Business ProfileforOlde Town Roofing

My homes siding and roof sustained damage from a hail storm in 2020. My husband met with ***** a sales person for Olde Town Roofing. On 8/27/2020 a contract in my husbands name only was drawn up for the roofing part of our damages. The contract was for $2063 more than our insurance company felt it would cost to replace our roof. My husband handled this part and I am now just seeing some inconsistencies since handling this myself since my husband passed away in August 2021. I have been speaking with **** from Olde Town for weeks, requesting an Itemized breakdown of how they came up with this higher number. Repeatedly I have been told that they worked off our insurance paperwork. But our insurance paperwork reflects a smaller number. I met with ***** on 3/21/22. He wrote up a contract for siding to finish the work. This was the first time I had ever heard we owed this company any money. I was told I owed around $5,000 . Never once had a bill came stating anything was due. On 4/9/22, I wrote a check for $10,000 for the siding/roofing to be added to the $7500 we paid previously. After our insurance didnt agree to the work for the siding Olde Town contracted to do, the contract was null and voided. I was only given back a refund of $2931.42. I received two invoices . One for the roof at $12505.16 and on one $14,568.58. Our payments were applied to the higher of the two . I was refunded $2931.42 in a check made out to both myself and my late husbands name. The bank wont let me cash a check made out to my husband per their policy. The company refuses to write me a refund check my name only so I can deposit it. After repeated attempts, I have received nothing outlining why I was charged more than the insurance says it should have cost. Additionally my gutters sustained damage but Olde town did not replace them.