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Business Profile

Building Contractors

Destin Developments

This business is NOT BBB Accredited.

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Information and Alerts

BBB RatingNot Rated

Reasons for rating

  • BBB does not have sufficient information to issue a rating on this business.

Alert Details

This business has 1 alert.

Alert

BBB began investigating this company in July 2016 after receiving concerning complaints from consumers. After entering into contracts where the business agrees to handle contractor responsibilities on new construction homes, consumers allege construction/completion delays, substandard work and materials, unauthorized bank draws by the business owner, and unpaid subcontractors which result in liens being filed against the home owner. In the majority of consumer complaints, the homes remain unfinished and the bank loan balance is insufficient to complete the construction. Multiple consumers have sued the business resulting in judgements agains the business. The business has not responded to consumer complaints. Attempts to make contact with the business have not been returned by the business owner(s). 

BBB recommends the following tips when choosing a homebuilder/contractor:

1. Ask at least three companies for bids based on the same requirements. Discuss the bids in detail with each contractor and ask them about variations in pricing. The lowest-priced bid may not be the best.

2. Ask about the company’s insurance. Does it carry worker’s compensation, property damage and liability insurance? Ask for proof of insurance or for the name of an insurance agent you can call to verify the coverage.

3. Ask whether the contractor is licensed for the type of work you need. Does the firm meet the bonding requirements of your town, county or state?
Check with local authorities to find out whether permits are needed. The contractor should be aware of any permits or inspections that may be required.

4. Ask the contractor to provide a lien waiver. A lien waiver is a statement that all suppliers and contractors have been paid for materials and labor. 

5. Ask for a contract and read it. Get any verbal promises in writing. Make sure the contract includes the start date and expected completion date.

6. Don’t pay the entire amount due until the work is completed and you are satisfied. Be careful if a contractor wants to be paid in full up front. In some cases, a contractor may need a down payment to cover materials. But the bulk of the money should not be due until the work is complete.

To file a complaint against this business visit www.bbb.org. For more information please call 409-835-5951

Service Area

  • 77708

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