* NOTE: This story was updated on July 5, 2016 to include comments from Steven Miller’s lawyers.
MONTREAL – After a year of waiting for their landscaping to be completed, a Pointe-Claire family can rest a little easier.
The Riley’s told Global News they paid over $30,000 to Steven Miller Landscaping last year to have their lawn, driveway and walkway re-worked.
While the driveway was completed, a portion of the work was left unfinished.
Lawyers for Miller contend that in addition to the driveway, the company also completed 90 per cent of the back patio and retaining wall, representing more than 70 per cent of the value of contract.
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After hearing of Global’s continuous coverage, landscaping company Marc Legault Enterprises stepped forward to complete the work for free.
Saturday, workers were putting the finishing touches on the lawn.
Several others came forward to Global News, claiming they still have unfinished business with Steven Miller.
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Miller insisted he found out he owed money to Revenu Québec last July and after fighting with them for a few months, was forced to declare bankruptcy.
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According to Miller, the company accumulated debt partly because some clients didn’t pay their bills on time.
A police investigation against Miller has been launched and is still ongoing.