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Deck Builder

Decks-N-More

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  • Gary A

    Date: 04/08/2023

    Eric D*******, the owner of Decks-N-More in Nashua NH, is a crook and a drunk. Our association hired Eric to do a few small jobs which were done “OK.” We then needed a larger job – to replace 21 doors for a little under $26,000. He originally wanted a deposit of $19,000 – almost 75% -- substantially more than the usual 50%. We refused but agreed to divide the project in half and give him a 65% deposit ($8,800) for the first phase. He was supposed to use the deposit to purchase materials to be stored on our property. Instead, after many months of phone calls and excuses, he showed up with just one door which wasn’t as specified, but he did manage to work around the problem and install it. Then it failed and he did a temporary repair and promised to replace it, and get on with replacing 10 more. But many more months of phone calls, emails, and excuses passed. He finally arranged to return and replace the faulty door on a Monday morning. He didn’t show up, wouldn’t answer the phone, wouldn’t respond to voice or emails, nothing. He apparently spent our money on living expenses and financing other projects as his company melted down; he wouldn’t even face us. Our lawyer attempted to either recoup our money or at least get the doors he was supposed to have purchased, which he hinted that he had. Again, he didn’t show up with the doors as promised and stopped responding to our attorney. We sued him in Hillsborough County NH court and he wouldn’t respond to the court. Today he owes us the original $8,800 plus about $5,000 in attorney fees. Lastly, as the problems with Eric surfaced, several of our associates reported him reeking of alcohol after lunch and after an afternoon break. Look elsewhere, unless you’re looking for a thief and a drunk.

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