I just have to post this most interesting experience with the contractor. He finished on Tuesday. I come home in pain from my back. So happy I have my apt back. As I brushed my teeth in front of the glass tile backsplash, I almost chocked. Toothpaste and water splattered everywhere. Gertie slid across the tile as she ran to get away from that awful scream. Can you guess why? Yep, the tile was crooked. How can someone not see this you ask yourself? I asked myself the same question when I finally stopped chocking. I called dbd. Please come over. Do you see anything? No. Are you sure, look again. Oh, yeah. Tile's crooked.
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I waited 2 days to calm down and left him a voice mail. Please fix my expensive glass tile. He leaves me a voice mail. Oh yeah I noticed a few tiles were crooked. No problem. I'll be over Friday and fix them. He noticed? He knew they were crooked and didn't do anything? A few were crooked? How about 10 rows down 14 across. I put blue tape diagonally across the tiles with a note. Remove and correct. I came home. He fixed 10" x 12". The others are still crooked. Not much. If those were the only ones wrong I probably wouldn't have noticed.
If I wanted crooked tile, I would have done the job myself. But it's over, no more, that's it. I'm moving on. The shower works fine, the wire baskets in the shower tile are crooked but I can live with it. He lost my drawer pulls and charged me for getting new ones but you know ok. He didn't put enough spacers in the legs on the Ikea vanity so the legs will loosen over time but I think I can fix that. There's still some paint on my new lights but that can be fixed when I paint the apt next year.
Really, I don't know what's been more painful, the bathroom renovation or my back.