Posted by Ferd on December 17, 2013 at 09:05:18 from (50.39.110.100):
In Reply to: ot. need opinions posted by greg k on December 16, 2013 at 16:22:48:
If your work is faulty you can be forgiven, if your work is late you may be forgiven, but if you don't care you won't be forgiven. The problem still exists and you have now told them that you're "washing you hands of the problem". I'm a general contractor and in 1985 one of our customers called with a roof leak on a building we had just completed. Called the roofer and he sent me a bill for $75.00 noting it was a sheet metal problem - didn't fix it. I didn't pay the bill but the roofer called and said he would file a lien if I didn't pay. Sent him a check and told him to enjoy it as it would be the last dollar he would ever see from us. I would have used him for every building we've done over the last almost 30 years and an average of about 100,000 s.f. of roofs per year.
Once you agree to fix a problem, you've bought the problem. Best not to start something you either don't want to (or can't) finish.
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