Jerold Saeman News Today

The owner of a Hastings construction company that has been under investigation by the FOX 17 Problem Solvers for months has filed for bankruptcy.

The owner of a West Michigan construction company accused of failing to complete work he was hired to do has filed for bankruptcy protection, reporting debts of nearly $1 million.

The owner of a West Michigan construction company accused of failing to complete work he was hired to do has filed for bankruptcy protection, reporting debts of nearly $1 million.

The former employee explains without the money, it’s difficult for him to accomplish his goals, which include finishing his schooling.

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.

The license of a local construction company will remain suspended after it failed to pay back thousands of dollars in fines and restitution following a settlement that was reached with the state in November, according to the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs.

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.

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.

Each time Mike Discher glances out at his backyard in Ionia County, he sees a set back. The green grass and wide open space serves as a reminder of a job Discher wants to forget.

Details of the proposed settlement between Bay to Bay Building Concepts LLC and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) are unknown at this time.