Someone with more experience at this, than I, please tell me...
Is it usual for a painter to keep people 'up in the air' {for a month and a half}, about a firm date for a job? Yes, I know the answer to this, is Yes! :-)
But I continue...
Is it usual for a painter to keep people 'up in the air' {for a month and a half}, about a firm date for a job... And then, e-mail them over the weekend, that he will be there on Monday to get color selections? Fine! :-)
But I continue...
Is it usual for a painter to keep people 'up in the air' {for a month and a half}, about a firm date for a job... And over the weekend email he will be there on Monday, for color selections. And to tell us what preparation we are to do...
For the following day... Tuesday AM! When the painters will be here! :-(
Husband says this is cool.
I say Whooooooooah! We are not 'spring-chickens.' If we were, we'd be doing all this painting, ourselves. Phulleeeeeeeeze give us a wee bit more time to "do what we have to do," in preparation. Sure we've done the 'throwing-stuff-out' thing. I mean things like maybe move our bed out of our bedroom...? Move other furniture...? Take up a rug, in front room...? Etc.
I am *spitting nails* this morning. I am *loaded for bear,* this morning.
Please tell me. Is this the usual way, for painters to act?
And if so, should I *un-load*? Please and thank you.
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