<noframes> <BR><BR><BR><BR> <body> <p>The first inkling I had that anything was wrong with Eagle Construction's installation of my roof was when a leak soaked a ceiling tile, which then fell onto my tenant's brand-new bed on January 29, 2004. I had been betrayed by my contractor. Now the owner of an atrocious, leaky roof, I began searching for help. I sought resolution from everyone I could think of including: GAF Materials Corporation, the manufacturer; and many others. All I got was, disappointment after disappointment.</p> <p>If you are viewing this text, your browser lacks the ability to read frames or iframes. Don't worry; you can still enjoy our site. All the pages can be viewed from the <A href="http://CAUC2.net/sitemap.htm" TARGET=_parent >Site Map page</A>. Please come inside!</p> <p>This is also a story about an atrocious roof installed by Eagle Construction. Did the Better Business Bureau, Better Contractor's Bureau, NARI - National Association of the Remodeling Industry, GAF Materials Corporation, or the D&C newspaper do anything to help the consumer? Amy wants to share what she has learned to help other consumers not make the same mistakes she made.</p> <H1>Chagrin After Chagrin</H1> </body></noframes>
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