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Originally Posted by khardy57
Thanks, Janet. I have a contract that spells out everything that was supposed to be done and actually paid extra to have the electrical line run to my shop building. I'll send the letter this week ( I hate to do it at Thanksgiving  )I'd hate to have to take him to court, but I believe that when you're supposed to do something, that means you finish it! |
Exactly! It's not that you're being mean...he was the one who promised to do something then skipped. You're just out to either have the job finished (the correct way) or to have the money returned for the work not done. If he's going to have a business, he'd better start changing his ways. He probably thought you wouldn't do anything because you knew him. Not a good way to start a business.
Also, if you can remember the dates you called and that he called you, keep a log of date and time and what was said to the best of your knowledge. If he doesn't come and finish it, it will help having more documentation along with the contract.
Good luck to you and let us know how it goes.
