I had an insurance claim that paid to replace my roof and old aluminum sidingAfter the roof was done the work on the siding began, I told the contracting company that I wanted to keep the aluminum siding to recycle itThe contracting company then told me that I could not and insinuated that it was part of their budget, what should I do? I did not give them permission to keep it and I did not sign any paperwork saying that they could keep it.
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i no i hate being grounded lol i just watch films all of the time lol
i know how you feel ughi hate when parets ground us over silly things like slaming doors dont they have something better to do
I personally love to read! My favourite books are To Kill a Mockingbird and The Perks of Being a WallflowerFind a book, or even better, a series of books to keep you occupiedMy friend Zoe LOVES the Shopoholic series by Sophie KinsellaYou can try thatOr you could draw and paint? That's always funOr stock up on your favourite magazines:) Hope this helps, I used to hate being grounded:/
Keep the scrap? That's kind of like paying for a nice dinner but keeping the tip! Your getting a new roof and siding! Would you like them to wash your car and trim the hedges too? From a legal standpoint, If they left the scrap (Construction debris) on the job site and you didn't do anything with it for a couple of months, Then a kid got cut or hurt on it, you could sue them for leaving it there because it would be your word against theirsAnd, since they didn't do as instructed by the contract with the insurance company, they would loseI wouldn't leave it either!
you have internet, what do you need us for?
i no i hate being grounded lol i just watch films all of the time lol
i know how you feel ughi hate when parets ground us over silly things like slaming doors dont they have something better to do
I personally love to read! My favourite books are To Kill a Mockingbird and The Perks of Being a WallflowerFind a book, or even better, a series of books to keep you occupiedMy friend Zoe LOVES the Shopoholic series by Sophie KinsellaYou can try thatOr you could draw and paint? That's always funOr stock up on your favourite magazines:) Hope this helps, I used to hate being grounded:/
Keep the scrap? That's kind of like paying for a nice dinner but keeping the tip! Your getting a new roof and siding! Would you like them to wash your car and trim the hedges too? From a legal standpoint, If they left the scrap (Construction debris) on the job site and you didn't do anything with it for a couple of months, Then a kid got cut or hurt on it, you could sue them for leaving it there because it would be your word against theirsAnd, since they didn't do as instructed by the contract with the insurance company, they would loseI wouldn't leave it either!
