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"I had a few missing shingles on my roof. Jeff Doyle came out to give me an estimate and was able to complete the work in less than two weeks. I already had the replacement shingles. While the worker was up there (on a rainy day, no less!) he also checked out the rest of the roof. Jeff returned all phone calls immediately--very pleasant to deal with."

"Unprofessionalism at a level I couldn’t have imagined. We were promised that our projects (new deck, floors & cabinets) would be finished by 10/31/18 and as of today 6 months later, we’re still sitting with unfinished projects, trash and debris all over our front and back yards, and work that may not even be up to code. We’ve had dozens of timelines and revised timelines that they’ve completely blown past and we have no idea if they’ll ever finish what they started. We’ve had to pour countless hours of our own time and thousands of our own funds to try to remedy what they’ve done and it will likely be more once this is all said and done. I wish I could go back in time and warn myself, but instead I’ll warn you."

"Terrible experience. Never called back or showed for 10 weeks after knocking down our old deck in June of 2023 Garbage was left everywhere. Poor craftmanship. Sharp edges left. Drove on my yard without asking permission. Left product on my yard for 10 plus weeks which killed everything underneath. Now we find out they never pulled a permit from the city of Plymouth. We've been told multiple times falsehoods from Everlast people. They cut open siding, left it open and a storm caused damage to our wall in the basement. 18 months later the city of Plymouth shows up and said Everlast told them they only replaced the flooring when that's another lie. BEWARE of these people. Worst construction experience ever."

"My experience with Slim and Trim has been extremely disappointing; I would not recommend their services. They approached us through door-knocking this spring. Riley, our main contact, worked with our insurance to get our roof replaced. We discussed the project, selected materials, and reviewed what would be covered under our insurance. We signed a contract, believing it only covered the roof. During the contract signing, I inquired about including siding in the insurance claim. Riley mentioned he could send a damaged piece of siding to the insurance company for possible coverage. They submitted a request, but insurance only approved a portion of the cost. Riley explained that we had premium siding and tried to get more money from insurance. However, weeks passed without any communication from Slim and Trim, leaving us uncertain about the cost difference and our responsibility for it. Frustrated with their communication and the poor cleanup after the roofing job, we started exploring estimates from other contractors. This led to concerns about Slim and Trim's approach, especially the potential costs of items like door and window wraps and window replacements, which were never discussed. When we informed Riley that we had decided to go with another contractor, he referred us to the company owner, Thomas. Thomas insisted that the contract obligated us to use their services or pay a 25% cancellation fee. We believed the contract only covered the roof, as that was sole focus of our discussions. I had to ask during the signing if insurance would cover the siding, and only then did Riley offer to check. If this had been included in the initial submission, we could have chosen matching roof and siding materials. There was no consultation about the siding, unlike the detailed consultation we had for the roof. The contract was misleading, and we were not informed of any obligations regarding the siding. Now, Slim and Trim claims that because they worked to get the siding approved by insurance, we are obligated to use their services. Their assertion that they went above and beyond for the insurance approval is unconvincing, as they did all the upfront work for the roof before the contract was even signed. It's unfortunate that companies like Slim and Trim give contractors a bad name. Their insistence on enforcing a misleading contract, along with their poor communication, suggests a disregard for customer service once the contract is signed. Had we been satisfied with their roofing work and communication, we wouldn't have felt the need to look elsewhere. Seeking additional estimates helped me understand what to expect with siding replacement and raised important questions about the process. Would they have informed us of our options or been transparent about additional service costs? A company with strong moral principles wouldn’t criticize a customer for seeking bids to make an informed decision. Their claim to uphold core values of honesty and integrity falls flat when they aren’t upfront about their contracts. Once the contract was signed, their "exceptional customer service" began to falter. Their gaps in communication were frustrating, and their cleanup was inadequate. We're still finding shingle pieces, plastic wrapping, and nails scattered around our yard and driveway. Our gutters had tons of nails in them, plastic was hanging from the gutter, our deck was filthy, and the furniture and hanging lights were never put back. Overall, Slim and Trim’s performance was frustrating and fell short of the "exceptional customer service" they advertise. Their attempt to shift blame onto the customer due to a misleading contract is a troubling business practice, raising serious concerns about their ethical standards. I urge caution to anyone considering their services."