Kate

I hired Independent Roof Inspection Services to do an inspection of a new exterior aluminum installation which included eavestrough, fascia and leafguard. The job was quite expensive but done horribly wrong. The contractor refused to come back and fix their work and tried to sue me for the full amount alleging that nothing was wrong with it. Mr Baughn issued me a report which I used for Court and then later came to my trial as my witness. The Judge accepted Mr Baughn's evidence as probative and reliable and decided the case in my favour. I'm very happy with the result and that there are retired trades professionals out there like Mr Baughn who will offer their opinions backed up by decades of experience to help homeowners fight claims against dishonest contractors who do not provide work in a workmenlike manner and refuse to come back and fix their work. I will use Mr Baughn to oversee my next shingle roof installation. I consider his experience and opinion to be invaluable in works related to the roofing trade. I know with him there, there will be no funny business from the trades who think they can do poor work and demand payment without doing the work right.

I'm very disappointed with my experience using Weaver Exteriors. I'm looking for another contractor to come fix their poor quality work. They left holes all through my eavestrough leaving my roof vulnerable to water damage. The crew was rude, often left the job site for days and 1 guy with less than 4 years experience did most of the work. When I asked that some poorly installed soffit be replaced the crew lead got mad and threatened to charge me more money and omit work promised by the salesman that we had discussed earlier. They used their claw hammer to crack sections of my fascia off, leaned their ladder against my open awning windows and against the edge of my shingles causing damage to my home. The owner denys responsibility saying that these things are all normal install procedures which they pick up in the eavestrough trade. I would warn anyone considering having work done by Weaver to think carefully before trusting their home to this company as their work was less than satisfactory and needs a total tear out and reinstall to rectify their work. If you have had Weaver install windows or eavestrough on your home previously, I would recommend having it checked over for flaws that could lead to water infiltration inside your home and lead to mold and water damage.