I have never felt compelled to write a bad review before. I have always been happy with the contractors that I have selected based on Angie's List's ratings. I chose this contractor in no small measure because it had high ratings on Angie's list. Unfortunately, my experience was not at all positive. The materials for the new room were of good quality and the price was fair--no complaints. However, I did encounter the following issues: 1. I asked the owner, Bob Round, to give me a few days notice before they started work so that I would have time to remove items of furniture, etc. from the existing room. Despite this specific request, he called me at 7:30 PM on a Sunday evening and told me they would be there at 9AM the next day. This caused me to have to do a "fire drill" to get the existing room emptied out that night. This is a fairly small point, but annoying. 2. On a more serious note, when they poured the concrete for the new footer that would serve as the base for the walls of the new patio room, I noticed that along one course, the footer was not perpendicular to the back of the house, meaning that the wall would not be either, and that the room would not be "square." I called Bob Round of APR to discuss this with him and was told they would be able to "adjust" for this and make the room square. Yet when the room was constructed, it was not square--it was off by between 1.5 and 2 inches, which is discernable to the naked eye--you do not need a measuring tape to see it. By this point, the room was finished. When I called them on it, they did agree to lower the price by $1,000, since there was no real way to fix the problem. While it is nice that they did something to adjust the price, the fact is that the room is not square. 3. The biggest issue, which I did not discover until more than a month after they finished the work, is that the concrete subcontractor/employee for APR took all of the surplus wet concrete and dumped it on the backside of a compost pile that I maintain at the back of my property. This was done without my knowledge or permission, and while I was at work. The wet concrete was dumped on the back side of the compost pile and then covered with material from the compost pile so that I would not see it. When it dried, it dried to from a more or less continuous slab that was as much as four inches thick in some places. I stumbled onto it on Saturday, July 2. As a result, I got to spend several hours of my Fourth of July Weekend breaking this mass of now hardened concrete up with a sledge hammer and dragging it to the top of my driveway. I now have a pile of concrete rubble that weighs at least 350 pounds sitting on my driveway, which I must find a way to dispose of. I will be calling APR to ask them to take it away, but if they don't, I will have an expense. Even if they make the matter right, I still am highly offended by this practice. They obviously knew it was wrong--that is why they covered it up. I cannot even be certain that I have discovered all of it yet. As a result of the foregoing issues, I cannot at all recommend this contractor. I wonder how many members have given APR a high rating but haven't found some dumped concrete somewhere on their property?