I noticed poor work being done by sub-contractors, numerous inspection failures, theft and even attempts to generate fraudulent income from my insurance company. Before signing over my 2nd draw from the insurance money, I was advised that the contractor may bail upon receipt. I asked for a couple days instead of just signing over the large amount of money. In response, the General Contractor changed locks and screwed doors and windows shut, forcing me to kick my door in to be able to enter my home that night. They failed the 50% completion inspection required for the 2nd draw payment. I requested a list of materials used and work completed to date and instead of providing this, the subs were pulled off the project and he immediately filed a lien on my home. Due to the holdup, the plumbing contractor sent me his invoice to try to collect. His invoice is 3x the cost approved by my adjuster and full of fraudulent charges as well as no mention of the copper pipe he unnecessarily cut out and stole from my home. I also paid $10,000 for a kitchen upgrade from my own money and he has failed to even acknowledge receipt of this despite proof of deposit into his account. That's the basic gist of the situation minus further questionable behavior by the contractors and subs. I was told I had to provide a right to repair and they have 30 days to respond, but I'm nearing my deadline where I will lose $44,000 depreciation money if construction is not completed. Also possibly important is the contract states that payment is to be made to a different company than the one performing the work and the company does not have an active business license. Please help!