At the base of the Rocky Mountains in Alberta is the home of Yvonne and Tadashi. Their home is refer to as “manufactured”- a house that is built in a factory and then transported in sections to the site and placed on a ready-made foundation.

They decided to add a small addition- Mudroom and covered front porch- and had blueprints drawn and hired a local contracting company.

Everything seemed to be going to plan, until the day the roof went on. The homeowners noticed that the new roof and the old roof didn’t lineup. The homeowners found themselves in a stalemate with the builder, who was demanding the substantial completion payment, when there were obvious major structural flaws still-to-be-addressed. Yvonne and Tadashi offered to let a lawyer hold the payment ‘in trust’ until the work was completed. This was unacceptable to the contractor, who walked away from the job.

Our homeowners found that no other contractor in the area wanted to touch another contractor’s unfinished mess, and so they called the one person they knew who would, Mike Holmes.

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