When I was awarded disability, two years back payments, I went looking for a roofer since my leaking asphalt shingle roof was 35 years old. Got as many quotes as I could and settled on the one that seemed the best. When I told him he had the job, he said ok and his crew started the next week. complete tear off, repair unseen problems and new roof. When the job was done he came to the house to ask if I was satisfied then collected his money, $5000., the exact quote, nothing added for the extra repairs he found, nothing up front. He was the "middle" bidder.
People down the road insisted on hiring me to repair their badly neglected, washed out dirt drive, about 250+ yds long. I told them that they would be better off with construction equip, they insisted on my tractor and blades. They asked me what the bill was about a third of the way through and paid that. When the job was done and they were real happy with the result, there was no more money offered. Sent them two bills about six months apart, no payment, not even an excuse, but they act like we are best friends when met on the road.
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