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----- Original Message -----
From: Me
Sent: Saturday, May 12, 2007 12:16 PM
Subject: THROUGH THE LOOKING PANEL Hi
guys,
I fell asleep for a
moment last night while sitting in my sunroom ( in progress ) having
my last smoke, and coffee for the day.
I dreamt I was
playing on the railroad tracks down from where I lived in Brooklyn as a
kid.
Now that's nothing
earth-shattering, except the whole dream was as if I was looking out through the
paneling installed by ( Names name ), and ( Names name ) last April 30th. In itself that wouldn't
be so bad...but as of late I see everything this way.
 Could the guys
maybe drop by one of these days and maybe add a little bit to the structure, say
like the beginnings of a roof...the plywood part...just over the slab area...the
sun is beginning to get to me. And of course just to break the
monotony.
As
always,
Me
PS If your PC has
speakers, there's sound on this email...an old loco ( not me ) passing.
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Contractor says company will honor contracts
BY ( Names Reporter ) ( Newspaper named here ) ADVERTISEMENT ( Town Named here ) - A top official at a ( Town named here ) contractor under fire for delays in home-remodeling projects said Friday that the firm plans to honor every contract it has. "We'll get them completed, as we're supposed to," Nice Guys Corp. Senior Vice President ( Names name ) said. "We're going to ensure that everything is done the right way with our customers. I want to emphasize that over and over." The contractor, which specializes in sunrooms, roofing and storm-resistant home construction, has been suspended from the local Better Business Bureau for not responding to customer complaints. Nice Guys has racked up 52 complaints in the past 12 months, according to records kept by the Better Business Bureau of Central ( Names State ). Dozens of residents' comments posted Thursday at ( Names newspaper ).com criticized the company for taking thousands of dollars in deposits, but not finishing jobs or paying subcontractors. Some residents defended the company. ( Names name ) said the number of complaints is small, compared with how many jobs the firm has done. He said Transflorida has handled about 1,000 projects since 2004. "To have 50 complaints over that much volume of jobs is a very small percentage," he said. Company officials have said that construction delays were caused by problems obtaining permits. ( Names name ) would not permit a photographer to accompany a ( Names Newspaper ) reporter. Customer ( Names name ) of ( Names town ) said she thoroughly investigated Nice Guys before choosing the company to do an addition to her property. "I have nothing but the highest regard for the company and the workmanship," she said. Contact ( Names Reporter ) at ( Gives phone number ) or ( Names Email name )@( Names Newspaper ).com. |
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