Business ProfileforFinch Home Solutions LLC

Finch Home tried to extort my 82 year old parents for a simple repair. They started at $20,000 and then in a hi-pressure in-house visit that day grinded them down to $14,500. Then I called the President Cody Finch after, e-mailing my specific request on forcing a Fraudulent price on the elderly and those with Dementia. I told Cody send me the proposal/Invoice a 2nd time on the phone. I asked him if he refused to do that, and he said he would send it. It never happened. Then after my explicit instructions that we would contact them after we got the requested details, they called my parents again, and pressured them into an $8,000 job for partial work. They threatened that their 1970 house was not up to electrical code. We are filing a complaint with the Minnesota Attorney General's Office, and they have been helpful. We had a Local Electrician inspect the house today & they determined all they needed to do was replace a 200 Amp Circuit for their Microwave estimated from $400-500. Everything else was an unnecessary shameless attempt to shake-down Elderly by Selling Fear. Shame on you Cody Finch. you've been in business under 4 years and claim your Goal is to become Minnesota's most trusted electrician. https://finchhomesolutions.com/meet-the-team/ Matt Blood is the name of his on-site Technician that did the in person hard sell. The other Electricians were honestly disgusted and told me how to file a complaint with the Minnesota Electrical Inspector assigned to this Lake Minnetonka area.

We were called to this customers home due to a microwave that had burned up a receptacle. Our technician when on site did an assessment of the electrical system and offered 3 different options with a very wide range of pricing with everything marked up to cover fees. Our top option on paper was close to $20,000. We offered discounts for signing up for our membership safety program, paying with a check, and starting the project when we had techs sitting at home. That all brought the project down to $14,500. The homeowners tried to negotiate down to $12,000 and while I was on the phone I had stated that maybe the top option is not what they needed to do as it may have been outside their budget. The homeowners had decided to go with the top option as they liked that it was the best system available. We ordered all the materials and had it delivered to the home to begin the work that same day. We completed half of the project that day but left the new sub panel set up in a tempt in manner as we were to be returning the next day to complete the work. That night we received a phone call from the customer stating that their son was extremely upset about the money they were spending on an electrical project and that they wanted to cancel. This was of course not a big deal as we just needed to get the remaining bits of material and wrap up what work was started to a point where an electrical inspection could be passed. When on site the homeowner again tried to shake us down in price to the $12,000 to complete the project and I had told the homeowner that we are not doing that as we do not want to further be in the middle of anything with the family issues. We completed the work that had been started the previous day, gathered the materials that were unused so we could return them and left. There were no pressure sales in this home as I stated to the homeowners that we could leave the quotes with them to look over and could return when ready. The homeowners wanted to begin work right away.