MFL Sliding Doors

$375 per hour x 2 for labor to replace sliding glass rollers, $80 per roller (2) and another $120 for premium rollers (2), a track cover $250, and $130 to cut the track. That is what they charged my naive mother who called them from a VAL PAK mailer whose builder grade sliding glass doors needed maintenance. The sliding glass doors were not gliding smoothly. When I found this out, the work was done and it was too late for me to intervene, I was livid. It makes feel ill that they can get away with taking advantage of senior citizens on a fixed income. It's too late for my mother but I hope that others who do their research will see what the cost is from this company and RUN. Many reviews like mine validate that this is typical for this company to charge ridiculous rates (check Yelp). They get their business from unsuspecting consumers and unfortunately the aging population is very susceptible. I looked up many other companies after finding out the charges and realized we probably

This company charged me $275.00 an hour for a total of $550.00 plus an additional 50.00 just in labor to fix my sliding glass lock. Thatâ s $600 for labor for two hours! My lawyer doesnâ t charge that much a hour. Then the cost to the replace the lock was 65.00 and 848.00 to replace 4 rollers for a total of 1,458.00. To top it off my door did not close properly and he had to come back and adjust it. He also broke the sensor to my alarm system. I called several times and requested that the owner call me back to discuss the bill and he/she never return my call. The technician name was Tom.

Crooks. They charged $150 just to show up to inspect a water leak window. I had to provide the ladder for them to get up onto my small roof to access the window. It took him two seconds to get to the window, which was like walking up a staircase. He told me the window needed caulking, and that he could do it for $400. When I told him that was egregiously overpriced, he called his manager and they immediately changed it to $200 and then told me it was a discount! I told him I wasnâ t paying $200 for him to go up on my ladder stand on a roof and use $20 caulk around a small window. I could buy the caulking myself and do it which I did in 15 minutes. It was clear that these guys tried to take advantage of me and wanted additional money on top of the $150 that I paid them just to show up. Stay away from them because they clearly have a bad faith intent to overprice you and rob you