Strathead
Senior Member
- Location
- Ocala, Florida, USA
- Occupation
- Electrician/Estimator/Project Manager/Superintendent
Since you are paid to date, I would not worry about doing the trim unless asked to do so or you signed a contract to do so. You might want to talk to the GC that hired you and ask them if he thinks you would get paid from the HO.
Then you could talk with the HO (and new GC) to see if they want you to do the trim.
If they want you to finish then you could make a contract with them. Maybe get a draw to start and balance when completed. It probably would be better for them to hire you since someone else might not know how you do your rough. They might spend more time "wondering" than working!
This is all IF you are interested in doing the trim!
I agree with Bill here. But would add that the additional benefit to doing the trim is you are able to "catch" anything that may have slipped by you during rough, without having to enter in to a subsequent fight. Say you missed a receptacle on a 2 foot wall section, for example. I am thinking as much about your reputation as the legal ramifications in this case. Either way Mopwr Steve and KWired's advice about recording the past is very important and valid.
Otherwise, there are so many variables that I think you have to play it by ear and trust your own instinct. It seems clear form your statements and follow ups here that your have fulfilled your original obligations and you have been made whole, so you just need to decide as you do every time you enter in to an agreement, what you are comfortable with.