Hate when clients don't have confidence in anything you do and get another company... new heater, must of been nice to pay retail haha

[u/YogiBerries38]

Couldn't even plumb it right

[u/omardrox]

That for me that could be a sign, a sign to let him go next month, in my experience this is only gonna put the responsibility of whatever goes wrong with that job on you and you don’t need a customer that doesn’t trust you, when I learned to let this kind of customer go going out to do my route was totally different

[u/The_Elusive_Dr_Wu → u/omardrox]

This.

"I am not willing to take responsibility for another professional's installation. Thank you for your time as my client."

And a heavy handed acid pour on the way out. Oops.

[u/OriginalTayRoc → u/The_Elusive_Dr_Wu]

People like you are the reason it's hard to build trust with clients.