Description of Work: Two days after posting my initial review, I got a visit at my home from Nick Neidig, who owns/runs the company. To his credit, Nick wanted to get the full details on how my bad experience with Quality Window and Door happened, and what he could do to assure that it won't happen to any of his future customers again. Nick assured me that he is very passionate about his company, and that he is also, in fact, very compassionate toward his customers. Nick told me that he had been unaware of the ordeals associated with my order, and, upon reading my review, he sincerely wanted to see how he could make things right for me so that I won't have that icky feeling every time I go in or out one of my new storm doors. Today's visit did quite a bit to make me think that maybe I was just a very unlucky aberration, and not a statistical norm, for his customers. I explained to Nick how frustrated it made me when, upon experiencing lengthy delays on my order, despite having put out thousands of dollars in advance, the only way I ever received any updates, from his company, was when I initiated the contact myself: Three or four weeks would go by at a time with no word from Quality Window and Door until, with pent up frustration, I'd contact the office on my own to find out if they even remembered me! My frustrations would be further exasperated when, in contacting the company directly, I always felt like I was being given a runaround by those who answered the phones, because their responses often seemed quite curt or flippant to me -- telling me that my only recourse was to speak to the salesperson who initiated my order. My thoughts were always, "Salesperson? Why on earth would I want to speak with the salesperson again, when my order is clearly in the hands of management now?" I was under the impression that the salesperson's work was finished as far as I was concerned, and he did a good job, because he "sold" me on the company. What I didn't know (because no one at Quality Window and Door ever told me) was that the traditional role of "salesperson" doesn't really exist within their company. At most home improvement companies, the role of the salesperson begins and ends with getting the product sold. Once money goes out, the salesperson's role is finished, and the consumer is in the hands of management from then on. This was our experience through every home improvement company we contracted, and we've contracted dozens. Nick explained to me that, at Quality Window and Door, none of the employees have titles. Even Nick's own business card only lists his name and contact info; it doesn't include a title like owner, president, manager, etc. Nick explained to me that the sales reps at Quality Window and Door are considered "business partners," and, as such, they themselves have all the managerial responsibilities that are usually dispersed to other employees in most other companies. In my months-long encounters with Quality Window and Door no one ever told me that until Nick did during his visit. While I understood that this is a very intriguing business model, I also conveyed my concern that, when things go wrong (because things often go wrong) customers need to be made aware of this distinctive difference by which his company functions. This is because, in my case, every time I was told that I had to speak to my salesperson, by the people answering the phones at Quality Window and Door, I was under the impression that my "little contract" didn't warrant management's attention. I was consistently being given the impression that I was being "kicked back down" to the level of the sales rep, because, at most other companies, that's exactly what they'd have been doing. Clearly, in my case, there were multiple levels of communication breakdowns -- beginning with breakdowns between my contractor, who will perform the installation, and my salesperson (of whom I am personally very fond) and leading all the way up to my personal dealings with those who answer the phones at Quality Window and Door. Any reasonable person can understand how such things can happen in a very busy world going through a global pandemic, and I can honestly say that I genuinely liked every person whom I encountered at Quality Window and Door even if the results of those interactions left me frustrated. Nick said that he would speak to all of his associates involved with my order, and he would get back to me after he did. I assured him that, based on our chat, I would update my review, and that, after hearing from him again, there's a good chance that we could salvage my feelings altogether regarding my overall experience. I will update this review again as soon as that all comes to fruition. Useful Funny Cool