Revdex.com: I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] , and have determined that this does not resolve my complaint For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below [To assist us in bringing this matter to a close, we would like to know your view on the matter.] Regards, [redacted]
In response to this complaint:Delays - C.D.Ccommunicated in writing with the homeowner in regard to any delaysTrusses The same day I discovered incorrect size trusses were ordered, I contacted my outside sales rep at [redacted] and had the correct trusses delivered within daysThe cost of these trusses was to be paid by C.D.C., however, when they were delivered C.D.Cwas no longer on the job(See supporting documents below.) Dumpsters C.D.Cwas coordinating the rental of dumpsters, however due to the Thanksgiving holiday the company we deal with did not have anything readily available, which is documented by [redacted] The homeowner took it upon himself to rent dumpsters from another company through the subcontractorThe contract is between CDC and the homeowner the subcontractor should not be involvedShingles - The Tameo shingles for the project had been approved in writing by the homeowner and orderedAs the roof was to be started, the homeowner had a conversation with the subcontractor and then questioned the shingle brandThis led to him questioning my integrityI relayed to [redacted] that the subcontractor was undermining my authority and expertiseCDC was the general contractor on the project and as such decisions were to be made between the homeowner and CDC, not the homeowner and the subcontractorSettlement - The contract between [redacted] and Capital District Contractors was breached by [redacted] [redacted] fired CDC from the projectCDC had fully intended to finish the project to the contract specifications as we do all of our contracted projectsThis is now a legal matterCDC is suggesting mediation to resolve this matter and determine what monies are owed to either partyBelow are supporting documents [redacted]
Revdex.com Spoke with the business who advised: The company is weighing the option of processing with arbitration and is waiting a response from his attorney at this time
Revdex.com: I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] , and have determined that this does not resolve my complaint For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below [To assist us in bringing this matter to a close, we would like to know your view on the matter.] Regards, [redacted]
In response to this complaint:Delays - C.D.Ccommunicated in writing with the homeowner in regard to any delaysTrusses The same day I discovered incorrect size trusses were ordered, I contacted my outside sales rep at [redacted] and had the correct trusses delivered within daysThe cost of these trusses was to be paid by C.D.C., however, when they were delivered C.D.Cwas no longer on the job(See supporting documents below.) Dumpsters C.D.Cwas coordinating the rental of dumpsters, however due to the Thanksgiving holiday the company we deal with did not have anything readily available, which is documented by [redacted] The homeowner took it upon himself to rent dumpsters from another company through the subcontractorThe contract is between CDC and the homeowner the subcontractor should not be involvedShingles - The Tameo shingles for the project had been approved in writing by the homeowner and orderedAs the roof was to be started, the homeowner had a conversation with the subcontractor and then questioned the shingle brandThis led to him questioning my integrityI relayed to [redacted] that the subcontractor was undermining my authority and expertiseCDC was the general contractor on the project and as such decisions were to be made between the homeowner and CDC, not the homeowner and the subcontractorSettlement - The contract between [redacted] and Capital District Contractors was breached by [redacted] [redacted] fired CDC from the projectCDC had fully intended to finish the project to the contract specifications as we do all of our contracted projectsThis is now a legal matterCDC is suggesting mediation to resolve this matter and determine what monies are owed to either partyBelow are supporting documents [redacted]
Revdex.com Spoke with the business who advised: The company is weighing the option of processing with arbitration and is waiting a response from his attorney at this time