On January 12, 2018 we entered into a contract to have a flat roof repaired at our home located at xxx Street in Wilton Manors with Paul Bange Roofing . As your company came highly recommended within the community, we were looking forward to working with you. Unfortunately, the customer service we received was inadequate from the time after we entered into contract. There was no communication either written or verbal from the company to us, the homeowners, as to the status of our project. Considering the project began 6 weeks after what the contract had stated. It was a continual follow up on our, the homeowners, end to get information as to what was happening . Once the project did begin on Tuesday, May 1, the crew that came to our site were courteous and professional. At the completion of the first day, one of the workers stated that someone would be back tomorrow to complete a few tasks, to which materials were visibly left around the site, i.e buckets, ladders, tape measures, etc. The following day came and went, to which no one came back. A phone call was made toward the end of business day to the office on Wednesday May 2, to which they were not privy to what was supposed to happen at our site. Was informed that someone would be by tomorrow. On Thursday, May 3 certain items were removed, and a ladder was secured to our roof. At the end of business day on Friday, May 4 the ladder is still secured to the roof and no one has contacted us with an update. After speaking with xxx, she stated that the roof had failed inspection and was reschedule for inspection some time the following week. It was expressed that we, the homeowners, were unhappy with the lack of communication that we had been receiving throughout the entire project. Especially as the weekend had forecast high winds and we were concerned with the ladder becoming detached and a possible projectile. As we took the ladder down for the weekend, we requested to have a phone call when the inspection was scheduled as we would be glad to put the ladder back up. Which xxx did communicate with us as to when the inspection was scheduled to happen. On Tuesday, May 17 an urgent phone call was received from xxxx who was requesting payment immediately. It was expressed that we, the homeowners, had not received a final invoice from Paul Bange Roofing, did not know how much was owed, and would be happy to provide a credit card for payment once an invoice was received via email. Michael agreed to email me the following day and to send it over via text message that afternoon as well. On Wednesday, May 18 there are three missed calls from your office in the early morning within 10 minutes of each other for verification for our email address to send the invoice. (This was provided with your contract which we signed and returned .) Then xxx left an urgent voicemail again stating how he “needed payment from us ASAP.” Within two and a half hours another message was left that he “knocked on our door” and guessed we were not home. A conversation was had the previous day that we would be glad to pay once an invoice has been received. Which is a normal business practice . Then to be continually harassed then coming to our house is unacceptable. Once I returned xxxx phone call and expressed our discontent a credit card was provide to him over the phone. However, is it in your normal business practices to copy customer credit card information over the phone while in a vehicle and not in a secured office? For a company with roughly 30 years in our community we were expecting a higher level of customer service and are beyond disappointed with Paul Bange Roofing. The only positive so far is that our roof is not leaking after the recent heavy rains . We suggest that your customer service match the quality of your product. Unfortunately, at this time we do not plan to use Paul Bange Roofing in the future or recommend your services.