I want to start by saying I actually believe in this product. Foundation and waterproofing work is something I was genuinely interested in, and if the sales process had been handled with any respect, I likely would have moved forward. Unfortunately, my experience with the sales rep made that impossible.
From the first visit, the pressure was constant. The rep kept bringing up bonuses, his own bonuses, not any benefit to me, to push me into deciding on the spot. When I said no, he didn't accept it and kept going. I said no more times than I can count, in person during that visit and then repeatedly by phone afterward. He also pushed hard to get me into a loan to finance the work, something I never asked about and made clear I wasn't interested in.
I never signed anything. Not a contract, not a work order, nothing. I made that explicit, verbally, by phone, and in writing. Despite that, the calls and texts kept coming. Eventually, without my authorization or signature, they scheduled a crew to come do the work. I had to repeat myself over and over, providing the same answer I'd already given a dozen times, just to try to get them to stop.
I have documentation of all of it: texts, emails, and voicemails, all showing the same thing, me declining and them continuing anyway. That's not a communication gap. That's a company that doesn't take no for an answer until you make them.
It's genuinely disappointing, because I don't doubt the work itself might be good. But a good product shouldn't need this kind of pressure to sell. Nobody should have to fight this hard just to be left alone after saying no.