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beware of cabinet company brispoli 01-03-2007
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Posted by on January 7, 2007, 11:54 am



>his is a bullshit story if I ever heard one
>most town halls will give you "their" stamp on the plans (don't need
>architects stamp)
>heck, I could get a building permit if I wrote a plan on a napkin and
>town hall approves it ,and they will, as long as you are not building
>with engineered lumber.


That is not true everywhere for sure. On the other hand there are
plenty of places that don't even have a building department. (no
permits or inspections)

In Florida you will need engineering to build a shed. The building
department will give you an engineered plan but if it is
non-conforming you WILL be tearing it down.

http://www.lee-county.com/dcd/BuildingServices/Permitting/ShedAppReq.htm

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Posted by CptDondo on January 8, 2007, 2:23 pm


Rick wrote:
> this is a bullshit story if I ever heard one
> most town halls will give you "their" stamp on the plans (don't need
> architects stamp)
> heck, I could get a building permit if I wrote a plan on a napkin and
> town hall approves it ,and they will, as long as you are not building
> with engineered lumber.
>

Ever try to build in a hurricane state? You need an architect's *and*
an engineer's stamp on *every* set of plans you submit. You also need
surveyor's certificates of flood elevation.

In other states, it may be different. Just because "it ain't that way
where I live" doesn't mean it holds for the rest of the world....

Posted by Edwin Pawlowski on January 3, 2007, 8:18 pm



> If he can prove the company did not deliver as promised the poster is
> well within his rights to post facts.

True, but it can cost him thousands in legal fees to prove it is facts.



Posted by on January 4, 2007, 5:57 am


Not really- a signed contract, copies of any cancelled checks/receipts,
and a photo showing work was not done. Add a phone log showing
attempts to contact and its pretty cut and dried that the contractor
did not deliver. The passing bad checks statement may be a sticy point
but saying "XXX did not deliver , took my money etc" is easily proven.

Edwin Pawlowski wrote:
> > If he can prove the company did not deliver as promised the poster is
> > well within his rights to post facts.
>
> True, but it can cost him thousands in legal fees to prove it is facts.


Posted by Edwin Pawlowski on January 4, 2007, 6:19 am



> Not really- a signed contract, copies of any cancelled checks/receipts,
> and a photo showing work was not done. Add a phone log showing
> attempts to contact and its pretty cut and dried that the contractor
> did not deliver. The passing bad checks statement may be a sticy point
> but saying "XXX did not deliver , took my money etc" is easily proven.
>

What about the legal fees when the other guy drags him through the courts?



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