AAA Roofing Outrageous employers! Only allows drug addicts to work and complete half *** jobs! Ripoff Lincoln Nebraska
Recently we have realized how greedy people are. AAA Roofing yells at their employees if they are completing the job properly. The crews are supposed to do the job as fast as they can even if it is wrong! The company also only allows absences if they are because of hangovers, sleeping because they have finally come off of drugs, or just laziness. If an employee is sick with a Dr. note and told to get rest with the medication they are on, the company fires them. Very interesting. I hope that if you or anyone you know is looking for a Sheet Metal roofing company, please tell them to look at someone that will have decent people doing the best job - Weathercraft, not AAA.
Holly
Lincoln, Nebraska
U.S.A.
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Adolph
Elkhart 46517,Indiana,
U.S.A.
Roofers, eh?
#3Consumer Comment
Thu, November 02, 2006
Your story reminds me of a dumb incident I brought upon myself 5 years ago. I hired a local contractor to rip-off, resheet and re-roof a house I own. I didn't take sufficient time to really check out who I was dealing with. D'oh! How dumb!
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Starting day, very warm early spring. I had four guys on the roof, shirtless, all bearing prison tattoos. Uh-oh! Not a good sign. Things looked even worse when the county sheriff's department pulled into the driveway a couple of times and I'd be down to one worker 'till the law left.
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Horrible job! Fired the contractor four days into the job. Had to go to another contractor, hat in hand, to straighten out the mess.
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Then the vandalism started. Suffice to say it was extensive. I was prepared to shoot to kill.
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Several months later, I happened to read where the company owner was busted for the distribution of narcotics. All was quiet again.
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Next time I hire any workers or contractor's employees, there'll be a "shirts-off" inspection for black prison tattoos, at the very least.
Elaine
Boise,Idaho,
U.S.A.
I'll bet that these workers are not "employees"
#3Consumer Suggestion
Thu, November 02, 2006
But are day laborers, maybe picked up by a local Home Depot, maybe hired by a loser company like Labor Ready. That's the scheme here, anyway, the contractor - to save money hires unskilled laborers and expects them to complete jobs with no training or guidance. Be very careful who you employ to work on your house!