Presley Enterprise

Review: [redacted] has been advanced over $10,000.00 to reconstruct my roof he has torn the remainder of it off opened my decking floor and slid beams into the decking portion.He has not shown back up on the job for almost three weeks.When seen or on the rare ocassion I can get him on the phone he tells me a day and then does not show.Also all communication has stopped .Desired Settlement: $8,750.oo

Review: I hired [redacted] Enterprises ([redacted]) on May 14, 2015, in good faith, to fix areas of my home that had been initially damaged by a bad gutter. The gutter had been improperly installed originally, causing water to enter my exterior walls. My flat roof on the rear addition of my home had also presented warped wood. Mr. [redacted] did replace some of the damaged wood, but not all of it, though he claimed to have replaced it all. Instead of replacing the old, bent gutter, he put it back on my home, and added no flashing. When he did this, the rain began to enter behind the warped gutter, and back into the walls, which was the cause of the original problem. After about four attempts to "bend" the old, rotted gutter into submission, which only caused more water to enter my home, and more stress on my part, [redacted] finally offered to install a new gutter free of charge." This, of course, was the most expensive and stressful "free" item I have even experienced, and this is where the real problems began. [redacted] improperly installed the gutter. He did not use flashing, nor did he add a drop-down edge behind the gutter. Instead, he used cheap tape and caulk, likely assuming that I would never see his shoddy work. It rained several times, and each time, I texted [redacted] to alert him to the water that was pouring into my home and behind his free, improperly installed gutter. I practically begged him to come and fix the problem. He ignored my texts. Water kept pouring into my home and behind the gutter, back into the walls that he "replaced." Also, [redacted] tried to fool me by telling me that he dug an underground path for my water to flow from the downspout. As it turned out, [redacted] buried an aluminum downspout into the ground (which is illegal) instead of a proper PVC pipe. When a real expert came to survey this, he was appalled. He found the smashed aluminum downspout buried underground, which only caused more water to be backed up onto my property. Furthermore, [redacted] installed some alumDesired Settlement: I seek a $2,000 refund.