MCM

I would leave 0 stars is I could. This company is responsible for the road expansion of university drive in Coral Springs. They covered all my vehicles with yellow paint when they painted the temporary stripes on the road in December. I’ve spent the last 5 months arguing with them to just get them to send a detailer out to clean it off and they tell me yesterday that they are not responsible because it’s rust, bird poop or water stains, mind you nobody has ever come out to look at my vehicles only from the pictures I sent them, the city and DOT. You be the judge by the pictures. Our vehicles are all newer one is a year old. It’s extremely frustrating because I’ve spent 5 months arguing with dot, the city and the owner of this company. My next complaint will be with the BBB. I will also be

Responsible for the FIU bridge collapse in 2018, wasn’t up for even a week

I don’t blame the architect I don’t blame the engineer the blame should be on the contractor they installed the bridge seen the cracks they should’ve shut down the road and remove the bridge. Put in the RFI request get the change order approved. But I guess it was easy money so they didn’t care about the public safety this company should be shut down the qualify should never have a license. I’m really starting to miss the old-timers that used to do construction the correct way and not the easy way this new generation is incompetent which is the same situation happened with the Miami Dade parking garage when is this incompetency feces going to stop.

These guys ride their equipment like they are driving go karts They speed, are on their phones, not paying attention. They are doing construction where I stay and they are the worst. They are very disrespectful also.

Calm down, people. The investigation has barely even started. Just because a GC was involved in a failure like this DOESN'T mean they caused it, or that they're corrupt, or that they cut corners, or that they're unqualified, or whatever else. So their website was down for a bit - do you really think a relatively obscure (to the general public) private company's network infrastructure can suddenly handle the massive traffic from a world-wide front-page event like this? No way. In the civil/commercial construction world, a $14 million project is peanuts. I recently worked on a mixed-use building in a trendy area just outside of Boston with around 450 mid-range apartments, amenities, parking, and retail space that was bid at a little under $140 million all told. Even with a small project li