An Amherstburg family of four says their home is unlivable following unsafe renovation work by a contractor who claimed to be licensed.
According to CBC News, Tonya Azevedo and her family of four in Amherstburg, Ont., can no longer live in the house they have called home for 20 years. Azevedo told CBC News she spent $155,000 on the renovations and remortgaged the property to cover the cost. She said the contractor presented himself as licensed, but the work he completed was unsafe. CBC News reported police are looking for the contractor. Azevedo described herself as heartbroken over the loss.
Source: CBC News.
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