To do what you say you're gonna do?
Worked out 2 different trade situations on our new shop. First one was with the electrician. He was Johnny on the spot when it came to hooking up my service, but when it came down to actually doing the wiring, we scheduled to do it, I get a call the morning he was supposed to be here, he starts coming up with bull**** excuses. This was Friday & I had people lined up to spend their days off on the weekend to help start hanging the lid & blowing insulation. I went ahead & wired the damn thing myself so I could stay on schedule. Piss on his floors, he can do em himself.
Yesterday, my spray foam guy replys to my text, he's gonna be here at 10 am to get started. So I change my plans so I can be here to get him started & will head to the old shop afterward. At 1 pm, still a no show, with no phone call, no text, no nothing.
I don't give a **** that he wasn't here yesterday, but it pisses me off that I missed a days work waiting around on his ass.
I understand people are busy & stuff comes up, but is it really that hard to do what you say you're gonna do? If these guys treat their paying clients like this, how do they stay in business?
BTW, I went first with my spray foam guy. His new stairs are complete & he's tickled with our work.
Worked out 2 different trade situations on our new shop. First one was with the electrician. He was Johnny on the spot when it came to hooking up my service, but when it came down to actually doing the wiring, we scheduled to do it, I get a call the morning he was supposed to be here, he starts coming up with bull**** excuses. This was Friday & I had people lined up to spend their days off on the weekend to help start hanging the lid & blowing insulation. I went ahead & wired the damn thing myself so I could stay on schedule. Piss on his floors, he can do em himself.
Yesterday, my spray foam guy replys to my text, he's gonna be here at 10 am to get started. So I change my plans so I can be here to get him started & will head to the old shop afterward. At 1 pm, still a no show, with no phone call, no text, no nothing.
I understand people are busy & stuff comes up, but is it really that hard to do what you say you're gonna do? If these guys treat their paying clients like this, how do they stay in business?
BTW, I went first with my spray foam guy. His new stairs are complete & he's tickled with our work.