First of all, if you do have problems with any of the work, we will resolve them. Also, I would welcome the chance to talk to you with any 3rd party, be it a representative from local news, or simply a sane human being with a hint of common sense, as either party would see that you are greatly exaggerating your story. There are over 200 positive reviews on Angie's List alone that more accurately portray dealing with Brookside, yes, and I, Eric Peck. I was not angry with you, nor am I angry with you now. We made a tiny error, and I did not confirm the service appointment, let's explain why that is the extent to which you should be unhappy with us. When you voiced your complaints to me, I could not believe that we could possibly do such a horrible job and had to go to your home to investigate, it sounded awful. The problem with the doors 'not locking' as you claim, is not with the doors or locks. You have to understand how to use them - a hint of common sense is needed here. When the doors were installed, the doors and locks worked. You claimed they didn't. When I went to your home to look at 'the problem', the doors worked perfectly. I tried to position the doors (not closing all them all the way, anything I could think of), but, I couldn't reproduce the 'problem'. I thought that perhaps something was shifting with changes in humidity, but, you have a brick home, and there is not much that would shift, also, there was adequate room on the keepers for both the deadbolt lock and lockset to handle minor movement. Puzzling; how could this be happening? When I couldn't do anything to make the locks malfunction, you said that the doors just started working when I got there. Hmmmm. Now, apparently the locks went on strike (pun intended), and decided not to work during the period between me leaving your home and the installer coming back to your home a few weeks later. When the installer was there, apparently the locks decided to work again, he could not make the locks malfunction, either. The reason? There is nothing wrong. Check the way you are operating the locks - try locking the deadbolt AFTER you lock the lockset (handleset) not before. The installer seemed to think that you are locking the deadbolt first, then turning the lockset (in which case sometimes you are moving the door just enough so that the lockset is not engaged), understanding how the locks operate makes it easy to use them. Yes, user error, and you are the user. You stated that you "guess I am so stupid I don't know how to use a door", I didn't state that, but, your guess is as good as mine. I was not upset when I sent you the e-mail stating it has to be user error, I was acknowledging the reason that the locks won't work for you, but, flawlessly work when they were installed and on 2 different visits to your home and will perform flawlessly if we were to return again. The 'gaps' on the doors as you call them, weren't 'gaps'. On the front door, which faces south, no roof or awning above, gets hit with direct sunlight. The material that the weatherstripping is made of allows some light to pass through it - yes, a bit translucent. The weatherstripping makes contact with the door slab at all points with no gaps or intermittent contact. This was explained to you and you were shown how the weatherstripping makes contact with the door and there were no gaps or air leakage and that the 'light' that you are perceiving as being a 'gap' is not a gap. You can see this and it was shown and explained to you. Again, a hint of common sense would be helpful; we can't do anything to help you understand the concept other than to explain and show you. Now, there was an issue that you didn't specifically exaggerate on with the other door installed, yes, a legitimate issue, not your error, ours. There was a sliver of light coming in near the top on one of the sides, a gap about 2 sheets of paper wide, about 1-1/2 to 2 inches long on the east facing door. When the 'stop' (piece of trim that has the weatherstripping on it that makes contact with the door), was installed, the installer caulked the stop to the jamb so that there would not be any visible caulk lines for a nicer look. The caulk was not enough or missed, so that a tiny amount of light was visible. Yes, our fault. Caulk and problem solved. This is certainly a much lesser issue than I was expecting to see given your description. If you will recall, your work schedule changed, and it changes regularly, every quarter or some interval like that. You gave us 2 Saturdays in which to be at your home to handle the problems, after I went to look at the issues you had. You provided the timetable, not us. We were there on the 2nd of the 2 Saturdays given; it was scheduled, I did forgot to call you, and that morning, I received your e-mail - I called and said that the installer would be at your home, in an hour. You said that it may have to be done a different day as you had to straighten something out at your bank. Then you said that you should be back in an hour and it should be OK. Yes, I forgot about calling you, correct, I should have called or e-mailed and verified the service; my mistake, no doubt. No, I was not happy when I was at your home when I was supposed to be, it takes over a 45 minutes drive to your home on the southeast side of Chicago, and I could not reach you on any phone and nobody was home. I had had problems contacting you using both of your phone numbers and email, (remember you had issues with all of those services?), so thinking I wasted a trip as you had forgotten the appointment was not an unreasonable thought to have. I waited at your home and about 20 minutes you called and said you would be there in another 20 or so minutes, whew, no wasted trip. You showed up about 45 minutes late. We went through the issues and had what I thought to be a friendly visit. After the service call, I was going to call you to make sure everything was ok, the installer said everything was fine and had a pleasant conversation with you, like I had had with you each of the visits to your home. Also with each of a number of phone conversations regarding the financing that you were arranging for the project in which you needed specific documentation furnished from me and there were several conversations on this alone. Everything was routinely pleasant. Then this review came in, apparently written just after the installer left, and it clearly states that you don't want to talk or see me again, so no follow up call was made to you. When I conveyed the content of this review to the installer, Bogdan, he was totally baffled at the negativity of your review. If you have issues that need servicing, we will handle the issues, sorry, but, you will have to communicate with me - you can use e-mail. Eric