REO Construction & Roofing

In April 2016 we had a new roof with decking, shingles, underlayment everything installed by this company. Well not 3 months later in June 2016 during the first thunderstorm half of the roof is blown off - (mind you nobody else's home was damaged anywhere near ours). I contacted Bobby and Clint, Bobby came out the next morning and stated it was due to the storm and because the soffits had not been completely replaced. He then put plywood decking over the exposed area and tarped it, well that very same night the decking and tarp started to blow off the roof. We quickly noticed that the decking was not nailed to the studs!! My husband and son were securing the decking during the storm that had been put on that morning! As we kept looking we saw more and more nails that were never in the studs, we obtained a snake camera to look at the remaining part of the roof and found the same thing! I spoke with Clint about this and he passed it on to his father, who is the owner, Bobby O'Hara. Bobby's response was "it is okay because the weight of the shingles will keep it in place". Apparently not, we had independent adjustors and other roofing companies come and evaluate the roof and all said it was not secured properly. When we hired the other company to fix the roof our camera findings were confirmed. On the shingled part of the roof that had not been removed during the storm - we were able to lift up the decking - nothing but shingles were holding it down!!! REO construction and roofing has not accepted any responsibility for their failure to properly secure and install this roof. We paid them 5k for what they state on their website will be a safe and secure roof - with a 10 year warranty due to workmanship! Do not use this company! Everything looks and sounds great right up till the wind blows! They will not honor their warranty or accept responsibility for their actions. Thankfully nobody in our home was hurt when this happened as we were home and my children were in the room that received the brunt of the damage.