A. Perin Roofing & Siding

Complaint: [redacted] I am rejecting this response because:First and foremost, I want to point out that it is not stated anywhere on the original contract that these costs could change (Please see attachment AP Contract) Work was performed, in accordance with contract, however, there were several circumstances which led to the job taking over a month to complete I will try to address statements made in the previous response from company, which is not signed.There was damage to my porch , due to the ice/water shield installed improperly by A.P Rain leaked thru roof of porch, into newly rebuilt/insulated walls (done by [redacted] ) This was inspected by [redacted] and [redacted] *** I called [redacted] and it was decided, that the repair was to be done by [redacted] , but paid for by AP He also told me to deduct the cost from AP contract, rather that cut a check to [redacted] himselfAs you will see on the original contract, (attached AP Contract), on 10/ [redacted] came to my house, we agreed on the contract and the price, minus a 5% discount (I had asked for 10% but he said AP would only allow 5%) I agreed, he accepted, signed and took the deposit of $ On 10.22.2014, the job still not complete, I received an email and new invoice (attached as 2nd Contract) from [redacted] *** I called him, leaving a voice mail, saying that it is unclear to me why and/or how, there are new figures He did not return my call until 10/28, at which point work was still not yet finished, and he said he would stop by and discuss soon.On 11/06, [redacted] left me a vm, saying he wanted to come by and pick up a check, job finally completed He came to my home on 11/7, and explained to me that: the figures for the MAIN decreased by $190, Standing Seam, decreased by $115, and Gutters decreased by $125, as a courtesy from himself, as he was trying to offset the additional charges of $and $ I told him, although appreciated, it was very confusing to me that the price for the roof (asphalt and metal) and gutters can go down! It was also explained by [redacted] that the costs for doing my job were not properly estimated, as originally a sub-contractor was supposed to do the metal roofing, and AP used this subcontractors estimate to order materials I contend that although unfortunate, but I should not have to absorb or pay for their error I was not originally provided with the information that AP would be using sub-contractors, either This information may have influences my decision to use AP as my roofer After much discussion, [redacted] asked me..."Was I agreeable to pay the original contract?" I said that I was - I wrote "pd ck in full, recvd", he signed it, took the check and left Nothing was signed/added after the fact, as the office manager contends I received an email from the office manager later that day, requesting a copy of [redacted] invoice to accompany the credit, attached Three days later on 11/10, I received yet another invoice, thru email, from the office manager This is an invoice, not a contract, backdated to Once again, new figures and additional figures It is on this new invoice that and adjustment is made for "materials provided by homeowner" At no time, did anyone request information from myself with regards this credit I responded and attached a copy of the Contract, signed by [redacted] , for her recordsI would have happily spoke with AP in regards to the multiple invoices/charges It was never pointed out to me that [redacted] had no authority with regards to figures or contracts On the contrary, when AP tells me [redacted] with handle the everything, that is what I expected, and [redacted] did handle most of the supervision of the work here, which took much long than expected, due to several unseen issues When [redacted] left here with the final check that day, he was professional and a gentleman We both conceded that several issues had happened to make the job a difficult one, he apologized profusely and made it very clear to me that he wished to leave with the check on good terms.Finally once again, no where was it provided to me that the figures in the contract were subject to change Regards, [redacted]