Clifton Park, NY asked in Consumer Law and Business Law for New York

Q: Does a homeowner have to pay a mowing service again if they have to return and re-mow after claiming a bad job was done?

A overbooked mowing service mowed a lawn after dark. The homeowner claims they missed a lot of grass and also cut down an apple seedling on the front lawn of which they were made aware and even had landscaping bricks around it. The homeowner notified the service of the subpar job. They returned to mow again, but when the mower asked for another payment for the work, the homeowner refused to pay for the re-cut. Does the homeowner owe the service anything? There was no written contract.

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A: A consumer rights attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. It could depend on the communications between the parties. It would be best to clear up any misunderstandings with a phone call or email - if the matter somehow finds its way to small claims or similar forum, it could become a bigger headache. Good luck

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