Business ProfileforIntegrating Successful Projects (ISP) Roofing & Construction

The owner of ISP, **** required that I apply for a loan to cover what my deductible & insurance did not. I am on social security & knew I won't qualify & told them that. They insisted. ************* from there. Insurance told them that only 3 sides of my house were authorize to paint & only 75% of the gutters needed replacement.The roofers proceeded to rip down all the gutters damaging them all - **** stated that he would pay for destroyed gutters out of his pocket yet, the invoice he sent State Farm is billing for all the gutters.When the gutter crew came out they placed their ladders on the new shingles over my back porch leaving indentations all across that roof - the roofers had to come out of replace the damaged shingles - again I was told that expense would be handled by **** - the invoice does not reflect that.Then there was a gap of over a month because of an insurance check being cut in half while in ****'s care - Was told no work would be done until he got paid, then told no work could be done due to weather, then it was due to lack of product, etc When **** submitted the claim for my garage door it was submitted as being 59.5inches wide by 39.35inches tall & double hung which is totally wrong it was 16feet x 6.9feet tall. - That was corrected HOWEVER when **** submitted it to the garage door installer the request was for a 16foot x 7foot door which did not fit correctly & had to be redone.Then comes my kitchen garden window - **** plans were to not paint that side of the house until the window is replaced - he wanted to paint the other three sides first then come back after the window is replaced - problem is that side of the house was approved by insurance but NOT one of the sides he wanted to paint anyway - then once the window is replaced he would paint that side later.Somehow **** managed to have his company's name place on my mortgage as an authorized third party. That was removed!State Farm is only approving $20,000. ISP wants over $35,000