The Marvin rep showed up this morning and fixed the door fairly easily. If someone had been able to tell me what to do, it would have saved everyone a lot of time and trouble. The panels are not siliconed into place as I had thought. The three screws I had removed a couple of weeks ago were really all that was holding the panel to the frame. All it needed was for someone to brace against the bottom of the frame while another gave the bottom of the panel a shove. After the fix it took us all of 15 minutes to install it in the opening, and I spent another hour putting in the operating panel and finishing the installation.
The drywall guy showed up at the very end of the slider installation. We walked through the house again and went over a contract for the job. He's having materials delivered next Thursday and will start hanging sheets while I'm still there to fix any last minute problems. If all goes as planned we'll be off for a trip south after Chloe gets out of school. A week from today. A much needed break.
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2 comments:
YAY! Great news! We found the giant playground in Central Park a few months ago. It's 10X bigger than the one we went to with that stone slide.
Iimagine just the thought of getting a call from Molly got them off their xzovxx.
If you had to fill out a questionnaire from Marvin regarding their customer relations what would it sound like.
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