If the contract reads as you say, they may never have originally intended to pay you, and the window is just a cover excuse.One of the clues to me would be their being "furious" (possibly an act) over this.I've seen similar behavior before in other circumstances where they never intended to pay the money they promised.Finding some little fault (personally made up reasons) as an excuse to not pay the entire amount (not just a portion).Or you could just capitulate and put the window in, and then it might be, it's 2 inches too far to left, or the work was not done good enough, or the workmen made too much noise, or the workmen stepped on a petunia in the front yard.But if it is that, and you just put the window in, there may be more made up problems to prevent paying you.When dealing with some people it's best not to sign anything until ALL money crosses the palm.Good Luck!

The countertop very cost effective granite with a 4 inch granite backsplash and over the top sink.

Depending on how bad is the foundation state (how many inches you have to correct), is very possible the sewer line will disconnect/break in the horizontal portions.

If it isn't laid out in Ch. 3 of the VA Handbook then it's not a VA requirement. https://www.google.com/url?

It was undeniable that the leasing company did not have the home inspected or professionally cleaned, fire alarms broken and missing, light bulbs burnt out, carpets filthy, windows inside/out so dirty you cannot see out of them, 1/2 inch of dust and dirt on the ceiling fans, window sills, bathrooms not cleaned...just a complete mess.

The flash on the roof only goes up six inches and is very loose around the edges of a second story section.

the pm is on the front lines yes but you still have to manage the PM.. your only one person removed from the day to day drama.like one of our hold over props we have tenant in.. yesterday for some reason the bottom of the shower cracked and the whole pan moved down an inch.. causing her to have a slip fall in the shower she says.. and of course off to the doctor and I am sure a lawyer after that..

Have the ground built up at the foundation several inches, then grade out.

As luck would have it there was a bad storm just recently that flooded that one unit with an inch of water.

We just learned that they plan to build their sidewalk at least 12 inches higher than ours.