Integrity is the word which fits I do believe.
For all those out there who complete jobs no matter what the
task is or the amount of compensation you get do the best you can. Your compensation
will come in long term dividends when you do a good job and people call you
back to do other jobs.
When leveling the shed the support beam were not sufficient
to stop the shed from flexing mid-way along the length. Entering the shed many
screw heads were stripped, had gaps from the base of the screw to the mating
plastic surface. Workers who are proud of their work would replace the screws
and ensure the screw joint ends up as designed. Yes, integrity of the person
who put the shed together. It might be that the compensation was not great
enough to fix issues and maybe the owner would not see the craftsmanship. There
are many people out there who do an excellent job. It could be that the cold
and hot weather “expansion and contraction forces” caused some issues. But the
stripped screws do not fall in the category here. The bit could have been worn
out but in this case should have been replaced. In my opinion the supplier
should be contacted and fix issues which are found by the owner, within reason.
There are some times when completing a job nothing goes as
planned and this is the time to take a step back and regroup even if you have
to leave it for a few hours or the next day. One should always guarantee his or
her workmanship. Doing work for others and expecting huge compensation packages
is unreasonable for the owner could be anyone and you might be on the receiving
end in the future.
Here is a picture of one of a few incorrect screw
attachments, there are others which almost fell out or had stripped heads as
mentioned previously. While on this job unfortunately the peek plastic was
broken so it was taped over to help in preventing rain from entering. I would have
thought that there would also be end caps to keep the insects out but none were
seen. O boy all these little repairs take time and I honestly believe that we
will all be compensated in the future by being fair to all clients.
Have a great day from all of here at DDCL.
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