My contract to build a house stated completion (turn key ready) within 6 months of signing. It has now been nearly 9 months and the house is not complete. Errors: Mistakes and rework have plagued the project from the beginning. i.e. The foundation was off by 1 1/2 feet, the bump out was put on the wrong side, three rooms were framed incorrectly by 1 1/2 feet, and the hardwood finishing was so poor that 3 attempts were needed to get it somewhat acceptable. My observation of his building practice is to hire cheap labor, and leave it to the customer find all the mistakes. Planning: Poor planning was a consistent theme of construction. Last minute redesigns were needed throughout. He didn’t give the project manager the full set of plans, pictures, drawings, and other details that I had provided until the project was 5 months underway! Quality: A lack of commitment to quality was clear in both the execution of the project and the decisions made throughout. The drywall is so poorly installed that in some places it has a bow of an inch in just a 3’ span. North Creek tried to install it without letting it acclimate even after I showed them via a moisture meter that the hardwood was outside of the specifications provided by the manufacturer. Professionalism: David Edmundson rarely returned phone calls or emails within 24 hours, often 4-5 days and only after repeated attempts. He carelessly blew past all important deadlines and just didn’t seem to care.