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A family from Sanford saw their home dream come to an abrupt halt as their builder, J&R Homes, declared bankruptcy amid the construction phase, leaving a half-constructed home and substantial amounts of lien debt. Their predicament garnered the attention of a benevolent contractor, Cameron Adams from GC Adams Construction, who extended his offer to complete the partially-built home despite the risk several other builders perceived.
With the adept intervention from Adams, the home, initially seen as a doomed project, stands complete today. This outcome was unimaginable a year ago when the family was grappling with the double bind of an unfinished house and tens of thousands in liens from different subcontractors. Thanks to the diligent efforts of legal experts, the family successfully had the liens dismissed. The home completion ushered in relief that emanated from Adams' unwavering professionalism, empathy, and timely assistance. Adams cast light on the necessity of thorough homework before hiring a builder, emphasizing on getting genuine reviews from the builder's previous clients, serving as an inspiring example in his industry.
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[1] Home renovations finally finished for Sanford family after builder went bankrupt
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