Everest Siding and Windows

Don't get your hopes up or waste your time with Everest Richard's smooth talk will end in disappointment. If Richard would simply execute his promises as sold and give the same attention to his customers that he does his reviews and provenance (which anyone can get) Everest would be a fine company. Richard is cool as ice, presents well and comes off as very likable and seemingly genuine. He touts Everest's impeccable provenance, trust, devotion, guarantee of satisfaction and financial stability and $5M of completed work during the sales pitch. He then tries to turn on the pressure by softly offering an incentive to sign the deal quickly. When that tactic fails to close the deal, he lowers the price a few hundred dollars and lays on the guilt trip to make you feel like you are getting an amazing deal and preventing his family from eating even though he is "not the cheapest". After you sign, he makes one attempt to execute immediately which is incredibly too fast. Afterwards very few attempts to begin the project will be made. To be fair we didn't want the siding torn off during the crazy Texas rain the last couple of months so we delayed at least 2 times. Questions about expected execution, progress or timeline will be dodged or ignored. Over a month later without single contact he is ready to execute next day. Shows up with trailer half full of garbage, no permits or approvals from HOA. Richard then gets upset we are questioning trust and professionalism when we ask if permits were executed, what expected progress is and how work will be completed. A worker antagonizes the dog through the backdoor window on camera. Richard has the audaciousness to get feelings hurt and accuse of spying when we inform them there are security cameras watching and listening to everything. Suddenly we don't trust him or their professionalism enough to deserve his service because we are "spying" on them. Richard cancels job before even removing a single board and "tears up" contract. All this via text within 2-hour period. Not one single phone call attempted or meeting called. We request a cancellation of project document before end of day to ensure execution of contract is not attempted in future. As expected, Richard committed and failed to execute. Everest is just like every other contractor that promises the world just to get contract signed, then rewards you with poor execution. Sir Richard trust is earned not given. Honest action, faithful execution of agreements along with willingness to honestly answer questions to best of knowledge and ability in any given situation will earn trust. If there is truly nothing to hide as stated during sales pitch, how is our oversight of the progress on our property spying? Last time I checked it is our house and property which you are given the permission to be present and working on. We are not spying simply ensuring our largest investment and everything in it is safe. Customer Beware everything is not what it is on the surface and Everest's grass is no greener than their competition!