I live in a subdivision where a lot of homes had skylights. Therefore having one was on my bucket…read morelist. St Louis Skylights came out and installed one... and shortly after that the problems began. No rain came in; but every time I went upstairs I was killing MOTHS. At first I just thought it was a fluke. Then I began to kill as many as 5-10 per day. I made numerous purchases in an attempt to eradicate the problem. Finally one exterminator on inspection said look into the skylight - you have numerous bugs in there as well as a lot of dead ones. So I called the company. Oh more problems. "We will have Brian call you back". Well Brain did not give a rat's ass about me or my problem and never called back. So I called again. Well then I finally spoke with him and they were BUSY....(really getting somebody else's money instead of fixing what he had already been paid for). Then they were coming Wednesday between 2-3 p.m. and if they didn't come he would call me by noon. Well that didn't happen because once again he was BUSY .....tooooo busy to call me and tell me they weren't coming. So today they came.. As the exterminator said. The skylight allowed bugs of all sorts access to my home, because at one point I thought it was a Moth House despite all the money that I was spending to eradicate the problem rather than my family dwelling. So you must hear what St Louis Skylight said "A PIECE CAME A LOOSE"... I want to know what kinda craft manshift would allow that to happen. But more importantly would it have taken you a week to come if it were rain coming in my home or just if it was insect infestation - was I suppose to share my bed with these rodents because St Louis Skylights said it would be OK and that they would be there when it was convenient for them. RUN don't walk away from these shenanigans.

Had skylights redone 3x last year and this is how the project was left. On the solar shade, the…read morerubber strip was left hanging and on the other skylight, flashing wasn't properly done, resulting in leaks to the ceiling. This company never returns calls, ignores you, tells you that you're on "the list", but never follows up. They leave you high and dry to fix problems that they create. DO NOT RECOMMEND. Would give zero stars if possible.

I have been on the lookout for an area contractor to build a small greenhouse and storage shed for…read moremy wife in our backyard here in Warrenton. Upon performing the usual due diligence, I discovered some unsettling facts about local Top-Notch Construction Services: (1) no professional web page for consumers; only a social media Facebook page, which can be readily deleted. (2) the one telephone number listed on the social media Facebook page is an answering machine. (3) the social media Facebook page fails to list a general contractor license -- if any. (4) the social media Facebook page fails to mention whether it is bonded and insured. (5) Top-Notch does not belong to the trade's own professional organization: The Associated General Contractors of America - Missouri Chapter (AGCMO). (6) Top-Notch has only been in business for just over two years; founded as a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in 2016. (7) the social media Facebook page lists is business address as "2012 Villas Drive" in Warrenton, Missouri. Unfortunately, "2012 Villas Drive" in Warrenton, Missouri is a one-bedroom apartment within the Villas at Hawthorne, a community operated under Section 42 of the LIHTC (Low-Income Housing Tax Credit) program of the Internal Revenue Code. Low-income households are eligible for rental assistance in LIHTC communities. Households with Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers (HCVs) are also eligible. In short, Top-Notch is operating a commercial enterprise out of a partially taxpayer-funded public housing project designated by Missouri for the poor.

You're right. Our residential construction business based across the river in Earth City has come…read moreacross the same concern about Top-Notch Construction Services in Warrenton: Top-Notch lists its business address on its social media Facebook page as "2012 Villas Drive." Unfortunately, "2012 Villas Drive" in Warrenton is a one-bedroom apartment within the Villas at Hawthorne, a community operated under Section 42 of the LIHTC (Low-Income Housing Tax Credit) program of the Internal Revenue Code. Low-income households are eligible for rental assistance in LIHTC communities, Households with Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers (HCVs) are also eligible. In short, Top-Notch is operating a commercial enterprise out of a partially taxpayer-funded public housing project designated by Missouri for the poor. We've also learned Wilhoite Properties in Springfield -- the site's property manager -- has recently apprised parent Gardner Capital (Mr. Connor Eisenbeis in the Clayton office) of the situation as well.