Business ProfileforCertaPro Painters of Bartlett

This company (CertaPro Painters of Bartlett, ** at ********************************************************* - **************) is trying to increase the amount due from the amount agreed upon proposal. There was no contact during the project where the company identified a discrepancy between my expectations and their costs. They completed the project with LESS than sub-par quality and damage to my bathroom vanity and hinges and now is trying to up charge me greater than $1500 (roughly a 33% increase to paint and caulk the inside of two bathroom vanities) of the agreed upon proposal (please see clearly delineated time line in paragraph three of my letter). I never agreed to a price increase verbally or with signature.I have never worked with a contractor that did not stop work on a certain part of a project to realign and obtain approval of a needed increase in price if a discrepancy between the customers expectations and the initially agreed upon ***** was identified. No notice was provided that a price increase would occur until AFTER the work in question was completed. AND the specific work in question resulted in damage to my bathroom vanity. No reasonable person would ever agree to pay any amount close to $1500 to have the inside of two bathroom vanities painted and caulked.I have all communication between myself and CertaPro Painters of Bartlett, TN (************************* - Residential Sales Associate and ******************* - Owner) and pictures to substantiate my claims of no notice of increase in price AND the subpar work provided. I have uploaded the letter that I sent via email to the owner ******************* (to which I have not received a response) and just a few pictures, not all, of the subpar work. As stated in my letter to **************, I have no faith in this company to complete the work originally agreed upon or repair the damages to my bathroom vanity(s). To rectify their damage, I will have to remove the doors, fill the multiple drilled holes in the vanity, tough up paint, buy new hinges and rehang the bathroom vanity doors.I do not want this it escalate to a legal issue, but I am more than willing to do so instead of being taken advantage of by this company.