted and emailed to see when they were going to repair the agreed to items and no response. I even called multiple people within their company and they kept giving me the run around. Finally I got a hold of Joe Brose by phone and he was initially confrontational but at the end of the call he agreed to have someone at the property to correct the issues by today. This morning I received a text message and it is quoted below.
«Matt, the list of things we would do is small. I’m glad it’s that small. We can’t come to fix it. Sorry. SHC is probably going out of business. Alot of shit has happened this year and good intentions don’t pay the bills.
Thanks and good luck.»
«You will have to sue us.
Pathetic huh? You don’t know the half of it.
Good luck»
The items needing corrected are not small items.
Open junction boxes, exposed wiring, breakers tripping because the stove was wired incorrectly, the brand new hot water heater doesn’t turn on due to the incorrect wire used and the incorrect breaker size installed. New garage doors were installed so poorly that they are coming off the track and won’t close properly. Gas flex line installed to hvac unit that does not meet code.