Fox17 Problem Solvers News Today

Two West Michigan contacted the FOX 17 Problem Solvers for help after they say a local mason left both of their yards a mess.

Last fall, Bay to Bay Building Concepts made an agreement with state regulators, who, months earlier in July, suspended their licenses over allegations they violated the state’s occupational code.

Excel Trucking, led by a disbarred attorney, shut down in September. It employed 30 drivers who tell FOX17 they just want their hard-earned money.

We now know the details of a settlement that involves a company at the center of a FOX 17 Problem Solvers investigation; however, questions remain.

In September, Sunset Logistics closed. Former employees, like Whetstone, say it happened without notice and the company never issued their last paychecks or reimbursements for money held in escrow.

According to Raymond Morris, Bay to Bay Building Concepts LLC paid him $875 on Monday after FOX 17 aired a story about his alleged issues with the company.

In May, Emma McClure and her husband hired BlackStone Partners LLC to rip out and replace their patio. The couple put down a $4,300 deposit, which equated to 50 percent of the project’s total cost.

The man moved to Kentwood from Florida for a fresh start which he says is now ruined. The house’s actual owners say they feel awful about what happened.

FOX 17 recently told you about the McBride’s story. They spent thousands of dollars to see the artist then learned the seats did not exist a day before the show.

Warren Noorlag contacted the Problem Solvers earlier this month after he unsuccessfully tried to get the money back himself. It started in February when he booked a rental car.