We took my car to Fonzarelli's to have the roof repaired, windshield changed and back window trim reglued which came loose when a tree fell on my car during this past December's ice storm, and we were pulling frozen branches off the car. We brought it in before the start of the Covid crisis. They had my car for over a month, which is fine since we weren't going anywhere. When they called and said we could come to get the car, the trim which had been discussed was not glued, and the passenger side trim between the doors was ridiculously scratched up. The roof looked great though... we asked them to please repair the damage to the panel of trim ( sadly, we did not take a picture of that) that were NOT there when we dropped off the car, and to please refasten the rear window trim as originally discussed. We got a bit of a flat attitude, .... When we came back again, ( mind you I had to take time out of work for the first two trips up there) they had buffed out the damage they did to the door trim, for the most part, ( you can still see the scratches but much better), but the rear window trim was STILL unglued. So we left the car again. We returned that night to pick it up, and only HALF the trim was glued. I suggested just taking the car somewhere else to have it repaired, and Harry now came out with now a very unfriendly attitude and in about 12 seconds had glued the other side of the trim. I mean, come on! So , since we are nervous being out, and the attitude was now unfriendly, we just took the car and I drove my car home. So since these are covid times, we had not really used the car at all for a week or so. So finally making a food store run, I got in on the passenger side to see gouges all along the side of the console which 100% were NOT there when we dropped the car off. Also, they could not be bothered to glue back my remote start sensor that now flops loose in front of the rear view mirror. I have not had the car back long enough to note if the roof has any leak issues, I hope not. The roof looks good, but the devil is in the details my friends.. don't tell this shop that they missed something, or they get cold with you.. and still never finish the small details. So now, I had to go there 3 times, and will still have to source a product to stick the sensor to the window as Fonzarelli's should have. The gouged console? Since I did not get in on the passenger side to drive my car home that day, I guess I am out of luck and will have to find a way to get it touched up. They did a nice job on the large issue ( the roof) but finishing, details, and attitude toward a customer who had to come back 3 times as they forgot, leaves much to be desired. And the damage was upsetting also- this was a car in nearly new shape. read more