Brian Windhorst

It also might be worth noting these guys didn't go out of their way to care about anything extra.

Windows were installed in the northeast on a 20-degree day, and these guys took out a huge double window in my office at 1159 and split for about an hour for lunch with a 25-square-foot hole in the side of my house.

Yeah, that sucks.

Guys do that.

Didn't even blue tarp it for you.

The crux of this issue is they forgot some stuff here, including a 10-foot ladder and a nice nail gun.

They also, I think it's an honest accident, took my screw gun and left an older one of the same brand in its place.

They stored windows and equipment in my garage overnight.

So like I said, I think it was an accident.

So what's my obligation?

Should I reach out and tell them to come pick this stuff up?

Do I consider myself ahead here and move on?

Does their quality of work matter at all?

Or did I get what I paid for?

And does it matter that I already have an eight foot ladder?

Don't really need a nail gun.

That was my first thought was like, hey, cool nail gun.

When are you using it?

I'm big on the give the guy the tools back thing because I know how much it sucks when you lose something and then the guy in charge is like, are you serious?

Granted, for me, it was my dad, which was even worse.