Business ProfileforT-Rock Roofing and Construction

I purchased a home in May, 2024. Part of the agreement for the sale, there were several repairs issued through the insurance company due to extensive hail damage. Part of the closing agreement was to have the completion of work before the closing date. On the scheduled closing date of May 17, 2024, the work was not completed. ******** issued a check to cover the repairs. This check would be directly paid to T-Rock Roofing company. When I reached out to *****, He told me that it was complete and when I asked about the two air conditioners which were in the payment and on the receipt, he made me send him a copy to show if was in the payment. It clearly lists 2 **** units. A few days later, he called to say he was done with the work. I asked if he replaced the two A/C units, and he told me that he only replaced one of them. He said he replaced the cover with a new one on the other. I said it states two on the receipt. He told me that it would cost $20,000 for two. Soon after, my father called him and he told my father that he rebuilt the other A/C unit and it is like new. Father called the office. At first the secretary told him that each unit is $16,000 a piece and then she said both are supposed to be $12,313 together and then she said it was a mistake on the receipt. My father clearly stated that the items are on the receipt and this should be honored. She refused. I then called my real estate agent and she reached out showing the receipt as it states replacement with new **** units (2). The man who she spoke to sent her a receipt a day later which happened to have the "exact amount" showing only one A/C replacement. I also took pictures of the second one and the cover is definitely used and have a lot of wear and tear on it. The company did not honor it's receipt and even if they are claiming to do the work stated on the receipt, they put used parts on the **** unit. I should have the cost of one unit returned to me by the company, which is $6,156.50