wendy M.
Sooooo terrible
These commercials with christinas HORRIFIC voice. What are they thinking.
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wendy M.
These commercials with christinas HORRIFIC voice. What are they thinking.
Beth L.
Well, where do I start. Justin the operations manager was a family member and I have known him for 30 years. I helped many times in situations that he dug himself into and almost wound up homeless. Every business he started failed due to poor management and choices. I helped him so much not only supporting him with money but actually working with him for minimum wages. I paid all his bills. I took care of him when he was dx with a debilitating disease. I can go on and on. He took all my money and then accepted more money over a period of 5 years. He has no morals nor a conscious. He is now representing this company and will do the same thing to them. I have tried to warn them but they don't care. They hired an untrustworthy man and whatever they get so be it. He can sell the Brooklyn Bridge alright but he can't fool the universe. Whatever goes around surely comes around and it will and I have told him that. Beware of this company and read reviews on all forums as they are mostly bad. Blessings to all as u will need them. Below r some negative reviews. Negative Feedback: Inconsistent service quality: Some customers have reported issues with the quality of work or communication depending on the specific dealer or location. Delays and communication issues: Some customers have experienced delays in installation or issues with communication from the company. Potential for high costs: While Jacuzzi Bath Remodel is positioned as a premium service, its pricing may be higher than some competitors. Pushy sales tactics: Some customers have reported feeling pressured into making a purchase during the initial consultation. Beth L
Jeffrey D.
I'm surprised Costo is partnered with this company. They are not a cost effective solution. Salesman came to my home. Had a very fancy presentation. Quoted me nearly $30K to do 2 small bathrooms with Acrylic material that looks cheap compared to tile. The quote wa crazy I told him. I hired another bathroom renovation company in Calgary, AB for $17 K did the job with tile.
David W.
I did a quote review. Lady showed up and quoted $23,000 for one walk in bath, complete with mood lights and scent producers. Needless to say, even with installation costs removed and no payments for a year, doing this at this price seemed ridiculous. So I found a walk in shower at Home Depot and I bought two of them for $4000, and had them both installed by a local contractor for $2200! Beautiful job and and perfect installation. Don't be fooled, Jacuzzi is a ripoff.
Mark
I think it's pretty cool that this company gave a special needs person a spot on there commercial, I think her name was Christina, anyway I don't think that people with mental illnesses like her get very many opportunities so kudos to you guys.
Kim
The commercial you have advertising when the woman in green puts her hands over her face and starts screaming when she sees her new tub / shower it's ridiculous every time I see it I cringe I see it at least four or five times a day. That part of the commercials irritating just my opinion
Michael K.
The promotion being offered by Jacuzzi, One Day Bathroom Remodel, with All Installation Costs Waived and One Year No Interest is deceptive advertising be careful. I did not receive any savings from PJ Fitzpatrick the authorized reseller and the 1 year no interest offer was not extended to me even though I chose that option. The quality of the materials do not justify the cost and the workmanship of the installation by the authorized reseller/installer PJ Fitzpatrick was shoddy and not completed correctly. It was also done over 3 months after I put 25% down to get an "accelerated" installation. The installer for the authorized reseller PJ Fitzpatrick also demanded payment in full even though there were serious workmanship issues and I was not satisfied with the job or he would not leave my home at 11pm at night when they finished. I did not find this to be a reputable company I would want to work with again. In addition, the installer broke the alarm sensor wire and I have scheduled the alarm company to come in to replace. Nothing in this process went well, I drastically overpaid, the accelerated installation was a scam, the promotions were not extended to me, the products are subpar, the workmanship is shoddy, the business practices shady, and the entire experience leaves me with something I hate. The one thing I really wanted, I didn't get, a new Jacuzzi, I have been a loyal customer and used Jacuzzi tubs for over 30 years and the one they installed was the cheapest low budget model that does not compare to the models I have used for over 30 years. I wish I had my old one back.
Carrie B.
To ALL Homeowners.... It's called buyer BEWARE!!! We decided NOT to go for this scam after contacting the company and asking important questions before meeting with a sales associate. When I use the word scam it means not representing your company or yourself in total truthfulness or hem hauling around the truth. It seems as though complete honesty and trustworthiness has gone MIA especially since all these social media influencers who lie about products that they say are miraculous on their health, skin, etc. Then we have to deal with AI technology that really goes beyond deceit and fraud. I call BULL S**T!!! We all need to be weary of all sale tactics and REMEMBER NO ONE can force you to buy something or sign on the dotted line. This is your home and its your due diligence to make sure you are getting the right information and the right pricing before you meet with a sales associate & sign anything. Do your homework and research all information and the questions you should ask customer service who are supposed to be trained in giving you as much correct information as possible before scheduling a time and place to meet their sales associate. Especially ask of they have their own company installers or will it be a 3rd Party contractor????Which it seems EVERY company is using these days. Tell them you want to know the installers contact information before the install and especially before the demolition so you can check their credentials. If they can't or won't supply it then DON'T BUY OR SIGN!!! These contractors could care less about the install as they will put their mistakes on your back to make sure the problems will be corrected. They aren't going to be honest and own up to mistakes willingly. ALWAYS get reviews from a TRUSTWORTHY site or BBB and do your homework. Think about it, would you really want someone to come in and do your bathroom in a 10 - 12 hr. Install? Do you think that they are going to give your bathroom their full attention to every detail without taking shortcuts???? I am sorry, but my bathroom is my sanctuary to come and relax in. NOT to jump in and get out in a couple of minutes. You might as well have a waterhose from your backyard as a shower. REPORT them to the FTC and before you sign anything get your biggest magnifying glass and READ the Willy Wonka print at the bottom, because that's where they state "Not All Things Appear As They Look Or Should Be Suckers" in more formal law written verbiage, but basically the same meaning. REPORT THEM & GOOD LUCK 👍