SOUTHERN COAST ENTERPRISES INC

Description of Work: no work was needed in the end

Description of Work: Foundation Push Piers - 9 around the foundation

Description of Work: I needed a new roof on my historic home.

Description of Work: Installed a new metal roof and flat deck roof

Description of Work: roof repair . Contract provided for grey tiles and they used pink mexican tiles . I read the contract it provided that they would match grey tiles if possible. The contract provided that sometimes tiles would require painting. I was not in florida when they installed tiles and they installed pink tiles and then told me the job excludes painting .. If i had been more careful i should have demanded to see tiles before installation and read the contract more carefully.. They wanted to charge more money for painting about 600? I couldn't wait and didn't trust them so I had someone else do the painting.

Description of Work: fixed leak at the corner of flat roof and pitched roof. removed tile. removed and replace rotted wood and facia. added new flashing and soffit

Description of Work: Repaired roof leak and some additional termite damage.

Description of Work: reroof tile roof

Description of Work: I called inquiring about services that this company provides. However, after some discussion I was referred by them to another company that would represent savings for me! Both people I spoke with were professional, responsive and well versed.

Description of Work: I used Southern Coast Enterprises Inc to put a roof on my house.

Description of Work: Repaired roof leak and reworked the entire cricket area of the east side bedroom.

Description of Work: Whole new roof was put on. - I chose a metal roof. - It was not much more than a cement tile. I had been told by others it would be much more expensive.

Description of Work: They came back to clean the roof they had put on our home about a year before.

Description of Work: Please be advised that I have experienced a severe lack of cooperation from Steven Heller (the General Contractor) on our proposed and unfinished renovation to our apartment; which was damaged by a ruptured fire sprinkler head and a golf ball which damaged our apartment and our sliding glass doors on our patio. Steven Heller has not responded to any of our phone calls and/or registered letters to him with regards to the two projects which we hired him for; while representing Southern Coast Enterprises. On July 8, 2010 I signed a contract with an addendum between Mr. Heller’s company, (SCE) to repair my apartment and sliding glass patio doors; the contract was broken down into two projects. Project #1 Replace 6 Sliding Patio doors with Bronze frames and Bronze tinted Hi-Impact windows Project #2 Repair apartments which were damaged from a ruptured fire sprinkler head Steven Heller’s employees/work crew removed the patio doors, framing, sun screen shutters and proceeded with the installation of the 6 sliding patio doors. For which we advanced checks in the total amount of $31,000.00, as a deposit for both projects made payable to SCE which he represents. It was agreed that the Bronze frame and Bronze tinting windows would be installed for $17,000 maximum minus 10% which was to be paid to the public adjuster; (Triumph Consulting), (without any rights to contest as this is the maximum amount agreed to be paid by Universal Property Insurance Company; in the court ordered final appraisal award). As specified in the Addendum to the July 8, 2010 contract. On October 26, 2010 the July 8, 2010 contract was again amended to adjust the estimated total cost of the apartment repairs from $69,000.00 to $48,000.00 (minus the 10% Adjusters fee for the public adjuster Alliance Adjusting Group) as previously agreed to, and that Universal Property would have the final say in the exact payment which they would be responsible for after the court ordered appraisal. This came out to $48,000.00. (This paragraph applied to project two of the contract, repairing the apartment (not the patio doors). Upon the work stoppage by SCE and my inspection of their work the following was observed: Patios Doors frames were scratched severely in several locations on the framing. The glass installed was clear instead of the bronze color ordered. The screening outboard of the patio doors was flapping (from top to the bottom on both sides of the framing) in the wind and was not secured properly. The final finishing (enclosing of support beams and fire proofing) was never done. Final inspection by the Palm Beach County Building Department was never done. Final releases were never delivered (as requested) from SCE and the door manufacturer of the patio doors showing that the doors were paid for, nor any releases from any subcontractors were ever received. (Which I requested on several phone conversations with Skip Bennett of SCE). Therefore, after three certified letter requests, phone calls and a personal appearance to the SCE offices, Steven Heller and SCE have refused to refund my over payment. The difference between the agreed upon fee of $17,000.00 minus the 10% fee ($1,700.00) to Triumph Consulting Group (for adjustment fees to replace my sliding glass patio doors) should have been refunded. $17,000 - $1,700 = $15,300 was the final total cost which was payable to Steven Heller and SCE. The balance of $15,700.00 should have been refunded upon cancellation of our contract. However, before work started I was required by SCE to advance $31,000.00 to SCE as a deposit to begin their work. After reviewing the quality of their work (which was unacceptable) I sent a registered letter to SCE cancelling our contract with Steven Heller and SCE on January 13, 2011 and requesting a refund. Although several additional registered letter requests, phone calls and a personal visit to the SCE offices was made I have not been able to get my refund. Therefore, I am hereby requesting a full refund of my $31,000.00. I would appreciate your assistance in assisting me in obtaining my refund of $31,000.00 from Steven Heller and/or SCE.