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    DeVault Construction

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    Stash Property Restoration - Roof

    Stash Property Restoration

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    I would like to say this is a positive review, unfortunately I can not. I am a 55 year old woman…read morethat doesn't know much about construction and Stash took advantage of it. This contract was an insurance claim on a 135 y.o. house. There were many things that need brought up to code, including plumbing. Instead of taking pictures and submitting them to my insurance company they had me pay for proper plumbing of the grey water, close to 8,000 that I didn't have. There date of completion was off my months, my house sat empty for weeks between crews. My insurance company was great, but Stash was incompetent to say the least. Between roof, plumbing and misc. I am approximately 40,000$ in the hole.

    This is an honest and factual review.... I had minor roof damage that was weather related and the…read morerepair work was covered under my insurance. Keep in mind, it was a small roof repair job with less than $1500 in damages. Stash Construction was on my Insurance Company's roofing contractor's list and so I decided to give them a try. Freddie was sent by Stash as my estimator and he assured me they would be able to do the work in 3 weeks and that he'd send me an estimate. Instead of an estimate telling me their cost I received a 5 page contract followed by a text from someone named Kristy telling me to sign the document as quickly as possible. The first paragraph in the contract noted that their estimates are not free and if I didn't choose Stash to do the job I'd have to pay $200 for their estimate plus an additional 2% of whatever they estimated their final cost to be. This agreement was required even though I wouldn't know their final estimated cost until after they examined the roof. The contract was loaded with legal jargon that would have allowed them take serious advantage of me financially and possibly take legal control over my house. The contract was like me signing over a blank check over to them, it also gave them exclusive rights to negotiate and make repair decisions with their Insurance company without my input or agreement. They demanded to be listed as a payee for my insurance payments and that any and all checks should be mailed directly to them. They also stipulated that in addition to paying my insurance deductible to my insurance company, I had to also pay Stash an amount equal to the deductible and depreciation cost of the roof. They had the audacity to state that the repair work didn't have to start for 3 months and could take up to 365 days to complete and that I (as the owner) would have to pay a penalty of 18% for any delays that occurred. All of this for a very minor roof repair job, how ridiculous! After reading through their ridiculous contract I immediately knew that they were a bunch of crooks attempting to take financial advantage of me, an elderly single woman and senior citizen. I reported them to my insurance agent and hopefully they will investigate and remove Stash from the roofing repair companies recommended list if this is their standard practice. Stash Construction is a danger to the community, especially to single women, elderly, and anyone that appears vulnerable. Be wary when using Stash Construction or better yet, do yourself a favor and avoid them at all costs. By the way, I ended up finding a highly rated efficient and honest local roofing company that came to my house and gave a free estimate on the same day, they returned 2 days later and completed the work immaculately within 2 hours.

    DeVault Construction - contractors - Updated May 2026

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