Bath Masters of Collin County

ALERT!!!! BAD COMPANY!! DO NOT GET ANY BUSINESS FROM TIM @ BATH MASTER!!!!!!!! HE FAILS TO PAY HIS SUBCONTRATOR FOR THE WORK THAT ALREADY COMPLETED. HIS SUBCONTRACTOR'S TOLD ME ON THE JOB THAT THEY WERE NOT "PAID" FOR THE WORK COMPLETED. HE AVOIDS ALL PHONE CALLS AND HE BARGAINS THE ORIGINAL CONTRACT PRICE.

Was looking to get my bathroom remodeled and the owner answered the phone saying "Jamaica's Coochie" with a woman laughing in the background. I responded who is this? And he said you called me. I said why would you say that and he responded that because my phone number was not local that I must be a spam caller. I informed him that was no way to answer your business phone regardless of what my number is. Do not use someone who doesn't understand how to answer a phone call to a potential customer especially using foul language. Learn some manners.

They were professional and clean.

This contractor is the very best that I could ever have dreamed of. He came in with the lowest estimate. Of course things were added along the way, but I trusted him to make the best decisions. His taste eas impeccable. He knows the business. He hires wonderful workers. I would have given him ten stars if I could have.

Tim and his contractors were extremely professional and very responsive to any questions or changes. The project completed on time and I am very pleased with the outcome.

You be the judge: Before requesting a quote from this company read and understand the Texas Residential Construction Liability Act - - this will prepare you for the possibility of engaging in legal representation. My experience working with â Tim Lasater @ Flooring & Bath Masters included the following: (a) verbal commitment to complete the master bathroom remodel in (2) weeks, but he asked for (3); (b) after paying half of the project ($) estimate upfront, the homeowner additionally was asked to pay the plumber, and shower glass subcontractor - both directly; (c) plumber sub-contractor was no-show on scheduled day, (d) the electrician sub-contractor was a no-show for several days, delaying project; (e) a general sub-contractor was fired (per Tim) and/or quit (per sub-contractor) twice in a matter of days; (f) several different strangers were in the house to get quotes/estimates for Tim mid-project; (g) materials for demo and tilework were available at project start, but all other materials were procured late/last-minute â delaying the subcontractors work; (h) when shower valve moved to the center of the shower, was told by Tim and plumber that a new valve would be installed, but original was retained; (i) the bidet purchased was the display model â out of box, missing parts, no packaging; (j) sub-contractors brought in to complete the work (Chris H.) were (1) very fast, (2) work was poor quality, (3) did not remove trash/debris from the home, (4) held bidet T valve hostage â did not provide to homeowner, and did not complete the shower kit installation â when Chris was contacted directly - for four days, he â could not be bothered to come back by the house for 30 mins of work per his words; (j) no final cleanup, no final walk-thru conducted; (k) when Tim was asked to show/produce picture and/or invoice for the barn door supposedly ordered/purchased, Tim said it would take hours to locate - could not/would not produce it; Tim then asked homeowner, â Do you ask at a restaurant how much the food costs Tim followed this question and asked for the remaining balance ($) to be paid before the project was completed. [Ask yourself: Does it make sense to pay the remaining ($) balance when the project was not yet complete?] Needless to say â the homeowner terminated the project with â Tim Lasater @ Flooring & Bath Masters. The project was terminated on the 28th day - of which there was (10) no-show sub-contractor days, (13) actual workdays (5) homeowner designated no workdays.

the workmanship was excellent, they handled the extra requests really well, completed the work in a timely manner, maintained the price as quoted, and needed no extra calls to finish the job.