My experience with Adam Vaillancourt in November of 2022. I requested a quote for a roof cleaning, but it turned into a quote for a new roof given we did not know the age or history of the roof. I got quotes from multiple companies, and Adam Vaillancourt was the highest, by a lot. The job was straightforward and consisted of removing and installing new shingles, new fascia, new soffits and cutting in a bathroom vent. The total cost was $18,948.00. I figured with the good reviews that I could find; their experience and professionalism would justify the almost 2x higher price for the job. I was wrong. On Installation Day, Juan was the foreman for my job. He was pleasant to chat with but did not verify many details of the job. The crew that was assigned to my job, did not speak English, which led to some confusion about some of the installation as Juan was not at my house for most of the day, and was acting as the translator. The crew moved relatively quickly, and my job was complete around 7:30pm the same night, which left the workers working by flashlight for a few hours. I was not a fan of this, but they did not seem too interested in stretching the job for another day. I checked the work the day after and the roof looked decent, but there were a bunch of issues with the soffits and fascia boards. The “pork chops” were cut poorly and large gaps were just filled with copious amounts of caulk to try to hide the appearance. The soffits were wavy and not tight against the siding of the house leaving large visible gaps and open areas for wind driven rain to enter and damage my home. That day I messaged Juan who was kind of standoffish and just messaged me to “contact customer service” and that he did not have time to come back to look at it. I contacted customer service, but it took weeks to get someone to contact me back. Finally Paul got in contact with me and came to check out the issues. Paul found the pork chops to be cut poorly and issues with the soffits but could not do anything as the weather was too cold and there would be a risk of damaging the siding. He recommended waiting until warmer weather to fix the issues. I agreed with this and was under the assumption all would be taken care of soon. I was wrong again. Paul reached back out (after I emailed customer service to see when he was coming, and to see when the spring cleaning would happen) and he came out mid-April to fix the porkchops. He adjusted one side of the soffit but nothing else. The porkchops now look decent but the soffits remained an issue, so I called him back out to come check them out. I met with him on 4/25 to go over my concerns which consisted of wavy soffits, soffits that can be pushed up into the roof (not secure), gaps along the siding as the soffit does not sit flush, and really expressed my concern with rain and moisture getting between my siding from these gaps. All were met with “there’s nothing else we can do”. I got every excuse in the book thrown at me… “we are just roofers”, “the soffits are just vinyl”, “they will float up with wind”, “they were installed in the wintertime” etc. He did not seem interested in coming up with a solution to actually fix the problem. I floated the idea of putting a wood strip along the rafters, so they actually had something to nail the soffit too, but he did not seem too interested. I mentioned to Paul that this was not the quality I would expect for such an expensive job, and his only reply was "yeah, we are not the cheapest”. Paul said he would discuss with “the higher ups” and let me know, but I am not holding out hope. I also mentioned to Paul that I have not had my spring cleaning and still finding nails and screws everywhere. The spring cleaning was supposed to happen as the roofing crew could not get everything off the ground due to it being frozen with snow, but this supposed cleanup never happened either. I have also given up on this and started doing it myself, but not what I would expect for a very expensive job.