Business ProfileforBFARR Contracting

I got estimates from BFARR Contracting to replace the roof on my house for $29,175 and I signed a contract for that amount.After they started they informed me that there was some damaged wood around the roof and they advised me to let them replace it. I asked them to present me with estimates and a new contract for that part but they never gave me a new contract for the additional work. Also, I never gave my consent for them to do any additional work beyond the original contract. They started working on the roof. I am 77 years old and had just lost my son and husband 2 months earlier so I didnt go out that much to check on what they were doing. After a period, when I didnt hear them working any more I went out to check on their progress and I found out that they had removed wood panels from under the 2nd floor balcony (my house is a 2-story wood house) as well as from the first floor which was not related to the roof at all. Further, they hadnt replaced all of it so part of my house was open and exposed to the rain and animals. When I called them to ask the reason for removing the wood from that part of the house without my permission they couldnt answer. When I then asked them to come and replace the wood they had wrongly removed they informed me that they couldnt because the supporting column to which the wood was attached was damaged. They told me I needed to get an engineer to repair it. They then sent me invoice for $67,821.00 and threatened to put a lien on my house if I didnt pay it. I had to pay $9,000 to a different contractor to repair the column they exposed and $6,000 to repaint the house as a result of the damage they incurred. It was not my original intention to do any repair to my house other than replacing the roof as I intended to put it on the market as is. The damage they caused to my house also resulted in significant delays to my listing of the house on the market.