It is, regrettably, so hard to comment on such an undeserved review from one of our valued customers. First, these folks sang our praises throughout the entire job... sang praises to my Production Manager when he contacted them daily for debriefing; sang praises to our craftsmen assigned to their project by telling them they wanted us to come back to do more work for them because they were so pleased; and sang praises even to me, a co-owner, saying how much they were pleased with the quality of work performed. To say now... after voluntarily paying in full ... (which, per our detailed contracts, is not due until the customer is 100% satisfied with all aspects of the work performed and products provided) ... to say now that the "wrong size windows (were) in (the) contract" is borderline preposterous. Every page of our very detailed contract is and was read to the customers during the signing of the contract to ensure this very thing does not happen... not only that, but the customers' own hand-written initials are literally on every page, again, signifying that the contracted-for specifications, are indeed agreed upon. Also, the customers had the contact in their possession for almost a whole business week, going over the details and scope of work, ensuring understanding, (rightfully so) before ever signing it. Additionally, our company does an orientation walk-through with the customers, salesman, and production manager before we start the project, where we verify verbally AND in writing, yet again, every line of the scope of work, before we ever even sink one nail, to ensure that nothing was lost in translation. That not only happened, but the window sizes were specifically confirmed, as well as having both customers physically see my production manager demonstrating how big the windows were going to be, as well as holding up tape measures and confirming, again verbally, what had already been twice before confirmed in writing. The "request in writing" to correct the window came AFTER the special order, customer confirmed, non-returnable windows were already installed, which, incredulously, came after the final payment was voluntarily rendered, praises sung, more work promised, and only after several "temper-tantrum" emails were sent to me by the now unsatisfied customer, that, to his credit, did apologize to me for being so rude. Ironically, both customers were home and present when the windows were installed and actually told my Production Manager that very day after the windows were installed, that everything was going very smoothly. He was not, and never was ignored. We spoke several times, corresponded via email many times regarding this, as well, and I even reached out to offer him some consideration simply out of good faith. The customer chose to stop communicating and go this route after basically threatening my company with a bad review if I didn't do exactly what he wanted... which was give him a full refund on non-returnable windows that he previously authorized on several occasions. We love and respect our customers, and will gladly take a loss on a job if we screwed up, in order to ensure our customers have a positive experience with our company. We have hard copies of all correspondence with this customer regarding this issue. It happens very rarely to Kiefer-Randall, because we do, by nature, bend over backwards to please our customers. The poor grades this customer gave us do not reflect the experience they shared that they had with us during the whole project. I hope our future customers read the overwhelming majority of glowing reviews and overtly positive experiences they've had with Kiefer-Randall, and see this for what it is.