Sunday, November 29, 2020

Enough is Enough

On the day after Thanksgiving I am thankful we have a project manager that visited on his day off and actually seems to give a crap about the project. Up to this point we have been put on the back burner, and the framers have not been replaced despite them threatening to do so. The project manager suggested we send an email to support@ email to get the attention of management in a way he is not able to. The coordinator who works in the main office also said that management and maybe even the owners need to be brought into the loop. I am frustrated because I was told management was already notified of the issues on our project. The framers were last on the job at 2pm on Tuesday, if they don't show on Monday we will not meet the deadline for the plumber to start on Wednesday 12/2. 

                     

The center of the house is still wide open . . . Why can't they seems to figure this out!?

So much water! I looked back at the first rain we had on the project. It was September 5th. That is 85 days ago. According to the first project manager with GC, the OSB can be wet for 100 days. Considering the framers STILL haven't set the vaulted trusses and finished sheeting, this is obviously an issue. GC said they plan to have a Weyerhauser rep visit the site and determine if the floor is still good. Not to mention we will have to put in a bunch of time drying out, and spraying mold control solution on the studs. 



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