Sloppy work around a utility box, siding no longer attached, flashing around windows not fitting properly, buckled trim, all obviously flawed at the Landings in Avon Lake.  “When we were having storms there was flooding in our basements because downspout were off for 6 months during this process. It was supposed to be 8 weeks and it ended up being 6 months to get it fixed.” said Amy Herkenhoff, president of the condo association that contracted the siding job.     Read the article……………………..

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