Repairs to: Gutters, brick, stone, fence, deck, arbors, drywall, paint, framing, doors, carpentry, carpet, hardwoods, concrete, cabinets, granite, tile, electric, plumbing, commercial finut
ADDITIONS, ARBORS, BATHROOM REMODEL, BRICK, CABINETS, CARPENTRY, CARPET, COMMERCIAL FINUT, CONCRETE, COUNTERTOPS, DECK, DOORS, DRYWALL, ELECTRIC, FENCE, FRAMING, GRANITE, GUTTERS, HARDWOODS, ISH-OKITCHEN REMODEL, PAINT, PLUMBING, ROOFING, SIDING, STONE, TILE, WINDOWS
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I am a very difficult customer. My first contractor even walked off the job. I called this guy and he exceeded my expectations. Did work not asked for-- free. This company is all you need. I know construction, I know sales and this company gets top marks. They have an expert for every facet of the remodel for less money than a two-man crew. These folks will be doing the rest of my house .
"April 1, 2013 -Updated estimate sent, including fence May 15, 2013 -Approved vinyl siding, fascia, install fence; ordered siding (special Order, 10 days) May 20, 2013 -Fence Delivered May 28, 2013 -Vinyl siding installed June 3, 2013 -Sent invoice for siding, fascia, install fence and replace siding at front of house June 7, 2013 -Stacy emailed to confirm receipt of invoice June 12, 2013 -Customer sent payment of $3,348.09 for June 3 invoice July 14, 2013 -Customer said shingle repair was not done and asked if it could be. July 15, 2013 *Stacy emailed and said we never received approval to move forward with shingle repair so it was not completed. Told customer that if he wants to approve it we could schedule same day or following morning. *Customer said it was on estimate and asked what approval was needed. *Stated that we did not do shingle repair because consent was not given. *Customer approved shingle repair. July 16, 2013 -Shingle repair was completed. July 17, 2013 -Sent customer invoice for shingle repair September 4, 2103 *Mailed past due invoice and sent email follow to make sure invoice was received. *Customer stated that he already paid for shingle repair on June 3, 2013 invoice. *Emailed customer copy of original paid invoice, told him we didn’t put on invoice due to not having authorization to proceed, told him we completed the repair after his authorization & that he owed for this repair and to contact Mr. Williams with any questions. *Customer stated again that line item for roof repair was paid. *Replied by email stating that original estimate was $3,858.08, of which $3,348.09 was paid & did not include the roof repair. *Customer stated that he only agreed to pay what was on the estimate. **Estimate total still has not been paid to date; roof repair has still not been paid for. Customer is confusing the estimates and invoices, therefore believes he has paid for roof repair. We explained this to him several times with supporting documentation and he still refuses to pay his outstanding balance of $240.00."
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