MrB [redacted] is incorrect in stating that I quoted him a price of $to $for MEP drawings The fact is my services agreement (see attachment, B [redacted] signed svc agree.pdf) specifically EXCLUDES MEP drawings under my scope of work- see paragraph 2(c)(i) I told MrB [redacted] from the outset that, based on my experience, he would have to hire a licensed MEP engineer to prepare the MEP drawings He told me that the quotes he had received from MEP engineers were all too expensive and that he would like me to draft the MEP plans under his direction I agreed to do this but told him I would bill him at my standard drafting rate of $80/hour for the MEP drawings, since it was outside the original scope of work (see attached email correspondence document, "MEP plans".) At no point did I claim that the MEP drawings I prepared would be sufficient to get a building permit On the contrary, in my email to MrB [redacted] I state "we would still need a licensed MEP engineer to sign the MEP plans and state that the plans were prepared under his supervision." Nonetheless, MrB [redacted] chose to submit the MEP plans without the signature of an MEP engineerNot surprisingly, the plans were rejected by the building departmentFinally, I am attaching a copy of the invoice (see line 7) in which I billed MrB [redacted] $for the MEP plans I prepared under his supervision If you subtract $from the total bill of $3510.00, you'll see that I billed MrB [redacted] $for services actually covered under our services agreement, which is less than the quoted price of $2400.00.In conclusion, I believe I am entitled to receive the full invoiced amount of $from MrB**.Sincerely,B [redacted] ***CADbuilt Inc
MrB [redacted] is incorrect in stating that I quoted him a price of $to $for MEP drawings The fact is my services agreement (see attachment, B [redacted] signed svc agree.pdf) specifically EXCLUDES MEP drawings under my scope of work- see paragraph 2(c)(i) I told MrB [redacted] from the outset that, based on my experience, he would have to hire a licensed MEP engineer to prepare the MEP drawings He told me that the quotes he had received from MEP engineers were all too expensive and that he would like me to draft the MEP plans under his direction I agreed to do this but told him I would bill him at my standard drafting rate of $80/hour for the MEP drawings, since it was outside the original scope of work (see attached email correspondence document, "MEP plans".) At no point did I claim that the MEP drawings I prepared would be sufficient to get a building permit On the contrary, in my email to MrB [redacted] I state "we would still need a licensed MEP engineer to sign the MEP plans and state that the plans were prepared under his supervision." Nonetheless, MrB [redacted] chose to submit the MEP plans without the signature of an MEP engineerNot surprisingly, the plans were rejected by the building departmentFinally, I am attaching a copy of the invoice (see line 7) in which I billed MrB [redacted] $for the MEP plans I prepared under his supervision If you subtract $from the total bill of $3510.00, you'll see that I billed MrB [redacted] $for services actually covered under our services agreement, which is less than the quoted price of $2400.00.In conclusion, I believe I am entitled to receive the full invoiced amount of $from MrB**.Sincerely,B [redacted] ***CADbuilt Inc