That is your material!
It is also your customer. Our contracts read: All materials removed/salvaged from the project are property of the contractor. All extra material is property of the contactor unless a pre iuos agreement has been reached.
I would give them them the materials back and appologize for the misunderstanding. I had a customer take 5sqthe from me. We order multiple jobs at one time so I dont always count out every last bundle we load. If the roof calls for 20sqthe we take 2 pallets of shingles. The remaining shingles go the next project.
I woild actually bet that your state law spells this out. Your customer paid for his roof and the materials that cover it. Thats all!
Sometimes its easier to give the squeaky wheel the grease. Better than someone talking trash.
Your going to have to eat this one. It really is YOUR fault. If your contract doesnt spell this out then it is YOUR loss.
Sorry!
It is also your customer. Our contracts read: All materials removed/salvaged from the project are property of the contractor. All extra material is property of the contactor unless a pre iuos agreement has been reached.
I would give them them the materials back and appologize for the misunderstanding. I had a customer take 5sqthe from me. We order multiple jobs at one time so I dont always count out every last bundle we load. If the roof calls for 20sqthe we take 2 pallets of shingles. The remaining shingles go the next project.
I woild actually bet that your state law spells this out. Your customer paid for his roof and the materials that cover it. Thats all!
Sometimes its easier to give the squeaky wheel the grease. Better than someone talking trash.
Your going to have to eat this one. It really is YOUR fault. If your contract doesnt spell this out then it is YOUR loss.
Sorry!