Puleio Roofing Co

Things started well. When change orders came in, we weren't shocked and paid for additional work. We were disappointed in his strong arming by requiring we pay everything up front unlike the 1/3 installments with the original contract. He kept bringing up that we were getting a good deal and that he needed the cash for the supplies. He started disappearing for weeks at a time in February and constantly missed appointments with the condo association. These are only a few of his excuses for taking time off from the project.... * Brakes didn't work on his truck * He was rear ended and couldn't work for a month * His alternator died * He had food poisoning * His daughter had food poisoning * His grandmother in Florida was sick. (I'm not trying to sound cold-hearted here, but coincidentally it was at the same time as school vacation and he disappeared for 2 weeks) * Had a death in the family (disappears for a month) * Takes a month long vacation in July after not coming at all in June due to bad weather * He comes to the house on July 31st to tell us the job will be completed in 2-3 weeks. * On August 5, when he was supposed to start work after his vacation, he tells us he won't finish the job for "personal reasons" and thanks us for understanding. I have tried repeatedly to get a hold of him leaving messages, emails, etc asking for a refund and he has been ignoring my attempts. Also, when I asked for copies of invoices for plywood and the skylight, he always said they were at the office and he kept forgetting them. He said the skylight manufacturer messed up the order and was running behind. I highly question that given how little work building material suppliers are in the current economy. Needless to say, we've had a horrible experience with the roofer and would recommend anyone with a large job to think twice about it and go with a company that is more professional and has more capacity. You might get a better quote from a small operation like the one we chose, but there was no execution capability.