Johnny M.

We had a very complicated expansion project where we had multiple parties involved: the owner of our building (whom we rent from), the city, and many different architects and engineers. When I first met Darin I felt that he was a trustworthy individual and I wanted him to help me accomplish this project so that I could keep focused on running my business. As we moved forward on the project the city proposed many hurdles that we think we should of been able to get around rather easily. However, much to our surprise dealing with the city of Charlotte and building is quite difficult to say the least. The city somehow turned a $117,000 project into a $256,000 project because of all their wonderful codes and regulations. Long story short the owner of our building agreed to pay for a portion of this project and unfortunately he didn't personally know Darin from Metrogreenscape. As a result he wanted to use his contractor. So we had to switch contractors in the middle of our project. As you could image this is never an easy change because it gets hard to draw the lines between what has been completed and hasn't been completed (Much of the initial work was completed on paper and had many hours intertwined into the project). Luckily for me Darin and I had a good working relationship and we worked together to come up with an agreeable figure that we could both agree on. Wished we could have just kept moving forward on the project with Metro but that was out of my hands. All in all Metrogreenscape was a good contractor and fair in their dealings. John