We have communicated with Mr*** *** and let him know that we have paid the attorney for the eviction he had ordered on his property and we can not get the money back at this point However we have offered $in an effort to settle this matter
I completely understand Mr. [redacted]s concerns and this project has been a financial burden on me as well. The facts are; I have paid for all the material and labor and other than a few correctable issues the metal roof that has been installed is fixable. Mr. [redacted] continues to want a complete new roof but I just can't afford to put a new roof on when it is a fixable condition.What we have offered is to fix the roof at our cost of material and labor. As long as we are paid at the completion of the repairs. We have yet to be paid for $10,000 worth of material and $3000 worth of labor.We would really appreciate the opportunity to fix the problem and try to make Mr. [redacted] happy.We can be on the job next week and have the repairs complete in two days.Respectfully,
This is a copy of an email sent to MR. [redacted] today. We really have struggled getting a sub lined up while meeting the guidelines that Mr. [redacted] will allow us to proceed. [redacted], We had an installer fit us into his schedule yesterday and inspect your roof. Our subcontractor has his own company. He states that he can repair your roof and will back it as we will do. He is in the process of getting pictures of his past work and will meet with you to clarify what repairs are necessary. Our 5 year workmanship warrantee will stand. All the excess material that we have purchased will remain the property of Arrow and after the repairs have been made we will remove from your property. [redacted] I am not trying to sugar coat or manipulate this whole ordeal. This is the second installer that has told us how to repair the bad workmanship, and unfortunately the first one could not(actually he is way too busy and did not want to get involve) provide pictures, this installer has a great reputation and will back up his work. After we have provided the pictures and documentation you require we will schedule the repair. Once this is scheduled and we show up to start the repair we will require 50% payment. I want to be perfectly candid with you, with all the back and forth and the statements we have been told that you have stated about lawsuits and such we are not willing to move forward unless we get a down payment the day we start the repairs and final payment when we are done. [redacted] we also recovered two days ago the drill you lent the original installer, I will be putting it in the mail tomorrow. Mike P[redacted]General Contractor |Arrow Renovation & Construction, LLC|Office: ###-###-#### |Mobile: ###-###-#### |[redacted] |[redacted]|“E...⇄ in Exterior Installation & Masters in Basement Remodeling”|Call Now for a Free Estimate! ###-###-####
We have communicated with Mr*** *** and let him know that we have paid the attorney for the eviction he had ordered on his property and we can not get the money back at this point However we have offered $in an effort to settle this matter
I completely understand Mr. [redacted]s concerns and this project has been a financial burden on me as well. The facts are; I have paid for all the material and labor and other than a few correctable issues the metal roof that has been installed is fixable. Mr. [redacted] continues to want a complete new roof but I just can't afford to put a new roof on when it is a fixable condition.What we have offered is to fix the roof at our cost of material and labor. As long as we are paid at the completion of the repairs. We have yet to be paid for $10,000 worth of material and $3000 worth of labor.We would really appreciate the opportunity to fix the problem and try to make Mr. [redacted] happy.We can be on the job next week and have the repairs complete in two days.Respectfully,
This is a copy of an email sent to MR. [redacted] today. We really have struggled getting a sub lined up while meeting the guidelines that Mr. [redacted] will allow us to proceed. [redacted], We had an installer fit us into his schedule yesterday and inspect your roof. Our subcontractor has his own company. He states that he can repair your roof and will back it as we will do. He is in the process of getting pictures of his past work and will meet with you to clarify what repairs are necessary. Our 5 year workmanship warrantee will stand. All the excess material that we have purchased will remain the property of Arrow and after the repairs have been made we will remove from your property. [redacted] I am not trying to sugar coat or manipulate this whole ordeal. This is the second installer that has told us how to repair the bad workmanship, and unfortunately the first one could not(actually he is way too busy and did not want to get involve) provide pictures, this installer has a great reputation and will back up his work. After we have provided the pictures and documentation you require we will schedule the repair. Once this is scheduled and we show up to start the repair we will require 50% payment. I want to be perfectly candid with you, with all the back and forth and the statements we have been told that you have stated about lawsuits and such we are not willing to move forward unless we get a down payment the day we start the repairs and final payment when we are done. [redacted] we also recovered two days ago the drill you lent the original installer, I will be putting it in the mail tomorrow. Mike P[redacted]General Contractor |Arrow Renovation & Construction, LLC|Office: ###-###-#### |Mobile: ###-###-#### |[redacted] |[redacted]|“E...⇄ in Exterior Installation & Masters in Basement Remodeling”|Call Now for a Free Estimate! ###-###-####