Do I have the right to say no (Bridesmaid)
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Do I have the right to not use a sub?
Comments (7)You will have to pay the higher amount, that is the way cost-plus works. You now know why the sub is cheaper - he's unreliable and not very good. I wouldn't demand that the GC switch, make it his decision. Explain to him that you are very, very unhappy with this sub. Outline the reasons why (don't get into the personal like you don't like him or he smokes, whatever). Explain that he is unreliable, that he doesn't follow specs, that you believe the guy cheated you on the fiber deliberately (I'm assuming that), that his work is shoddy (give details) and that you do not want him to do something as important as the work on the porches. Tell the GC that you respect that he wants to have a say in who the subs are, but that you believe this guy will not do a good job and (important) you WILL NOT live with a shoddy job on the porches. Tell the GC that if he insists on using this guy then HE will be responsible if you are not satisified with the work the guy does and that that will entail removing poor work and redoing it, at the GC's cost, if necessary. Tell him you'd like something from him agreeing to this. The GC will most likely agree to use sub #2, especially since you will have to pay the difference....See MoreDo I have the right kind of cookware for a smooth top stove?
Comments (2)As eandhl said, the booklet should have the info in it. But just know that the more ridges you have, the less physical contact you'll have between the burner element and the pot/pan. Without seeing the size/number of ridges, I cannot say what the impact will be. -Gorilla...See MoreCracked Granite. They say normal. I say BS! What do you say??
Comments (41)Send a picture of the repair-while some cracks can be repaired to the point they become invisible the crack in your top was just too large imo to make disappear. It isnt your fault the granite cracked. While Green designs is right that your fabricator should have explained the nature of the stone that responsibility shouldnt be on you if the piece cracks. That doesnt look like a fissure to me as from the pic it doesnt follow any natural line making the repair very difficult. If you arent satisfied you dont have to accept that repair. Before you do anything speak to the fabricator and explain you cant live with this in your kitchen and you need this resolved. Consult with your lawyer and be firm with the fabricator-these things happen and the faabricator needs to make it right. See if you can find a slab that will match the rest of the kitchen. They should help you find something that you are happy with. I think if you keep the cracked piece you will never be satisfied with it. Stu Rosen www.mbstonecare.com www.stoneshine.com...See MoreLucille, have to say that you were right
Comments (12)I have the time, as well as the great interest (retired RN), to be very tuned in to all the news & discussions that have been out there about the corona virus.There was a lot of conflicting information, as well as downright lies about Covid-19. So I understand how some people were inclined to be dismissive or minimizing of the real gravity on the horizon. High props to Kath for her post. Too many people are still in denial, or have their heads in the sand. I love this from a post^ ...hadn’t heard it before: "When I'm faced with new facts, I change my mind...what do you do?"...See Moretalley_sue_nyc
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