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"Great! Joel was great to work with. He did an excellent job."

"Project began 2nd week of January, 2019. Now it is July 30, 2019 Problems: 1. J-channel bordering top edge of the vinyl siding was cut (now a u-channel) and dropped over the top of the vinyl siding, not attached to anything. This in two places. I corrected this. (See photos 1-A, 1-B, 1-C) 2. The sheet metal covering the corner where the aluminum porch column joins the original wall and soffit had gaps of as much as ½” on three sides. (See photos 2-A, 2-B) I corrected this. 3. The column that one of the doors attached to was (and still is) out of plumb. This led to door latching problems. Fixed, sort of. The handrail post just outside that door is also out of plumb in the opposite direction. Does not look very professional. (See photo 3-A) 4. The gutter has NO downslope (lowest point is in the center of its 18’-0 length). Also, the cutout for the downspout fitting was chopped out, leaving a ragged edge and an opening of about 60% of the downspout area. And the downspout attachment fitting was placed on the OUTSIDE BOTTOM of the gutter instead of the inside! This causes the gutter to overflow and leak into the enclosed porch. David promised to fix it within a couple of weeks. I called him ten days after the promised date and David did not answer and would not return my calls for two weeks. On June 10, 2019, he made another promise to fix everything within 2 weeks. haven’t heard from him since. At that time, he also scolded me for calling him every day, which I had to do, because NONE of these calls were answered or returned. (See photos 4-D, 4-E) 5. The project called for an 11’-3 addition to the existing deck, extending it past the enclosed area. The deck at that end is exactly 8’-0 (96”) wide. The width at the added end is 7’-10 ½ (94 ½”) wide, 1 ½” out of square! 6. The seven treads on the stairs from the deck to the ground were to be replaced. The crew removed the old treads be beating them off with a big hammer. This wrecked the three stringers, splitting them in places, which they repaired by gluing the in some places and just leaving some as is. (See photos 6-A, 6-B). 7. The four handrail posts (4 x 4 wood) stop 4 3/8” from the top of the white vinyl shell. As a result, the screws attaching the handrail to the posts are screwed into 1/8” vinyl instead of the 4 x 4 wood post. (See photo 7-C)"