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DAE have a client who changes the whole plan after you've already framed it?
Last week in Denver, a homeowner decided they wanted the kitchen window a foot to the left after I'd already sheathed the exterior wall, so I had to tear out a whole section of Tyvek and OSB.
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murray.cora9d ago
After you'd already sheathed the wall? That's the kind of change that makes my jaw drop. A foot to the left is not a small tweak once everything is closed in. The amount of wasted material and labor just kills me. Clients sometimes don't get that a moved window changes the framing, the sheathing, the wrap, everything. You have all my sympathy dealing with that mess.
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pat7819d ago
Oh, you think that's the end of it? Wait until they ask for it to be a different shape next week. I'm half expecting a request for a round window after we've ordered all the square trim. At least the scrap pile is getting a real workout.
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foster.jordan9d ago
Pat781 is right about the scrap pile, but the real kicker is the inspection delay when you have to redo the framing.
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