I want to start off this letter by stating that I am extremely unsatisfied with the level of service, and quality that your company has provided us. We met with Jake initially for our sales demonstration. Jake was pretty good, went through attic said we would need to replace roughly 6 sheets of plywood for the roof. He assured us that the crew that was going to be doing the roof would inspect all of the wood and replace anything that was bad. We then told Jake that we just want the job done right, we didn’t care if all plywood needed to be replaced, we would pay for any additional fees related to that. He then again assured us that Elite was not just a fly by night roofing company, but rather a full service company which would handle all aspects of job and that if there was anything wrong with the roof that they would fix it at the time of installing the new roof. He then went into putting down 6 sheets of plywood into the contract and stated that if there was more that was needed that the job foreman would call and let me know. Jake then went into detail about how the owner of the company, Eric, was such a stickler for a clean job site, that all crews have a dedicated person for picking up nails. They have a magnetic roller that they are constantly using to make sure there is little to no nails left when they were done. He explained that they have two crews, one for roofing and one for gutters/trim/soffit. Both jobs would be done one after another over two days. All of this sounded great and we were feeling great about our $13,000 investment with Elite. We paid our deposit and waited for our install timeframe. I received a phone call in the evening from Will who said they just had an opening with their roofing crew for tomorrow morning, and asked if that would work for us. We were excited to get into the schedule so quickly so we agreed. Will said that we did not need to be there during the process and that the foreman would walk us through everything after they wrapped up for the day. Later that day, we got home, the roof had been replaced, but the whole crew was gone. We didn’t get any follow up phone calls stating the roof was done, or when the next crew was going to be there, how the job went, etc. Naturally we started inspecting the roof. We noticed several things immediately: The entire roof looked like it was sagging in several spots The ridge vent went all the way to the edge on one side, but then stopped about 6” away on the other side. There were handfuls of nails all over the driveway and the grass We waited for someone to call us about the job being completed, but that never happened. The next call I received was from someone else on your team saying that the gutters, soffit and trim would be installed on Tuesday the 17th of September. I asked if I needed to be home for them to do the job and they said only for the end portion. The gutter crew completed the job and during their “clean up” knocked on the door to see if they could have any trash bags to clean up. We gave them a whole roll of trash bags. The man in charge knocked on the door and said they were done. I said the soffit vent still needed to be replaced with a new white one. He said, no it wasn’t in his work order and if I wanted him to he could spray paint the old one white for me. They then left. After they left we inspected the work, the trim looked like it was put up by a 5 year old, and has hammer marks all over the aluminum. The corners were not even bended fully into a right angle they were just rounded and crimped. The trim was pieced together and really noticeable in several places. I then found a large pile of screws in the driveway and another large pile of screws in the grass. Along with the screws I also found a DEWALT hack saw. So all in all I would say between the screws and the nails from previous job, we had approximately 50 nails/screws left in the driveway and grass. These all are not the end of the world, but for $13,000 it is not what we were expecting. We then waited as we knew that someone was going to review our whole project, and as Jake said initially, we do not pay the final payment until we are fully satisfied with the completed job. During this waiting period we had other folks look at our roof project and they agreed that not only did the roof noticeably sag in areas but the workmanship of the project was really shoddy. The installers didn’t remove the old drip edge, but instead installed the new drip edge over top of the old. Thus causing shingles to bump up at the ends of the roof. We looked in the attic and only 2 pieces of plywood were replaced. During investigation in the attic we then noticed that the plywood was not even touching the rafters in a couple of places which if someone walked on the corner of that sheet, they could fall through the roof. So at this point we have: The entire roof looked like it was sagging in several spots The ridge vent went all the way to the edge on one side, but then stopped about 6” away on the other side. There were handfuls of nails all over the driveway and the grass Soffit vent wasn’t replaced More nails found in driveway Only 2 sheets of plywood were replaced No actual inspection was done of the roof before putting new roof on, as plywood was not touching rafters. New Drip edge was install directly overtop of old drip edge No job foreman has been in touch. Finally after two weeks, fourteen days, I finally called the Elite office to see if anyone was going to contact us about our job. No one in the office knew of our project and they promised to call me back after 2pm with more answers. 2pm came and went with no call. I then waiting another full day and finally called back again. This time someone said yes, the foreman of the job will be out to go over all of your problems and review your job. They scheduled the foreman to come out on Saturday October 5th at 8:30am. Great, we were finally going to be able to talk with the foreman of the job to go over all of our issues. Saturday 8:30am comes and who shows up, Jake the Salesman, NOT the job foreman. What is the point of sending Jake who wasn’t the one that actually did the work, or actually can inspect the job done. Jake says he has 25+ years experience, but that is as a SALESMAN not a job Forman. Jake then goes through some double speak about the sagging roof and says they only check to make sure that the wood will hold nails and that is it. This is the complete OPPOSITE of what we heard previously about hiring a company that would handle all roofing needs to make sure we had the best roofing project done. Jake then goes to say that he himself isn’t happy with the way the trim looks and would talk with someone about that. Jake then says that “it doesn’t hurt anything” when drip edge is installed overtop of old drip edge, but he would talk to someone about that as well. We then asked Jake why it took over two weeks and me calling to get someone out here, he dismissed the question and said, “Well I am here now, so lets focus on that”. So Jake then proceeds to write up a list of items that he says were our complaints and that he would put in a service request for them. After he made the list, he then asks for the final payment for the roof. We stated that we would supply $4,200 of the final payment, to which he said…. You need to pay more than that, these items you listed are just service related items not related to the job itself… !! We finally settled on paying $6,500 of the total $8500 remaining. Jake left with his words being, I promise I will call you Monday and we will have all of these items taken care of asap for you. Monday came and went with no call, no email, no communication what so ever from Jake. On Tuesday I then texted Jake saying this lack of communication was unacceptable. Hours later on Tuesday I then got a voicemail from Jake saying he had already put in the service orders and someone would be calling to schedule and he would be out for Jewish holiday… We finally got a call Friday October 11th stating that the gutter crew would be out on Monday to address issues with “Porkchops”. I a