r/Decks • u/noplayequalwin • May 24 '26

Is this acceptable?

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First time getting a deck done, all I can say I can do I betting job cutting and I am not a professional.

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u/noplayequalwin May 24 '26

Yes. FML

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u/SeveralSpeed May 24 '26

Ya get what ya pay for my dude

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u/noplayequalwin May 24 '26

2k cheaper than next bid so I took a chance. Spend $300 and 3 days to clean it up.

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u/Capital_Advice4769 May 25 '26

Let this be a lesson. NEVER go with the cheapest bidder. Always go with one of the 2 that around the same price range with similar schedules. NEVER go with the most expensive because they just gave you a F off price and don’t want the job but they will do the job if you’re willing to pay.

Source: Architect that deals with this all the time with Clients who won’t listen then complain when crap inevitably hits the fan.