KB Twin Investment Co.

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KB Twin was hired to rehab a foreclosed house through the (4) bank draw construction process. Mr. Bradley was negligent. He lost track of the bank draws-collected the 3rd draw then informed me that he did not have the funds to fulfill his contract. I had to break my pension contract which eliminated my monthly stipend and left me owing tax debt and penalties. He did not complete the patio portion of the contract and he cut 4 sets of double closet doors too short and thought a patch job would be acceptable. He damaged 2 kitchen cabinets, a bathroom vanity and misaligned the holes in one of the kitchen cabinets which leaves only one shelf accessible. There is not enough room to list the errors he made or the work that he did not perform. I will say he started off just fine to impress but as the job went on he got careless and sloppy. I do not recommend the services of KB Twin Investment Co Inc. Kenneth Bradley left the job knowing the Point Of Sales with the city had not been fulfilled. He did not request city inspection as the work progressed. I called city at the "end" of his job and several items FAILED.

He couldn’t handle it because he is a one man operation.

He started work on the house December 2014. Per the bank he completed the project on 11/1/2015. He had to finish the project before the bank would distribute any funds.

He was down to the last draw on the bank and did not have the money to complete the job.

I had to take funds out of my pension to give him, which created tax bracket increase and tax penalty with my income taxes.



His work started off good but didn't finish well. Some things he did well but other things were not done well at all. He built a closet for my shoes – not one shelf – where were the shoes going to be placed.



The job on the deck was sub-par. There was one coat skimming place on top – the tuck points are still open. The patio will not pass city inspection.

The sliding closet doors are cut to short the doors would be above the guides.

His solution was to buy some wood, place it under the guides and leave it sticking out under the door. .