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I have a subcontractor who bid an amount to work on a residential renovation. After beginning work, 6 weeks later, he stated that he underbid the job, and
"revised" his initial bid to 2.5x the amount in a text message. I requested a meet to discuss this matter, but he did not meet with me until after t...Read More
New Jersey"revised" his initial bid to 2.5x the amount in a text message. I requested a meet to discuss this matter, but he did not meet with me until after t...Read More
I contracted to install stone veneer according to a sample panel. The Rabbi insisted that I adjust the style. This adjustment cost me substantially more in labor
expense than my original bid. I have asked for payment and am being refused. I have invested personal funds to continue the project but have n...Read More
Arizonaexpense than my original bid. I have asked for payment and am being refused. I have invested personal funds to continue the project but have n...Read More
Have a customer that requires us to do work off an original PO but drags their feet on issuing a change order for overruns on original PO. Then will not allow
us to invoice the change order amount until the PO is issued. It's a catch-22 circle. We would like to issue an official invoice with demand to force ...Read More
Texasus to invoice the change order amount until the PO is issued. It's a catch-22 circle. We would like to issue an official invoice with demand to force ...Read More
One of our projects just had an increase of change orders for around $200K which was obviously not in the original contract amount when the prelien was
originally filed. If we are creating Change Orders for the project is there a way to add this cost into the original lien amount?
Californiaoriginally filed. If we are creating Change Orders for the project is there a way to add this cost into the original lien amount?
Remote Contractor: Notice of Non-Payment: The amount owed as of the date of the notice: It should also include: Change Orders (Not yet approved by RC,
because RC does not want to pay them)?
Tennesseebecause RC does not want to pay them)?
We are in contract with the insurance company and if this sub liens on the property, we lose our contract. The total contract amount was $20,000.00 so
$6,400. 00 seems quite a bit of extra work with zero explanation.
Colorado$6,400. 00 seems quite a bit of extra work with zero explanation.
Customer referred by insurance company. Insurance agreement and payment was for the replacement and installation of vinyl flooring. Customer
requested installation of tile instead of Vinyl (and she supplied the tile). Customer wants a detailed itemization of change order, and a reconcilia...Read More
Californiarequested installation of tile instead of Vinyl (and she supplied the tile). Customer wants a detailed itemization of change order, and a reconcilia...Read More