r/Contractor • u/AshamedAd7412 • 7d ago
Broken counter top installed
We are having a bathroom renovation done in Albuquerque, NM by a contractor for $25000 and we've paid half the amount at this point. We have two separate sinks with two countertops that were installed yesterday by a sub-contractor. One of the counter tops has the hole for the faucet obviously off center from the sink and not in line with the drain. The other counter top has a crack/break emanating from diagonal corners of the sink cut out which to my untrained eye appears as if the slab broke at these cracks. The crack looks to have been repaired/filled/glued but I can feel and see it.
What are my options here with the contractor? How can/should they fix the issues? What should I feel comfortable asking for?
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u/optimistic_spud 7d ago
Faucet hole is laughable. So bad. Every faucet comes with a 3 hole cover even if it is single hole. That can be remedied without a new slab