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Updated over 6 years ago,
Firing a Contractor. Paint isnt all that.
I'm debating about getting rid of the contractor I hired to paint. He came through the first time and acted all good and great about the work. Gave me a really good deal. I shopped around plenty for other painters and he wasn't even the cheapest, i had others charge me less and of course others that would charge me more. He came twice to double check everything i specifically told him what all i needed done. This guy is an old family friend, and i thought he was good at painting. Turns out he is a re modeler and does a bit of everything. I was looking for strictly a painter !
The work is ok, but it looks like he is leaving things out. Caulking and Puddy is a must and alot of places are missing this. He is hiring out people to do the work. He has a sprayer out there that i dont like how he is doing it. They already started spraying the enamal and things are still missing the caulk and puddy. Everything should have been vacummed good too before. They haven't started on the kitchen which has the greatest amount of work. I dont want to risk it. I have a contract and all with him, and already gave him a deposit.
I'm going to talk to him today and go over issues. I dont like to beat around the bush.
if push comes to shove, How do i go about firing him? I guess he can take me to small claims court or put a lien on my house which i want to avoid.