If he is willing to declare bankruptcy over a single 5k deck, then you never

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May 16, 2019
9:50:08pm

vegasnative All-American

should have hired him. If he has any machinery or accounts receivable, a bankruptcy will not be quick or easy.

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My friends recently had a composite deck installed. They went with Timbertech

James Halpert

5/16/19 6:27pm

The contractor should have insurance to cover this.

BiggDogg

5/16/19 6:30pm

Insurance covers dumb errors? I’ll mention it to them to check...

James Halpert

5/16/19 6:33pm

What if one the workers back a truck up into it? Same idea. Dumb mistake.

Fatalplacebo

5/16/19 6:35pm

Yes.

Saxa

5/16/19 7:32pm

Yep. The company’s worker damaged the home owner’s property. Sucks that the

Fatalplacebo

5/16/19 6:33pm

Depends on policy. This might not be covered.

CosmoK

5/16/19 7:49pm

contractor fixes it at his expense or you sue him, he'll lose and then fix it at his expense. seems straightforward

byujag

5/16/19 6:38pm

Usually, they just declare bankruptcy, and form a new company next week.

BYUCPA

5/16/19 7:02pm

then you hire a man with a certain set of skills to help the man "find" his wallet

byujag

5/16/19 7:11pm

If he is willing to declare bankruptcy over a single 5k deck, then you never

vegasnative

5/16/19 9:50pm

Even if its a stupid mistake his liability will cover it. However,

Notparticularly

5/16/19 7:08pm

Three stupid mistakes.

Hobo

5/16/19 7:42pm

Why don’t they just flip them over?

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