Business ProfileforLawton Construction and Restoration Inc

Below is the timeline of what happened:(1) We had a leaking problem at our house, with water dripping along the window frames and caused further damage to the roof of the living room.(2) Our insurance company, Safeco, sent over a contractor, *****, who inspected the house and THOUGHT the point of entry was the crack along the windows of the 2nd story of the house.(3) Safeco sent Lawton Construction, the company that we're filing the complaint about, over to repair the damage.(4) I urged Lawton to perform a further inspection of the exterior BEFORE doing any repair to confirm thats the point of entry.(5) Lawton claimed that they did a water test and confirmed the point of entry. They also claimed they found another damaged part outside of the house and charged us fees to repair both, with a warranty of 4 years (I have a warranty copy as proof).(6) After both entry points were repaired, we saw another leaking event at the SAME LOCATIONS a few months later after a big rain.(7) Lawtons project manager, ****, came over, and said they DID NOT actually do a water test (admitted they lied), because they only sent one person over on the day of the repair. (8) They did a water test, and could not find the point of entry.(9) I asked them to bring a infrared device to further check the point of entry, which **** promised he would do, and they DID NOT.(10) They stopped responding to my multiple attempts of communication.From what has happened, I think anyone can draw the conclusion that neither Lawton or ***** found the correct point of entry. This is fine if they just admitted it, and we could hire a professional company to find out about it. However, Lawton charged us for repairing the parts of the house that were not necessary to be repaired and called it day. With everything that has happened, we paid so much money for repairwork we did not NEED to do, and ended up still having the SAME PROBLEM and a leaky house.