Business ProfileforPriority Roofing of Dallas

When Priority Roofing began my roof replacement, I looked out of my windows to see their workers throwing large chunks of roofing debris off every side of my roof all at the same time. Chunks of shingles struck my neighbors car, which was parked adjacent to my house, on his driveway. Upon running outside, I again observed chunks of shingles and other debris being thrown from different sides of the roof without workers on the roof looking at where it would land. One employee was standing outside, when he was struck with a huge chunk of debris. Upon being terrified that someone was going to get seriously hurt or killed, I yelled for everyone to stop. I asked to speak with the person in charge, who was nowhere in sight, and non of the other workers spoke English. I was able to reach Priority Roofing Contractor, ***************************, via text, who contacted the site manager, and he arrived approximately an hour later. The manager insisted on completing the job indicating they could not leave the roof exposed, and he would remain on-site to ensure there were no further safety issues. He said that they do not use chutes, because of the added expense. In addition, Priority Roofing left roofing debris in my pool and about the grounds of my home. However, they refuse to pay for cleaning the pool or replacing the water. I contacted a roofing inspector to obtain an evaluation of the job Priority Roofing completed who indicated that it was sloppy.I declined to have Priority Roofing complete the replacement of other projects such as work on gutters, windows, screens, etc. based on their poor workmanship and unprofessionalism. Priority Roofing representatives are refusing to provide me with an updated revised invoice, as I am still waiting for it. They are also attempting to overcharge me an additional $1,450., claiming my insurance company only paid for painting part of my fence. Neither my insurance company nor I authorized additional painting outside of the what was initially agreed upon. I specifically provided *************************** with my insurance companys authorized estimate to adhere to before any work was done. I paid Priority Roofing over $23,600. for the initial work on the roof and was awaiting receipt of the updated invoice, and for the return of a supplemental insurance check from my mortgage company (as they are required to sign off on all checks), when Priority Roofing placed a lien on my house. Regardless of what they do, I will not pay them for work which they never did or I did not authorize, and I absolutely refuse to allow them to do any work for me ever again.