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Vice Chairman Lieutenant Governor c�JO:lt6flL G/(/( LCLdPd �2��(1-�6�O Thomas St. Pierre 120 Washington St. 3rd FIT Tuesday,May 20,2008 Salem MA 01970 NOTICE OF HEARING Complainant: Sandy Martin 6 White Street#4 Salem MA 01970 Registrant/Contractor DAVID LEGERSTROM 4 BROOKSIDE DRIVE MIDDLETON MA 01949 Registrant's HIC/CSL#: 135100 / Subject Property Address: 6 White Street#4 Salem MA Complaint Number: 2007400 Hearing Date and Time: 6/20/2008 1:30 PM Greetings: Pursuant to 780 CMR 110.R5 and/or 110.R6, a hearing will be held based upon the information contained in the above referenced complaint. Your attendance at the hearing is mandatory. The hearing will take place before a hearing officer at the office of the Department of Public Safety, One Ashburton Place, Boston,MA at the above noted date and time. Please report directly to the hearing room on the second floor overlooking the main lobby. (Go through the double doors after exiting the second floor elevator and take a left). The hearing will be held in order to determine whether administrative action should be taken against the registrant's Home Improvement Contractor registration and/or Construction Supervisor's License. Violations of the law or regulations which are substantiated at the hearing could result in the imposition of a suspension, revocation, or reprimand of the registration and/or license,and the assessment of a fine. The complainant must be prepared to present evidence to support the allegations described in their complaint. The registrant/licensee has the right to be represented by an attorney at the hearing and may present written and oral testimony and any other relevant evidence to mitigate the claims made against them. Any party may present witnesses with relevant information in support of their case. The complete complaint file is available for review,upon reasonable notice and at a mutually convenient time, at the offices of the Department of Public Safety during regular business hours. COMPLAINT AGAINST DAVID LEGERSTROM, DBA VALUE ROOFING COMPANY After contacting Value Roofing Company through their listing in the 2007 Yellow Book, David Legerstrom came to our building on July 27,2007 to make an estimate for work involving replacing our lower section of roof on the southeastern side of the building. He gave me an estimate at that time of $7500.00. I had several other contractors to interview, so I didn't get back to him for approximately one week. After I called to tell him we were ready to go ahead, he came by again on August 15, 2007 and we signed a mutual contract for the job. I asked him if he was licensed and insured, and he assured me that he was. I asked him for a copy of his insurance documentation, and he promised to bring it with him when he returned to do the work in a few weeks. Mr. Legerstrom showed up on or about August 31, 2007 with a crew of one. He asked for a deposit check in the amount of $3700.00 to be made out to his name. He then drove straight to Eastern Bank to cash it. The crew man scraped away the old shingles, all the while complaining about how his shoulder hurt him due to an accident involving getting his arm caught in an MBTA bus. He was quite proud that he was involved in a "million dollar lawsuit" against the MBTA as a consequence of this accident. Mr. Legerstrom was apparently trying to do roofing work in Everett, and so was unable to work on our roof for most of the day. Legerstrom showed up the next day, and continued to remove the old asphalt shingles. Our contract had stipulated removal of all the old plywood, and replace with new. Mr. Legerstrom advised me that he should remove only any old plywood that was rotten, replace it, and cover the old plywood with the new 3/a" plywood that he bought. He explained that it would "give us more protection". Although I was somewhat skeptical, I agreed to go along with his assessment. He removed all of the previous edging, the ice and water shield, and all of the old shingles. When he installed the new plywood over the old, he essentially added another inch to the top level of the roof. The new plywood did not fit under the new lead flashing that had been installed a few weeks before by Joe Russo of JR Construction Company, Danvers, MA. Legerstrom simply pushed the plywood up to the edge underneath the lead flashing, leaving a significant gully along the top edge of the roof. He finished edging, and installed the shingles. A new crew member joined him for the remainder of the work, Jason Murphy of JM Landscaping, Danvers, MA. On or about September 1sL, 2007, Legerstrom advised me that we should get static vents installed along the top of the roof. Each vent would cost $100 to purchase and install. He asked for and got a deposit of $500 in a check written in his name, after which he promptly drove to Eastern Bank to cash. Mr. Legerstrom installed two vents over each condo unit in the building. He continued to install the shingles until he announced he was finished with all of the work and wished to be paid the balance of the vent installation and the roof installation. I pointed out to him at this time that the eaves that were sticking out were not properly covered, as they had been before. He insisted that they "were not that way before", and that they "didn't need to be covered". I told him that there was no paint evident on the tops of these eaves, indicating that they had indeed been covered before, but he disagreed. He requested and was given a check for $4250.00 written in his name, after which he drove to Eastern Bank and promptly cashed it. On September 12, 2007, we experienced about an inch and a half of rainfall. I returned from some errands, and found, to my horror, water streaming in along the edge of the walls and the ceiling in our living room of the condo. I ran to get a bucket to catch the water streaming down from the light fixture in our hall. I called Mr. Legerstrom in a panic. He apologized, and said he couldn't come because he had to watch a couple of kids. He promised to arrive first thing in the morning, and told me to go outside and try to cover it with some tape or something. I covered the base of the two vents and the base of the chimney with duct tape in the pouring rain. The next morning, I waited. No Value Roofing. After calling many times to his personal cell phone, finally his worker"Jay" (Jason Murphy) answered the phone and informed me that "David has gone to an appointment to take his mother to the hospital". I thought it was perhaps an emergency, and so waited to hear from him. The following day, I waited again. No phone calls from Value Roofing. I was quite upset that Mr. Legerstrom was taking so long to get back to me, especially since there was another day of rain forecast for the coming weekend. He showed up around noon to inspect the water damage. He looked only at Unit 4, although I invited him to check out the damage in the other units. I asked him for the name of his insurance company (he still had not given us a copy of his insurance), and he said that he did not want to involve his insurance company, that he would repair the damage himself, and he would get a "Chinese guy" to fix the damage to the hardwood floor. He said that the stains were a simple matter of just applying some Kilz. I said that the entire ceiling area would have to be painted, as we didn't want any repair spots. He waved me off, saying "whatever, I'll paint it myself'. I asked him when he intended to do this, and he said, "within the next few weeks". Mr. Legerstrom called me the next day and told me he was "working on a roof in Everett" that he had to close up, and promised me "right hand of God" that he'd be there that afternoon after working in Everett. He explained that he wanted to "flash around the base of the chimneys, and check it with a hose to make sure it would be water tight". He left a message on my answering machine at 4:20pm to say he was tired, it was going to be dark soon, and that he wanted to "take a lot of time" to figure out where the water was coming in and to fix it, so would I mind if he came "first thing in the morning". Around 11:OOam, he showed up with Jay with a caulking gun. He caulked around the base of the chimneys, and the base of each vent he had installed. He never pulled the siding off of the chimneys, nor did he ever flash them. He never asked for a water hose. He was finished in about 20 minutes. On September 15th, it rained hard again. I came down the stairs in the morning to see water stains creeping across the ceiling again, and water dripping off of the light fixture. Several other condo owners also called me to complain of major water leaks in their condos. I called Mr. Legerstrom on his cell phone again, and demanded that he return to fix the roof. He said he was in Everett, and that he'd be there "when he could". I got quite angry and demanded that he come over "RIGHT NOW!" with a crew to fix the leaks. Mr. Legerstrom got angry with me, hung up, and never called back again to offer to fix the leaks. The condo association was very concerned at this point, believing that Mr. Legerstrom had no intention of fixing any of the problems he had caused. We called several reputable roofing contractors for assessments of the job, and an estimate to fix it properly. In addition, I called the building inspector for the City of Salem. Four different contractors were appalled at the quality of work that was done by Value Roofing Company, and all advised completely stripping the roof to the new plywood, refastening it properly, re-flashing the top edge of the roof and the chimneys, and applying new edging. In addition, each roofer determined that the vents were completely ineffective, and not at all needed, as the roof space was completely filled with insulation, and was at such a pitch as to not require static venting. I called Value Roofing back at their number, and relayed this information to their answering machine. I received no response for several days, prompting me to call the Salem Police and make a report, as we believed that David Legerstrom would never come back. After a few days, Mr. Legerstrom's wife Rita called me at my home and assured me that David Legerstrom was going to come back and fix the problems, but that he would "never strip the roof off and start again". She was concerned that "things had escalated". i told her that several roofers had determined that the job would require a full replacement, but she disagreed, telling me that "David is an excellent roofer, and he knows what he's doing". She said that the building inspector just "works for the city to collect a paycheck, and doesn't even know what he's talking about". She chastised me for calling the building inspector and the police. She said that David was "afraid to come to the site, fearing that all of the condo owners would be mad at him". I assured her that no owners would be gathered to confront him, but that we really needed him to show up, strip the roof, and do the job correctly. We found, upon inspection of the roof, many deficiencies and examples of extremely poor quality work. I took many pictures. It was becoming distressingly apparent that this was much more than a repair job - the entire roof would have to be redone. I called our regular carpentry contractor, Joe Russo, to come and inspect the roofing job. He arrived and was quite upset to find that the roofer we had hired was David Legerstrom, who happens to be his brother-in-law. He gave me the names of two other roofers to call that he trusted. At this time, we were extremely concerned about the rain that was forecast for a few days hence. We hired Paul John & Son Roofers. Paul John and the building inspector took over a dozen pictures of the poor quality and substandard work that was evident throughout the job. Paul John did an excellent job, and so now the roof is water tight at an additional cost to us of $7000. Items: Plywood installed by Value Roofing is 5/8", not 3/4" as specified on contract Eave endings were not covered by shingles Used 1 1/4" roofing nails to secure 5/8" plywood to old 1/2" plywood below Many examples of improper edging, poor joinery Did not flash base of chimneys Did not reinstall ice and water shield Installed static vents that were ineffectual and not needed/required Poor installation of 3-tab asphalt shingles, exposed nails, nails too deep, etc. Improper flashing under siding, allowing water to pour in down formed gullies and through lead flashing seams Significant water damage to ceilings and hardwood floor of condo units No documentation of registration, insurance or workmen's comp No indication of registration number in Yellow Book ad or on business card Delay and refusal to fix major water leakage problems on newly installed roof Aggressive and threatening behavior On or about September 20`", I called David Legerstrom's personal cell phone to ask where David was. His crew member Jay Murphy answered the phone. He said David was at an appointment with his mom again. I expressed my belief that David was not being truthful about his whereabouts. Jay insisted that David was indeed at an appointment. About a half hour later, David called me on my cell phone, screaming and yelling obscenities, "Who the F--- are you to say that I'm not telling the truth?!!", among other things. He was extremely angry at me, and wouldn't let me speak. It was impossible to have a conversation with him. He stated he had no intention of coming back, and that we could "just f---ing go ahead and take me to court! You're not getting anything from me!". With that, he hung up. On September 24, 2007, Nathaniel's Landing Condominium Association sent out a letter of demand to David Legerstrom, dba Value Roofing Company. We had it delivered by a constable. The letter demands a full refund of the money we had paid him, and $1500 to cover cost of repairing water damage, including damage to the hardwood floor in unit 4. I called him at least once every day for 10 days, sometimes twice. He finally called back once and left a message on my home phone machine, screaming at me to "stop calling - you don't want to make me come over. Go ahead - take me to court! I'll never do anything for you". As of this date, October 2, 2007, he has not responded at all. 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Any alleratioln er deviation front above apadlflcationf InroWing extra costs will he eketUbld only upon written orders.and will betern r M extra taryM - Oyer ehd abpn the Mtknab.All afpaematb Contingent upon sulk", ,,ldants W - delays beyond 0141 Control.Owner to carry tin, ternad0 and olar necasserY In- Nate:fltl!Waited en7 be suranee.Our workers an Fully Conrad by Workman Conloonsation Insurance, willbaan by M if IW/11�00hdW 'days. ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSAL The above Wtm. apedtlatlons and tonal- lions an:,"lf' Clery and an h=y tad.V o an authorized to do the work as specified:payment will De matle as Ilne ab o. omb M ACCepLaa: WE PROP99E hereby to fu 'sh material r 19 complete in rdance with above specifications,for the sum of: dollars ($ �J , Poypdht W be made as folio 7s, - G��� All material is guaranteed to be as specified. All work to be Eompleted In a sub- stantial workmanlike manner according to specifications submitted, per standard Authorized practices. Any alteration or deviation from above specifications involving extra gid costs will be executed only upon written orders,and will become an extra charge over and above the estimate. All agreements contingent upon strikes, accidents or Neta: This proposal Troy b! delays beyond our control. Owner to carry fire, tornado and other necessary in- withdrawn Pr by es if not opted within_ days. surance. Our workers are fully covered by Workmen's Compensation Insurance. ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSAL The above Prices, specifications and condi. tions are satisfactory and are hereby at opted. Y are authorized to do the work as specifled. Payment will be made of line ab sise Date of Acceptance: /.r ? , Licensed Insured Commercial/Residential Rubber Systems New Roofs - Repairs- Shingles Metalwork- Seamless Gutters -Etc.... Free Estimates President/Owner Everett MA David I. Legerstrom Sr. (617)307-2299 - - -- - Un m,7--)44r3 .� • _wD ��# . ��� . 4 9tev4 w 9 c/ _6 O���%LUAQQ�'1LfIQ-Pitffd� No: Received Date: For state use only C//1�ZPi ck��1!�2RC!/J�07G �LQCP� e.//.00�1G UO 02�0�A6Xf � �f�7/727r�200 / Home Improvement Contractor Registration/Construction Supervisor License Complaint Application Form In order to file a complaint against a person registered as a Home Improvement Contractor and/or a Constuction Supervisor License holder, this form must be filled out completely and submitted to the Board of Building Regulations and Standards(`BBRS"). Submission of a complaint will not automatically result in a hearing against the contractor. Filing a complaint with the BBRS will not result in a monetary award to you. This complaint may result in disciplinary action against the contractor's registration or license. You will be notified in writing of any hearing scheduled relative to the contractor named in your complaint. Please refer to the Department of Public Safety website(www.mass.eov/dVss) prior to filing a complaint to ensure that the circumstances of your case fit within the prerequisites for filing a complaint. 1. Your information: (Please type or print neatly) C^ p Name: oSf,099 �, �R c/ � ✓Q• / JG¢'��/VS�FCf��L C-!A Of -S4,/,Un Address: 12O aA-,S14W6-TDFi J`f• S�IQ�vvt— (l�I{�t�3r470 Address of property at issue: Day Phone: ""ax: (97P ) 7110-,Wy` E-mail JU9eaE4 '�Grg,_(°a�r 2. License holder/Re2istered contractor: Contractor name: Business name: Business address: Phone: ( ) Date contract signed: / / Amount of contract: $ 3. Does the contractor who a22rieved von hold the following: (please circle the number below) 1. Home Improvement Contractor registration---- (HIC) # 2. Contruction Supervisor License---------------- (CSL)# 3. Unregistered Contractor 4. FOR COMPLAINTS INVOLVING HOME IMPROVEMENT CONTRACTORS: Please circle the number of any of the following acts(in accordance with G.L.c.142A)which you allege took place in your dealings with the HIC registrant: I.Operating without a certificate of registration issued by the Department; 2.Abandoning or failing to perform,without justification,any contract or project engaged in or undertaken by a registered contractor or subcontractor,or deviating from or disregarding plans or specifications in any material respect without the consent of the owner; 3.Failing to credit to the owner any payment they have made to the contractor or his salesperson in connection with a residential contracting transaction; 4.Making any material misrepresentation in the procurement of a contract or making any false promise of a character likely to influence,persuade or induce the procurement of a contract; 5.Knowingly contracting beyond the scope of the registration as a contractor or subcontractor; 6.Acting directly,regardless of the receipt or the expectation of receipt of compensation or gain from the mortgage lender,in connection with a residential contracting transaction by preparing,offering or negotiating;or attempting to or agreeing to prepare, arrange,offer or negotiate a mortgage loan on behalf of a mortgage lender; 7.Acting as a mortgage broker or agent for any mortgage lender; 8.Publishing,directly or indirectly,any advertisement relating to home construction or home improvements which does not contain the contractor's or subcontractor's certificate of registration number or which does contain an assertion,representation or statement of fact which is false,deceptive,or misleading; 9.Advertising in any manner that a registrant is registered under this chapter unless the advertisement includes an accurate reference to the contractor's or subcontractor's certificate of registration; 10.Violation of the building laws of the commonwealth or of any political subdivision thereof; 11.Misrepresenting a material fact by an applicant in obtaining a certificate of registration; 12.Failing to notify the Department of any change of trade name or address as required by section thirteen; 13.Conducting a residential contracting business in any name other than the one in which the contractor or subcontractor is registered; 14.Failing to pay for materials or services rendered in connection with his operating as a contractor or subcontractor where he has received sufficient funds as payment for the particular construction work,project or operation for which the services or materials were rendered or purchased; 15.Failing to comply with any order,demand or requirement lawfully made by the administrator or fund administrator under and within the authority of this chapter; 16. Demanding or receiving payment in violation of clause(6)of paragraph(a)of section(2)which states: "a time schedule of. payments to be made under said contract and the amount of each payment stated in dollars, including all finance charges. Any deposit required under the contract to be paid in advance of the commencement of work under said contract shall not exceed the greater of one-third of the total contract price or the actual cost of any materials or equipment of a special order or custom made nature,which must be ordered in advance of the commencement of work,in order to assure that the project will proceed on schedule.No final payment shall be demanded until the contract is completed to the satisfaction of the parties thereto;" 17.Violating any other provision of chapter 142A. 2 5. Please provide a detailed description of the acts or omissions committed by the licensee/registrant that lead you to file this `I complaint. When possible,please cite to the applicable section of the MA State Building Code. (The Code can be found at www.state.ma.us/dos). PLEASE ENCLOSE: 6.Please submit the application,and all supporting documentation,i.e all plans in 11"x 17"format,building application,court judgments,contract,photographs,etc. In addition,the complete package(including plans and photographs)must be submitted via compact disc(CD). 7. I hereby affirm that the information contained in this complaint package is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge and belief. Signed under pains and penalties of perjury: Signature Date 8. Please submit all requirements on line number 6 to the following: Program Coordinator Board of Building Regulations and Standards HTC/CSL Program One Ashburton Place,Room 1301 Boston,MA 02108 3 IITitU of ttlezzt, tta ttcl�zzs�tt�s w;�.`a. � �ublir �lxnpex#� �r�ur#uteu# ', �_ .. ? �iiuilain� �3eJlttx#uui�t Amid T. Q,'Pricn, Or., �u t. w,�tt J P IR ull April 2V, 1974 Ralph W. Tedford, City Engineer Robert Crowley, Acting Fire Chief Mr. L. Italien, 39 Fort Avenue Gentlemen: I hereby appoint you ;as a survey board to inspect thoroughly the premises at 6 White Street, in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 143, Section 8 of the General .Laws. A written Report of your findings and conclusions shall .be made to this office in order that a determination may be made with regard to the future of this property. A copy of said Section 8 is enclosed. i Very truly yours, :Inspector of Buildings // re DJOB: tc V Encl . 1 • i cc : Asst. City Solicitor Health Dept. i i