Trump demands contractors make changes to his under-construction helipad: Report

President Trump ordered contractors working on the White House helipad to redo their work, frustrated with its appearance after weeks of construction, according to reports.

Trump was dissatisfied with the result of the construction of the helipad, having made it a priority when work began in June, the Washington Post reported Tuesday, citing two people familiar with the project.

The president has shown interest in adding a landing pad that is level with the horizon, which would require contractors to disassemble their work and consider leveling the sloped South Lawn.

Federal Aviation Administration recommendations do not require helipads to be perfectly horizontal, though they should be flat to allow for water runoff.

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