It was not my intention to call out the owner. I simply stated the process in which to proceed prior to paying additional money to have something repaired if it was a cause during installation or removal by a contractor. I did note in paragragh two that I was not sure if that is what happened but merely making a reference to what is often seen in these situations.
I wanted the owner to be aware that if someone else caused the damage to their home that that person should fix it. Not every contractor out there stands fully behind their work, so in part it was a quick lesson on how to deal with the situation. If the owner was the one doing the install then that is a different story and then my post could be disreguarded by the original poster, but it was not made clear in one direction or another.
Being in the remodeling business myself I hear all to often of people that speak ill of contractors in general and contractors that perform work to the standards above get lumped in with contractors that are looking to maintain customer relationships that exend past the final payment.
I appologize if my post came off as condescending or an attack, it was in no way geared in that direction, just trying to help someone save some money on the repair.
Last edited by jmen24; 06-19-2009 at 04:30 PM.
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