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Frontier Developments Quinte Inc

Frontier Developments Quinte Inc

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Belleville, Ontario, K0K 2B0, Canada
(613) 921-9939 www.frontierquinte.ca
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Dec 12, 2018
As a subcontractor I have done many jobs for Brad. He is very well organized and gives you lots of time to complete the work he requires. His job sites are safe and clean to work in. He looks to use good products that perform well and will last. The feedback I have heard from the homeowners who have used Frontier has all been positive. Look forward to continuing our working relationship.

Oct 11, 2018
If I could give Brad and Frontier Developments a 10+ rating I would. Dealing with Brad and Frontier Developments has been an absolute pleasure. How many builders deliver on budget and ahead of schedule (two weeks ahead of schedule to be exact)? We were in a situation of selling a home quicker than expected with a closing date earlier than what was desired. Our inquires with a number of local builders in Belleville offered a year end close at best. Brad reached out to us to offer a scenario that gave us a "country" lot with a custom home design that was both practical and gorgeous. Brad worked closely with my wife and I picking colours and building materials even at times meeting us at the local building supply locations to go through the selections one by one. The process was "watch making" precise with Brad. Any visit to site was welcomed and was often greeted with friendly trades. The experience from start to finish was exceptional and we are now living in the house of our dreams. We can't be thankful enough for how well this all came together. Thank you Brad and Frontier Developments! - Jack and Sheila V.

Dec 13, 2018
Any dealings we have had with Brad and Frontier Developments have been amazing. Would highly recommend.

Jun 24, 2018
I hired Brad to build a house in 2017 and he was nice and pleasant - until I handed him a check for $50,000 and that’s when everything went downhill. He became bossy, rude, argumentative, and confrontational for the remainder of the build (which he never finished - we both agreed I would take care of the final grading so I wouldn’t have to deal with his bad attitude). He threatened me three times to take my money and walk away from the build for the pettiest of reasons such as one time I said I wasn’t happy with the downstairs bedroom location. He hung up on me mid-sentence on the phone and I had to get our law firm to intervene to make him finish the build. If I questioned anything about my money or my home I hired Brad to build his response would often be that if I didn’t like it he would walk away. It was incredibly stressful.   I showed up at the construction site one day as the excavator had a full bucket of expensive stones left over. Brad had instructed him to “bury it”. There were hundreds of dollars worth of stone there and the money should have been returned or the stones should have at least been saved for landscaping. He was burying my money. Twice during the build he promised to help me fill out the HST rebate forms and included it in his estimates to make the price look lower than it actually was - but when it came time to apply for it I asked him multiple times to help me and he refused. I even held back 10% of his pay through my law firm for a couple weeks and he still refused to help with the rebate papers. Since it was verbally promised twice and not part of the contract the law firm couldn’t make him do it. I have a disability and struggle with paperwork. It would have taken him 5 minutes to fill out the forms for me but he wouldn’t, for no reason other than cruelty or laziness, I’m not sure which. Brad lied, he’s rude, he didn’t care about my money, he didn’t seem to understand he was working for me, he’s difficult to communicate with and spent hours arguing through multiple emails rather than fix problems. I do not recommend this company.

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