Brunelleschi Construction

Numerous lawsuits for botched work including Sheetrock, ductwork, framing, plumbing. Falsifying final inspections for work that never passed inspection and abandoning a job after being paid $ 211,000. Their website mysteriously disappeared after the lawsuits, most likely their demise came quickly. You deserve what you get from tv wanna be contractors.

I used to rent an apartment in a building redone by them in Hoboken it was an amazing experience excellent space and finishes! It was a prewar building with contemporary flair! I can’t imagine their new building in Jersey city being nothing short of amazing. The new restaurant by Dale Talde and the Italian market Carrino Provisons next to it look like they’ll be a new hot spot! Good to see that they’re dedicated to revitalizing downtown JC.

Ha — I think this is all you need to know about these quality craftsmen:
This for BrunCON and the amazing job they did on M650 Flats!
Do you want tremendous energy bills? They tout themselves as developers of green construction, yet even my untrained eye quickly realized that a 1,200 sqft loft with one climate zone will not be efficient. Couple that with the fact that the HVAC unit and thermostat are located right next to the front door (that borders un-​heated/​cooled hallways), the farthest point from the bedroom with only one exposed duct, and you’ll quickly realize your dream of putting PSE&G’s kids through college. I thoroughly enjoyed paying to heat/​cool the front of the apartment while shivering/​sweating through every night. I couldn’t even open a window because…
Do you enjoy sirens all night, every night? ¾ of the building borders Montgomery, Summit, and/​or Baldwin Aves — major arteries into and out of the less-​desirable areas of Jersey City (even less-​so than 650 Montgomery!) So not only do you get to hear repeated, almost gratuitous, siren usage by emergency vehicles but you also get to hear bums fighting (early and often), domestic violence, car stereos, cars without mufflers, cars with very loud mufflers (I thought that trend ended in the late 90s, but apparently not), and jack hammers from the 13^th time the road dept has decided to redo the sidewalks. The fun doesn’t stop there because…
Do you like the paint on your car? Take a look around at all the cars in the garage, they all have a (or many) massive rash on the side. In a tight parking space, who covers the surfaces with one of the most abrasive surfaces possible? Seriously, even the carrino-​mobile had it. I supposed I shouldn’t be so surprised at the lack of thought to construction because…
Do you enjoy indoor water features? BrunCON is so amazing at what they do that they decided to include a free waterfall in every apartment! Some may say that they lack a simple, fundamental tenant of home construction (putting a roof over someone’s head) but I enjoyed the adventure. Whether it was my landlord frantically calling every time it rained to ensure the ceiling wasn’t collapsing or hearing other residents discuss the latest body of water in their condo and resulting, necessary repairs, fun times were had by all. Especially because…
Do you enjoy ongoing construction under, over, all around you? Because the water features are so entrenched in every residence, there have been multiple contractors onsite to try and fix the issue. The unit below me needed to allow the work crews access to their condo/​personal space all day every day for a couple of months to try and fix the issue. One morning the crew was in a full-​on screaming match full of expletives, as if to try to out-​do the bums and baby mommies/​daddies on the sidewalk below. When that didn’t solve the water issues they brought in another crew who sounded like they were tearing through the roof above. Too bad a competent management company doesn’t exist to warn residents of these things (that are still ongoing.) Finally, all of this would be bad enough without…
Do you like terrible, terrible neighbors? I’m not talking about the 98% of the nice people who’ve been screwed over by the carrinos, or even the locals drinking on the sidewalk/​stoop. I’m talking about the carrinos themselves. You’d think they’d be a little embarrassed/​ashamed/​remorseful for building and selling the «gold standard of worksmanship.» Not these people. They will randomly park in your spot, allow their storage to go into your space without apology, leave their garbage and other assorted stuffs in the hallway for days. The only people who have anything nice to say about them are people who only know what a tv producer put on air. Ask around JC, not just in the building. One of the main reasons I chose to live in this dump was the view of Manhattan from the roof deck. When the son decided that he needed privacy for his deck he effectively cut off any view I had with a, blatantly out of code, fence. As there was no reasoning with the angry little man, after I had it reported to the city he 1) called the fire marshal on me and, after that ended up inconveniencing the entire building, he tried to blame it on me and 2) when finally forced to bring his fence up to code he built a full-​on spite fence to ensure that I had zero (0) view of anything but 2x4s.
I suppose I learned my lesson. Choose substance, this company sucks.

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— everything noted in court is true. My sister is having the same issue now. I saw the results of their work. Amazing how bad it was, walls not square, tiles that look like a first grader did them, holes in walls, wrong paint, poor patch jobs and even hooked up appliances wrong. They are a joke.

A PR person for this company keeps getting my reviews removed. They keep citing the fact that I have no first hand experience with the company which is a LIE. Considering Anthony Carrino and Alfonso Carrino via Bruncon built the building I lived in for over a year. Dealing with Bruncon (Anthony in particular) and their blatant lack of respect was miserable. The building is young (see my review about m650 flats) but already needs a massive repair on the addition they built to it. Bruncon offered to pay ~10% of the repairs, with owners of m650 flats responsible for the rest. I advised people that I felt this was an unfair deal and very atypical… it’s unusual and quite frankly dumb to grant builders a waiver of liability.