Adams Construction Group

I was so uncomfortable with the gutter that on final payment I asked Bill pointblank that what if I was to have any more trouble with the gutter, would someone come out to clean and/or fix it. Because I told him that I had gotten the leaf guard gutters so I specifically would never have to go up on a ladder myself to clean them out. He assured me that there would always be someone to do that. A year went by. The following spring rains were flowing over my gutters but not into my gutters. I tried to call the gutter subcontractor. He would not return my calls. I called Leaf Guard; a company I thought was the manufacturer of the gutter. Bill and I would always talk about Leaf Guard when discussing the gutter so I "thought" they were the company. But apparently Leaf Guard was not the company. And then I remember Bill saying that I would get a similar product but it would not be Leaf Guard. I looked through my papers and found that the manufacturer of my product was Leaf Proof. Now I learned an interesting lesson from this: If you're a company called Leaf Guard, your product "guards" against leaves in your gutters. You're a Wisconsin company with a pleasant lady manning the phones, and they're ready to send someone out at a moment's notice to help you with any gutter problems. Also, Leaf Guard has it own team of installers... they don't subcontract. But if you're an Omaha, Nebraska Company called Leaf Proof (subsidiary of Eran Industries); you "prove" leaves do exist. And "proof" of their existence is most likely in the gutter you purchased from them. And the only contact is some guy in Nebraska with a cell phone which he sometimes answers. Also, the guy that answers isn't the guy you want, but he will pass the message on with your phone number. And whoever he passes it onto never gets back to you. So, anyway, when all this happened I did contact Bill, and Bill was incensed that his subcontractor didn't do a better job on my gutters. Besides, he himself had to fire him, but he would not explain to me why he fired him. But when I reminded Bill that he was the contractor and so he was responsible for the overall problem. He agreed with me and then gave me a phone number to Leaf Proof out in Omaha. A place I had already tried, but later I tried again - all which proved futile. Then I told him that there was a big, gaping opening in the top cap where the gutter from the top roof met the gutter from the second floor. He told me that was necessary to act as a baffle to prevent the 2nd floor from getting overwhelmed during a heavy rainstorm. Later, a bird built a nest right inside the gap and water couldn't get through it anyway. I added a little screen myself to fill the gap (after cleaning out the bird's nest.) This year (2010) I removed the cap from the Leaf Proof gutter so the water could at least flow. I also found another bird's nest in