Is my response too aggressive to a potential customer?

[13COBRA]

Looks good Tim. I'm a fan of painted cabinets, but those look really nice.

 

[BlckBox04]

Thanks, it was actually the clients idea. After 25 years of doing this it isn't every day you get to incorporate a new idea. I'm sure it has been done before, but I can't say I've ever seen it. The only downside to it, which probably wouldn't be a problem in other parts of the country with more humidy, it shrunk about 1/2" and left a 1/4" gap where it met the countertop. We had to redo it once it fully acclimated.

that was probably the most annoying thing but came out great nonetheless

 

[tistan]

Looks good Tim. I'm a fan of painted cabinets, but those look really nice.

Thanks, we custom designed those door panels. We had our modular/semi custom Schroll Cabinets price it, but they couldn't make some of the exact size boxes we needed, so we used our custom guy to make them. Schroll had built a sample door for us to see if they could even do it, and then liked it so much that they decided to add it to their product line.

 

[dan1982]

Damn right I am because I'm one of the best.

Glen Johnson was one helluva fighter. we can alll learn something from him.

 

[Jamose]

Seems straightforward and professional to me. Sounds like the guy is a tool and looking to penny pinch. You're probably better off not working with him.

 

[FJohnny]

The guy who tries to get best bang for the buck (penny pincher?) over the long term will, income being equal, live a better life with better stuff and more of it than the free spender who doesn't try.

He's not a tool.

The skilled contractor who doesn't give away his services at a loss or near break even during a good market is smart and deserves to do well.

He's not a knob.

Free market takes care of both. There are no bad guys here.

 

[kirks5oh]

Don’t know if that’s a $400k kitchen or not, but the biggest mistake someone can make in this age of social media is to assume something they put in writing can’t/won’t come back to bite them in the ass later. Being in sales you should know that.