Business ProfileforSelah Roofing Corp

Selah installed our new roof for condo building in December 2020 for $19,250. On 12/29/21, I noticed a substantial leak in my living room ceiling. I called Selah on that same day to report the problem. ****** at Selah suggested I "poke a hole" in the ceiling to relieve some of the water that was building up in the meantime; about 6 inches of water came out and filled a small waste basket. Selah did send someone within a day to come out and assess the problem with our roof but were unable to make any repairs because of the weather. I followed up the next week about whether the issue and also confirmed with ****** at Selah that they'd be fixing the ceiling in my unit since we are still under warranty. They sent someone out a week later to fix the roof but have did not repair my ceiling at that time. I followed up several times about fixing the ceiling damage and they agreed to send someone out on 1/24/22. That someone was ***********************, president. I met with **** in person and on that day, he informed me the reason for the ceiling leak in my unit is because the area around the t-top on roof had not been properly sealed. I asked if this had been resolved or if the leak would happen again the next time it rains and he assured me the issue had been resolved and no, the leak wouldn't occur next time it rains. He went on to say he'd follow up with me about getting the ceiling drywall repaired and check for mold. I have not heard from anyone at Selah since that conversation with ****. On 2/4/22 I had my partner call **** directly and follow up with about the damage. Per their conversation on 2/4/22, **** and Selah Roofing are no longer taking responsibility for the water damage to my ceiling that occurred on 12/29/21. On that call, **** changed his story and suggested my ceiling leak and damage was not a result of Selah's roof replacement work or improper sealing of the t-top vent but from wind blowing rain water through the t-top vent.