HBA Home Improvement LLC

HBA stole our money. We contracted them in April 2016 to upgrade a bathroom in our house. Their craftsmanship was decent. However, as part of the contract they had to manage the installation of a custom glass shower door by an independent vendor. HBA billed us the full amount for the shower door and we paid in full. However, they kept postponing the installation of the door under various pretexts for several weeks. HBA stopped responding to my emails and phone calls. In August I lost patience and called the shower door provider, only to find out that HBA had not paid. HBA admitted that they had spent our money on something else and promised a refund. Then they went unresponsive again. We lost hope to receive any refund from HBA, and have no choice but to sue. Beware…

They did a wonderful job with my bathroom remodel. I cannot thank them enough for how easy they made the process and for how great my bathroom turned out. Highly recommend to anyone looking to update their bathroom!

I hired HBA for my bathroom remodel. They were very quick to give me a fair estimate. I think they are extremely hard working and honest. They arrived at my house to walk me through the entire process and perfectly described the process to me prior to starting. HBA started the project within a week of my request and finished the entire project within one week. They exceeded all of my expectations and my bathroom looks amazing! I would highly recommend them.

We signed a contract with the contractor on July 21th, 2014 to have a home addition project finished by September 5th, 2014. The project is to build a 44x25 home gym attached to our existing house. However, after three months of painful delays, miscommunications, and false promises, we received on October 27th, 2014, a certified letter stating that the contractors would like to cancel the contract. We are now left with a backyard that is unsafe and unusable (pictures attached). We have paid the contractor over $17,000 so far, but they have only barely completed digging the footing of the foundation for the addition, which is approximately $3,000 worth of work. The contractor recently issued a refund for approximately $5,000, so charging us over $12,000 for just the excavation work. We have rejected the refund and have hired an attorney to hand to case.