"A Calgary senior is left wondering who will pay for repairs after a
local company showed up and started ripping shingles off the roof of
her garage."

Read mo
http://calgary.ctvnews.ca/resident-hits-the-roof-over-order-error-1.1299434#ixzz2UbVcekAn

"Oren" wrote in message ...
"A Calgary senior is left wondering who will pay for repairs after a
local company showed up and started ripping shingles off the roof of
her garage."

Read mo
http://calgary.ctvnews.ca/resident-hits-the-roof-over-order-error-1.1299434#ixzz2UbVcekAn

The last lines in the article answer the question....

"The company that made the mistake came back later and said they would make it right but the original roofing company has to make the repairs or Cox will forfeit her warrantee.

The company that did the original work will not be charging Cox for the work and will be looking to the company that made the mistake to cover those costs."

Which seems right because otherwise the original company will be warranteeing the repair work done by the company that made the mistake.

On Tue, 28 May 2013 21:22:09 +0200, nestork
wrote:


Y'all Gibbons;3069893 Wrote:
"Oren" wrote in message
...-
"A Calgary senior is left wondering who will pay for repairs after a
local company showed up and started ripping shingles off the roof of
her garage."

Read mo
'Resident hits the roof over order error | CTV Calgary News'
(http://tinyurl.com/pjwsr8l)-

The last lines in the article answer the question....

"The company that made the mistake came back later and said they would
make it right but the original roofing company has to make the repairs
or Cox will forfeit her warrantee.

The company that did the original work will not be charging Cox for the
work and will be looking to the company that made the mistake to cover
those costs."

Which seems right because otherwise the original company will be
warranteeing the repair work done by the company that made the mistake.

And the folks who were just introduced to a company through the
company's error would have to trust them to do a decent job. [Not
saying that honest mistakes don't happen-- but I think this looks
like it is getting settled the right way for everyone involved.--
[Including the company that erred.]

Jim

On Tue, 28 May 2013 21:22:09 +0200, nestork
wrote:


Y'all Gibbons;3069893 Wrote:
"Oren" wrote in message
...-
"A Calgary senior is left wondering who will pay for repairs after a
local company showed up and started ripping shingles off the roof of
her garage."

Read mo
'Resident hits the roof over order error | CTV Calgary News'
(http://tinyurl.com/pjwsr8l)-

The last lines in the article answer the question....

"The company that made the mistake came back later and said they would
make it right but the original roofing company has to make the repairs
or Cox will forfeit her warrantee.

The company that did the original work will not be charging Cox for the
work and will be looking to the company that made the mistake to cover
those costs."

Which seems right because otherwise the original company will be
warranteeing the repair work done by the company that made the mistake.

The one that made the mistake owns all damages, including any
warranty. If they want to buy off the original company, so be it.

On 5/28/2013 12:08 PM, Oren wrote:
"A Calgary senior is left wondering who will pay for repairs after a
local company showed up and started ripping shingles off the roof of
her garage."

Read mo
http://calgary.ctvnews.ca/resident-hits-the-roof-over-order-error-1.1299434#ixzz2UbVcekAn


Call Holmes...he'll take care of it. )