August 2, [redacted] In regards to the [redacted] case, I was in fear of my workers being shot and their safety is a necessity to being alive I believe any owner would be fearful if a client of theirs threatened to pull out a gun and hold their contractors at gun point I estimate three roof jobs a week, and do a lot of work This is only the second time in sixteen years that I have been sued The contractors on the job stated that the [redacted] s would start drinking liquor everyday around p.m By the time the contractors were done working for the day, the clients were belligerent That would explain the numerous harassing phone calls I would receive daily after p.mevery evening during the duration of the job Most of the time, the conversations made no sense On the fourth day on the job, my contractors were about to finish installation and Mr [redacted] told them NO! They were to clean the entire perimeter before he would allow them to continue with the installation The superintendent ***, told Mr [redacted] , that it is a construction job and that they clean everything up upon completion of the installation Mrs [redacted] , took ***, the superintendent, around the side of the house and told him, “Look, I’ve taken my out of the safe and it’s on the bed!” “I’m about to come outside and start making your guys clean up at gunpoint!” [redacted] called me in fear of his life, and asked what he should do I made the call to pull all of the contractors off the job, for fear of their safety and someone being shot dead The roof was 85% completed when my crew pulled off the job site I went to the Sheriff’s Department and filed a complaint so that I would have a record of what occurred (See attached) I then received a letter that I was being sued by the [redacted] s I refunded their money back, plus any damages and attorney fees The amount paid to them by River City Roofing was $10, They received a roof that was 85% complete, plus all the material to finish the job, and their money back As for as I see it, this case is resolved I could have gone to court, and fought with them over the fact that they threatened my contractors at gun point I didn’t I don’t see any reason at this point for them to complain Sincerely, [redacted] River City Roofing
Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
Regards,
[redacted]
Good afternoon Ms. [redacted],
I would like to amend my answer to Mr. [redacted]'s, of River City Roofing, response to the complaint, to add that we have settled with him and he has signed a release.
August 2, 2016 [redacted] In regards to the [redacted] case, I was in fear of my workers...
being shot and their safety is a necessity to being alive. I believe any owner would be fearful if a client of theirs threatened to pull out a gun and hold their contractors at gun point. I estimate three roof jobs a week, and do a lot of work. This is only the second time in sixteen years that I have been sued. The contractors on the job stated that the [redacted]s would start drinking liquor everyday around 3 p.m. By the time the contractors were done working for the day, the clients were belligerent. That would explain the numerous harassing phone calls I would receive daily after 7 p.m. every evening during the duration of the job. Most of the time, the conversations made no sense. On the fourth day on the job, my contractors were about to finish installation and Mr. [redacted] told them NO! They were to clean the entire perimeter before he would allow them to continue with the installation. The superintendent [redacted], told Mr. [redacted], that it is a construction job and that they clean everything up upon completion of the installation. Mrs. [redacted], took [redacted], the superintendent, around the side of the house and told him, “Look, I’ve taken my 357 out of the safe and it’s on the bed!” “I’m about to come outside and start making your guys clean up at gunpoint!” [redacted] called me in fear of his life, and asked what he should do. I made the call to pull all of the contractors off the job, for fear of their safety and someone being shot dead. The roof was 85% completed when my crew pulled off the job site. I went to the Sheriff’s Department and filed a complaint so that I would have a record of what occurred. (See attached). I then received a letter that I was being sued by the [redacted]s. I refunded their money back, plus any damages and attorney fees. The amount paid to them by River City Roofing was $10,550. They received a roof that was 85% complete, plus all the material to finish the job, and their money back. As for as I see it, this case is resolved. I could have gone to court, and fought with them over the fact that they threatened my contractors at gun point. I didn’t. I don’t see any reason at this point for them to complain. Sincerely, [redacted] River City Roofing
August 2, [redacted] In regards to the [redacted] case, I was in fear of my workers being shot and their safety is a necessity to being alive I believe any owner would be fearful if a client of theirs threatened to pull out a gun and hold their contractors at gun point I estimate three roof jobs a week, and do a lot of work This is only the second time in sixteen years that I have been sued The contractors on the job stated that the [redacted] s would start drinking liquor everyday around p.m By the time the contractors were done working for the day, the clients were belligerent That would explain the numerous harassing phone calls I would receive daily after p.mevery evening during the duration of the job Most of the time, the conversations made no sense On the fourth day on the job, my contractors were about to finish installation and Mr [redacted] told them NO! They were to clean the entire perimeter before he would allow them to continue with the installation The superintendent ***, told Mr [redacted] , that it is a construction job and that they clean everything up upon completion of the installation Mrs [redacted] , took ***, the superintendent, around the side of the house and told him, “Look, I’ve taken my out of the safe and it’s on the bed!” “I’m about to come outside and start making your guys clean up at gunpoint!” [redacted] called me in fear of his life, and asked what he should do I made the call to pull all of the contractors off the job, for fear of their safety and someone being shot dead The roof was 85% completed when my crew pulled off the job site I went to the Sheriff’s Department and filed a complaint so that I would have a record of what occurred (See attached) I then received a letter that I was being sued by the [redacted] s I refunded their money back, plus any damages and attorney fees The amount paid to them by River City Roofing was $10, They received a roof that was 85% complete, plus all the material to finish the job, and their money back As for as I see it, this case is resolved I could have gone to court, and fought with them over the fact that they threatened my contractors at gun point I didn’t I don’t see any reason at this point for them to complain Sincerely, [redacted] River City Roofing
Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
Regards,
[redacted]
Good afternoon Ms. [redacted],
I would like to amend my answer to Mr. [redacted]'s, of River City Roofing, response to the complaint, to add that we have settled with him and he has signed a release.
Thank you,
[redacted]
August 2, 2016 [redacted] In regards to the [redacted] case, I was in fear of my workers...
being shot and their safety is a necessity to being alive. I believe any owner would be fearful if a client of theirs threatened to pull out a gun and hold their contractors at gun point. I estimate three roof jobs a week, and do a lot of work. This is only the second time in sixteen years that I have been sued. The contractors on the job stated that the [redacted]s would start drinking liquor everyday around 3 p.m. By the time the contractors were done working for the day, the clients were belligerent. That would explain the numerous harassing phone calls I would receive daily after 7 p.m. every evening during the duration of the job. Most of the time, the conversations made no sense. On the fourth day on the job, my contractors were about to finish installation and Mr. [redacted] told them NO! They were to clean the entire perimeter before he would allow them to continue with the installation. The superintendent [redacted], told Mr. [redacted], that it is a construction job and that they clean everything up upon completion of the installation. Mrs. [redacted], took [redacted], the superintendent, around the side of the house and told him, “Look, I’ve taken my 357 out of the safe and it’s on the bed!” “I’m about to come outside and start making your guys clean up at gunpoint!” [redacted] called me in fear of his life, and asked what he should do. I made the call to pull all of the contractors off the job, for fear of their safety and someone being shot dead. The roof was 85% completed when my crew pulled off the job site. I went to the Sheriff’s Department and filed a complaint so that I would have a record of what occurred. (See attached). I then received a letter that I was being sued by the [redacted]s. I refunded their money back, plus any damages and attorney fees. The amount paid to them by River City Roofing was $10,550. They received a roof that was 85% complete, plus all the material to finish the job, and their money back. As for as I see it, this case is resolved. I could have gone to court, and fought with them over the fact that they threatened my contractors at gun point. I didn’t. I don’t see any reason at this point for them to complain. Sincerely, [redacted] River City Roofing