Business ProfileforSanchez Roofing and Construction

I entered into a contract with ********************** Roofing November 21, 2023. The contract was to repair a two car garage roof. To my knowledge the entire amount of all the repairs were listed on the contract individually. Mr. ********************** has thirteen years of experience so I trusted him to give me an accurate estimate. But, when the project was done he added almost an extra thousand to the bill. The bill states the extra money is for 11 extra rotten sheets. Upon inspecting the garage as a professional Mr. ********************** should have estimated I would need close to that amount of sheets replaced and added it to the estimate. He did not notify me of the extra charges while executing the project. When I emailed Mr. ********************** he said he tried to contact me. But, I have no record of him attempting to contact me. Mr. ********************** has two phone numbers and an email address in which he can contact me. However, when the job was completed he had no problem contacting me with the bill. I can understand a two hundred dollar difference in price but almost a thousand is excessive. I feel like Mr. ********************** is severely over charging me. Six thousand dollars is to much for a garage roof repair but seven thousand is ridiculous. Additionally, I gave the down payment to Mr. **********************'s son and I informed him at that time that I only have the amount on the proposal and no more. The son said ok. I would like the bill to be adjusted to original amount quoted. On the contract it explains how replacing wood and fascia would be an additional cost. Mr. ********************** gave me an estimate for the fascia and I assumed if he thought any wood would be needed to be replaced he would have included it in the estimate as well. The fascia was hanging so you could see under the roof tile a bit. Basically, I think he excluded the price of the wood from the estimate because he knew his price would not be competitive to other contractors.