angelhelp777 review about company Southwestern Roofing TM

WARNING ! WARNING ! WARNING ! Some of the people this company hires are NOT bonded or insured. I found out the hard way. My wife and I are now both disabled and we are very poor because our many medical bills. A few years ago the contract labor truck driver that Southwester Roofing employed, backed over the front of our only car with their flatbed truck loaded with lumber, crushing it down onto the frame. The driver then started to drive off, but I got out of my care and stood in front of his truck to stop him because he didn't understand English when I told him what he did. The contract laborer's foreman (his name was Fermin) showed up a short time later and offered me some cash to forget the wreck. I declined. He then promised that his boss, the owner of Southwestern Roofing, would take care of everything, but asked me not to call the police. (My mistake was believing him. ALWAYS CALL THE POLICE and get a report made.) The driver of the flatbed truck had no Texas Drivers License (only a green card), spoke no English, and I was later told they had no insurance because this contract labor company had so many wrecks that the insurance company would no longer insure them. Since the driver was under contract with Southwestern Roofing, I contacted Southwestern Roofing and spoke to the owner. I then met with the owner who said all he would do is put a used hood on our car, and a friend of his would paint it, and nothing more...but there was far more damage to the car...and I had estimates to prove it. He said, "I'm not going to let you cheat my foreman." I assume he was talking about Fermin. His next response was that I should take his offer or, "you will have to deal with a MEXICAN." I then went a second time to his company to talk to him and this time noticed a Christian fish symbol on the front door. What a joke! The owner was not available, but when I told one of his employees they should scrape that fish off the front door, I was told all about the "good Christian man" he was and how he donated $16,000 to the church. Well Vince, we all die and one day, and when you do, be sure to remind God about that $16,000 you bragged to your employee about donating and see if that is enough to buy your way into heaven. By the way, God may ask you about that poor couple who's car you were responsible for repairing and who you offered little more than a racist comment in response. I had totally put the memory of you out of my mind until my roof was damaged and I was attempting to figure out a way to afford to fix it and was Google searching for roofing quotes and saw Southwestern Roofing. I had long ago thought about protesting with a sign out in front of your store, but I am too busy trying to earn enough to keep medical bills and insurance paid so I can keep my wife alive. I was never able to repair my car, but years later God provided someone who was nice enough to give us a used vehicle. James G., Houston, Texas