My heart breaks as I think about what my mother has endured. She entrusted Nick and Annette to do the right thing--to roof her home and replace the boards, believing in good faith that her home would be protected. What was supposed to be a quick, three-day job turned into a nightmare--28 days of waiting, frustration, and disappointment. The boards were never installed, and the vents weren't even put up until after the roof was finished, leaving her vulnerable and neglected.
It wasn't until she saw Annette at her moving sale and bravely told her she was prepared to sue for breach of contract that Nick finally hurried over to put the vents on after the roof had been laid for weeks-too little, too late.
My mother called and left message after message with Annette, hoping for answers, but all she received was excuses and silence--Nick never showed. Putting vents on after the roof has been laid is not only poor craftsmanship; it's reckless. It leaves her exposed to leaks, potential mold, and the devastating damage that can follow. This isn't just about shoddy work--it's about taking advantage of an elderly woman, a recent cancer survivor who has called Bay City home for over 30 years.
She has lived through so much, and now she faces the stress and worry caused by these careless, greedy people. It's heartbreaking to see her trust betrayed like this--her safety, her home, her peace of mind all compromised by their negligence and exploitation- owing my mother money for not only the breach of agreement (boards not being put on but the shoddy work). This needs to be made right. read more
