Business ProfileforShowcase Restoration

After repeated, unwanted, communications with employees at Showcase Restoration, as well as unprofessional business practices.A claim was made for the property due to damage caused by a vehicle collision. The insurance company sent an adjuster and the claim was made, processed and paid out. I selected Showcase Restoration for the completion of the work needed to the garage area of the home, based on a recommendation from Nationwide. I was never provided an official, written estimate for the cost of the work. On September 15th,an amount of $500 was paid directly to Showcase Restoration as a down payment to begin work. The price of the work was never revealed to myself. Work was completed on October 22nd. At this time, the Project Manager, ****, provided a final amount due of $2,871.62, and a check was written to cover this, bringing the total amount paid to Showcase Restoration of $3,371.62. Even at this point, there was not any written invoice provided. Since work was complete, and based on the statements of the Project Manager, I was under the impression that our business relationship with the company has come to an end. Three weeks later, on November 18th,I was surprised to receive a call from someone named ***** at Showcase Restoration. This individual claimed additional money was owed. At this time, I requested a written, itemized invoice. The company has my phone number and email addresses and did not provide the information requested. On December 20th, another month later I received a second communication from Showcase Restoration, this time from an individual named ***. He requested money totalling $1,936.15.On December 28th, I received a third call from ******* concerning this situation. No official invoices or estimates have been provided to me at any point. These continuous communications are rising to the level of harassment at this time Any discussions of cost should have, but were not discussed with me.