Business ProfileforHIBCO Roof LLC

On march 17 2023 I signed a contract hiring hibco roofing to replace my roof and siding. Scott agreed to replace all rotted boards at cost with plywood under the siding due to severe water damage caused by improper construction by the former contractor.. I was very clear on numerous occasions with Scott dating back to our first interaction in January 2023 that I did not want any form of compressed particle board put under the siding due to the formaldehyde it contains.. The main damage to the house was where my new granddaughter’s nursery is located and I saw what happened to the particle board that was there just disintegrated.. I did however agree to let him use osb board in the roofing project because it was determined by Scott and my insurance company that there was minimal damage to my roof. I replaced it because it was over 20 years old and the damage was too small to warrant a large piece of plywood per Scott’s recommendation. I hired hibco roofing to do my work not because they had the lower estimate. They didn’t by almost $1000 but because he said he did the work himself. He did not. My initial interaction with Scott after the siding was installed was to show him the east side of my house where my chimney is located. The siding on the right side of my chimney is clearly higher and the eaves are exposed a bit. It is also this way in the back which is where I discovered he replaced my boards with osb board instead of plywood which I contracted and paid for. When I asked him about this he denied replacing the board all together. I had also pointed out a board on the west side of my house that the top left corner was completely gone and I could crumble the board with my hands. Scott agreed to replace it and when I got home from work the following day he greeted me by saying he didn’t have to replace any boards. He thought I should have been happy. But I felt sick to my stomach because if he didn’t replace the board I pointed out to him. How many more are there