Prodigy Restoration Group, LLC

Initial Business Response / [redacted] (1000, 5, 2015/11/17) */ There are two issues at handWe have a verbal contract for the installation of two windows and two doors, and we have a written contract for insurance related storm damage repairsThey are currently in breach of contract for the written agreement for the 5th time now and have failed to cure the default this time The funds the Client provided in the amount of $4,was to purchase only the two windows and the two doorsThe funds paid by the client did not include additional materials for the installation or the labor costThe client was provided via email a complete and comprehensive cost for the installation and material costs, including sanitation feesAt one point the client requested the windows and doors to be delivered to themSince then several attempts to have the windows and doors delivered has been made but client has failed to provide a date and time to take delivery We never refused to perform the installation as the client claimsThe client was fully aware of our schedule prior to them providing the funds to purchase the windows and doorsThe client was performing work for Prodigy on her leisure time and we agreed to barter labor for labor with the window and door installationThe client has failed to complete the work she was asked to perform On November 11, 2015, they requested the funds for the windows and doors to be returned until we could completed the installationThe windows are special order and the client was informed that since they were already ordered and delivered to the vendor, that the vendor would keep 50% of the funds if the windows and doors were not delivered and the order was canceledTheir response to this was filing of this complaint with the Revdex.com and posting numerous negative reviews on the internetThese negative reviews the client has posted are clearly defamation of character pursuant to Missouri State laws As of this morning, November 17, 2015, I have contacted our attorney in regards to this matter and the breach of contract that the client has failed to cure

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 5, 2015/11/17) */
There are two issues at hand. We have a verbal contract for the installation of two windows and two doors, and we have a written contract for insurance related storm damage repairs. They are currently in breach of contract for the written...

agreement for the 5th time now and have failed to cure the default this time.
The funds the Client provided in the amount of $4,326.00 was to purchase only the two windows and the two doors. The funds paid by the client did not include additional materials for the installation or the labor cost. The client was provided via email a complete and comprehensive cost for the installation and material costs, including sanitation fees. At one point the client requested the windows and doors to be delivered to them. Since then several attempts to have the windows and doors delivered has been made but client has failed to provide a date and time to take delivery.
We never refused to perform the installation as the client claims. The client was fully aware of our schedule prior to them providing the funds to purchase the windows and doors. The client was performing work for Prodigy on her leisure time and we agreed to barter labor for labor with the window and door installation. The client has failed to complete the work she was asked to perform.
On November 11, 2015, they requested the funds for the windows and doors to be returned until we could completed the installation. The windows are special order and the client was informed that since they were already ordered and delivered to the vendor, that the vendor would keep 50% of the funds if the windows and doors were not delivered and the order was canceled. Their response to this was filing of this complaint with the Revdex.com and posting numerous negative reviews on the internet. These negative reviews the client has posted are clearly defamation of character pursuant to Missouri State laws.
As of this morning, November 17, 2015, I have contacted our attorney in regards to this matter and the breach of contract that the client has failed to cure.