Sublime Construction and Painting, Inc. - PERMANENTLY CLOSED

Jul 2023

My decision to hire Sublime Construction and Painting Inc. to replace the roof, siding, and doors of my home turned into an absolute nightmare. The work performed remains unfinished and is of abysmal quality with evident issues such as warped siding, damaged fascia, and excessive and improper nailing of window trims, resulting in potential water infiltration.Despite my persistent attempts to reach a resolution, Fabricio Ferreira, the owner of Sublime Construction and Painting Inc., has been unresponsive to my calls, text messages, and emails for over a year.In desperation, I filed a complaint with the RI Contractors Board, which led to the board issuing violations against...read full review

May 2021

Sublime installed new windows and vinyl siding among other remodeling services. We could not be happier with the results and the service we received. They have a real eye for details and are a pleasure to do business with. We looked into using them after the great job they did on the siding of our neighbor. We now basically have a new house thanks to them.Service: Remodeling

Oct 2020

The other review might be one of the reasons my project isn't being done; another is that I live in Nevada and hired him to work on a building in Pawtucket. We sent Fabricio a check for $10,395 on May 7, 2020 and texted him May 13th to verify that he had received it as almost a week had passed. On May15th he said he had it and would deposit it that night; when it didn't clear our Rhode Island bank until June 18th I should have been suspicious. June 15th was supposed to be the date the work would begin with work to be completed within 30 days of beginning. I understand the effect Covid had on supplies, but my requests for updates on supplies status and job progress went unanswered until I got a copy of the plans and permit on July 23rd. In response to more requests for information, I got a text July 28th saying he was still having trouble getting supplies, but that they should be there July 31st or August 3rd. After sending more unanswered emails, I phoned Fabricio on August 11th and left a message to send the money back; he called back saying he lost a couple of employees, but they were working on the building. Fabricio promised to send pictures saying that wouldn't be a problem as the city also wanted pictures; the next picture I get from him will be the first. After more ignored texts, I finally called October 7th, but I was only able to leave a message which has been ignored In early July, wondering how bad the supplies of treated lumber in sizes needed for our project were so I could get an idea how long I could expect to wait for completion, I checked with numerous lumber suppliers in the Providence area and north in Rhode Island; there was plenty of lumber. Speaking with Fabricio in May while we finalized our negotiations, I felt that he wouldn't be one of those contractors who got a deposit, started the job, and moved on to the next only coming back to do work when he wasn't busy with something else where he'd be under more scrutiny. Yelp asks for pictures which I wish I could supply, but I'm still waiting for the first picture from Fabricio. I hope this helps someone else who might not be able to be there over his shoulder.