Review from John H.
Published:over 4 years ago
A garage door panel needed replacing at a rental property. I had not heard of the manufacturer before, Clopay, but its website identified The Door Company as a local authorized dealer. Although I had a favorable impression of their estimator, Jim, the Yuba City office proved to be disorganized in its scheduling, and when the repair was to be done the technician carried out the project in a hurried fashion. It was only after he left that I realized an entire lag bolt had not been replaced, and, not surprisingly, soon after the door began to go off track. I discussed the issue with the Yuba City office manager and agreed to pay the original invoice but with the understanding they would redispatch a repairman in coordination with my tenant's schedule to correct the work. After The Door Company finally got the door in working order they issued another invoice for $96 under the description of "serviced, lubricated & adjusted [door]." When I called into the Yuba City office their manager insisted the original work was not defective and the amount billed was properly owed. I have refused to pay, but, even after leaving a telephone message regarding the concern with the company president, Mark Stuenkel, I am continuing to receive past-due notices. I have also noted that Clopay no longer recognizes The Door Company as an authorized dealer.