On the day they installed my roof they also file a contractors judgement against me for failure to pay and the problem here is it's an insurance claim and there needs to be an inspection before funds are released.
My advise is use someone else.
RESPONSE FROM Dynasty Building Solutions:
Hello,
We are sorry that you feel that a judgement was filed against you. What you received in the mail was not a judgement against you or your property. You received a letter which is called a “Notice to Owner” (NTO). A lienor who does not have a direct contract with the owner, must serve the owner with a Notice to Owner. In this case, it is our company along with our supplier who sends this letter out to every customer. State of Florida law requires that anyone who supplies labor, services or material to a contractor on any construction job must send the owner a 'Notice To Owner'. The NTO is not a lien on property. It also does not mean that a contractor has failed to pay the company who has given the notice. This notice gives the owner the opportunity to verify that the sender is paid, usually by obtaining a “release of lien”. A Release of Lien is a release of the lienor’s right to lien the property in accordance with the terms of the release. We can provide you with this release. Also, a county inspector has been to your property for the two required inspections. Both the in-progress roof dry-in/flash inspection and roof final inspections have passed, and your permit has been finalized.
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