RFT services formerly RFT property maintenance (look up RFT property maintenance reviews), was sent by the pool company to build our pool. Justin started the job by not listening to anything, he dug in the wrong location, digging up the entire drain field for the septic system, why he didn’t stop when he hit the first pipe still baffles everyone. Then he demanded $2000 from us to move the pool to where the site plan said it was to go. When we spoke with the pool company and reminded them that our contract was with them not RFT, they made Justin move it. He then proceeded to cut every corner imaginable and ultimately failed code inspections. He tried to tell the inspector it was our fault he failed, but the inspector told us RFT has a history and reputation of this type of work. The pool company ended up having to remove RFT from the job and brought in another subcontractor with 20+ years of pool building experience. The new contractor had to rework everything RFT did, as they found flaws in every step, it took them 3 weeks just to correct RFT’s doings. If your pool company is sending RFT to your house, I recommend asking for a different contractor. Justin talks a good game, but he spends all his time on the phone while working on your pool, when he makes mistakes due to his lack of focus, he’ll blame you and become belligerent.
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