[dlp4360]

I contracted with Precision Aluminum to install acrylic windows and sceens on 11/15/11. Plan was to put the screens in before Christmas which they did and complete the job on 1/5/12. When they didn't show up on 1/5/12 I called to confirm if they were going to install the windows. They said, that there was a problem with the window vendor. He refused to build them with an 18" high separator bar and that 56" was the largest opening allowed by code. We agreed on the 32" separator bar height that was requested. PA never called to advise us of this problem prior to my call to them on 1/5/12. PA promised to expedite completion of the windows and install them on 1/12/12. From that point until now I have been given multiple excuses and promises. I initiate all the calls and very seldom get to talk to anybody. Currently, they don't answer their phone probably due to caller ID and I'm concerned If I'll ever get these windows installed. What are my legal options to get this work done or terminate this contract. The windows are supposedly complete per PA. I have a chronogical history of events leading up to this situation.

[Hunt Law Firm]

I would be happy to meet with you to discuss your legal options. There are several legal theories, including but not limited to, breach of contract and specific performance, under which you could seek damages or compel the contractor to complete the work. Like all legal issues, the details are important. Therefore, I would need to review any contracts and other paperwork you signed related to the job. Prior to filing a suit, I usually recommend that client's send a demand letter to the defendant as a good faith attempt to keep attorney's fees at a minimum.

Please feel free to give me a call if you would like assistance. (352) 365-2262.

Thanks,
ASHLEY HUNT
HUNT LAW FIRM, P.A.