George Spindell review about company Nations Choice Windows

Several weeks ago, I got an interesting email from Nations Choice (formerly Transnational Corp). The email asked me to leave a review of my experience on Google Reviews. I had a very bad experience with this company before they changed their name from Transnational Corp. to Nations Choice, and wasn’t planning to leave a review, but since they specifically wrote me to ask for my review, here goes. I will never use this company again and in my opinion, you can make a much better choice. Though it’s a very long and complicated story, I will boil it down to just a few paragraphs. I hired the company to do about $30K worth of work. At the end of the job, I paid 95% of what I owed. I simply withheld a small amount until some punch list items were completed; certainly a reasonable approach. Rather than complete the punch list items, which included what I believed to be an unacceptably wide gap in my siding and the fact that they installed a window that was already broken (the vinyl, not the glass), they never addressed these items. Instead, he filed a lawsuit against me. And, yes, he won the lawsuit. However, that had more to do with my making the poor decision to represent myself and the fact that I know nothing about evidentiary procedure, then it had to do with the company being right. I think those reading this review would agree that if a window was installed broken, it should be replaced; the same holds true for the wide gap in the siding. It’s worth pointing out, that in court, his lawyer advised him to replace the broken window, but that has never happened. So there you go. In my opinion, if you use this company, you’re taking a big chance that you will ever have the job done to your satisfaction. Finally, after the job, I picked up dozens and dozens of nails off of my lawn. While I don’t think this was done intentionally, in my opinion, you should be aware of this if your kids play in your yard. Curiously, I now get solicitation calls from the company wanting to sell me additional services.