I recently had the displeasure of dealing with Sir home improvement company.
I was contacted via neighboorhood canvassing and told of the companies affiliation with Sams Club which seemed like a legitimate reason to talk to them. I dealt with 4 different people during my preliminary talks trying to get a good quote on home improvement projects, and each person gave me a different quote and lied when confronted with the others quoted prices. Then there was the financing issue, in which they drug their feet, stalling to get back with me.
When I called them to tell them I had decided to go with someone else for financing and was approved, they then told me I was pre approved and they wanted to work with me. After being lied to continually by four different people and being put off by them, I decided to go with another big name company who did the work at half the price Sir was charging and actually offered a much better product than Sir claimed to have.
I also discovered through research after getting the uneasy feeling of being scammed that Sir was misleading me as to what product was in my best interest which was obviously an attempt to sell me what I didnt need, and would actually be detrimental, in order to make as much money off of me as they possibly could. I highly resent the way sir tries to say they are a "christian" company, yet all four of their high tier employees I dealt with presented themselves as liars and con artists.
I am actually very thankful and owe them a debt of thanks that I found out before it was too late and went with a reputable dealer who is honest, punctual, friendly, and fair; four traits that have seemed to slip Sir's grasp.
I highly recommend that anyone needing quality and trustworthy home improvement look as far away from Sir as they possibly can. It is an absolute disgrace the way they conduct business and was the worse business association I have experienced in my entire life.
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