My nearly year long history with Nast : I signed my contract and gave my deposit on March 25th I emailed on April 23rd because I had not heard anything from anyone. I was told that I was in the permit process once that was approved, work would proceed quickly. No communication in May. June 4th again I call because I am out my deposit and beginning to wonder if I am being taken and was told that we were still waiting on the permits. That day Debbie emailed me that you did have my permit and that you would schedule the work as soon as you are able. The permit was actually approved on May 25th. June 18th my old roof came off, they then discovered that the estimate i was given was incorrect and short 6 squares and the job would be 26% more than estimated. At this point I am without a roof and agree to find an additional $4,200 in addition to the $8,400 I am being asked to pay from my original estimate. My trust level in Nast Roofing is not that good right now. Of course now I have to live with the oil refinery smell that my home has completely. My tenants move out and I put them up in a hotel for two weeks while I tough it out. June 23rd I ask for when my tiles will be going on in an email, I was called and told the roof needed to be this way for a couple of weeks. July 5th I call and ask for an update on my roof, was told that my roof was in line but I had again, "other roofs ahead of mine." On July 10th I was called because they could not find what tile I chose and was asked if I had been given a sample. Again, not feeling great with Nast right now. The 11th I send front and back photos of the tile. I am then told it will take 6-8 weeks for it to come in. I cannot for the life of me figure out why this wasn't ordered as soon as I gave my 40% one month earlier. I offer to change the color of my roof to hurry the process along. I am told that all the manufacturers have the same lead time. August 8th the tiles are delivered to my roof. Two more weeks go by and I call to see when I am scheduled and ask them, don't I owe an installment once tiles are delivered? Nast had no idea that the tiles were on my roof and that they had been there for the last two weeks and a few days. I ask for a statement and for when my roof will be scheduled. Again there are two house ahead of me (I am to hear this same phrase five times over four months). August 31st I am sent my statement and another invoice. Second week in September I call to check the status, guess what -- two houses ahead of me. I refuse to send the payment in until I have a firm date, they then refuse to place a date until I send the payment in, again they have the upper hand as I have hundreds of possible hurricane projectiles on my roof during hurricane season. They actually had the audacity to say that I will delay the work being done if I don’t send them my payment. I mail them my payment. They say they will schedule my roof ASAP. Another month goes by with the tiles on the roof still. I again plead to get the roof done. October 26th they finally start on the roof, it takes them two days. Seven months after I gave them my deposit. November 20th they are still not done with the finish work but I get the final invoice. They did not repair the stucco that they damaged taking off the old roofing tiles. This is of course in the front of my house. Another month and December 18th they said that since the worker said they would fix it, they would but don’t normally. It is at this point that I notice the front of my house, which has two peaks is inconsistent. The smaller peak has a fascia board the larger peak does not. I ask the worker why not, he says that they did not put in the furring strip of wood on the larger peak so they cannot put a fascia board in. In other words, the front of my house will never look consistent. I bring up the point that the fascia board is on one side and not the other and how are they going to remedy this? The owner will call me that day, as you can guess there was no call. Finally in January, I call the city inspectors office to re-examine the inconsistency and they agree it isn’t but that it met code. Thus 90% of my house looks one way, 10% that faces the road looks another way. January 18th the same worker comes back to paint the area and the fascia board so they look more consistent. It doesn’t. I was told on four separate occasions the owner of the company would call me, he never did. I emailed him, he had someone else respond. This has been the worse experience I have ever had with a contractor and I have renovated several homes in several states. I would avoid this company. The photo shows the finished work with the inconsistency in the front of my house. Not huge but it will bother me every time I look at it.