Anonymous wrote:How do you determine who to tip or not tip?Anonymous wrote:No.
My roof, for $15,000 tips are included and you never EVER let strangers use your bathroom but if you do make sure someone is home with you. The roofers we had went down the street to use restroom facilities. As paranoid as you all are about COVID you'd think you'd be more aware of germs.
Food and water is on them.
The only people we tipped were a painter and the guy that replaced our front door. We did allow them in to use the restroom though. Father and son team.
How do you determine who to tip or not tip?Anonymous wrote:No.
My roof, for $15,000 tips are included and you never EVER let strangers use your bathroom but if you do make sure someone is home with you. The roofers we had went down the street to use restroom facilities. As paranoid as you all are about COVID you'd think you'd be more aware of germs.
Food and water is on them.
The only people we tipped were a painter and the guy that replaced our front door. We did allow them in to use the restroom though. Father and son team.
I have no idea, which is why I came here and asked. I never know who to tip or what the criteria are. A few years ago, I had a stove delivered and installed. Everyone told me to tip, so I did. How do you determine who should be tipped and who should not? I have a couch delivery coming in a few weeks, for example. Am I supposed to tip the guy? He's not setting anything up, just delivering it inside my door.Anonymous wrote:Roofers are now a tipped profession?
Anonymous wrote:No.
My roof, for $15,000 tips are included and you never EVER let strangers use your bathroom but if you do make sure someone is home with you. The roofers we had went down the street to use restroom facilities. As paranoid as you all are about COVID you'd think you'd be more aware of germs.
Food and water is on them.
The only people we tipped were a painter and the guy that replaced our front door. We did allow them in to use the restroom though. Father and son team.
Anonymous wrote:No.
My roof, for $15,000 tips are included and you never EVER let strangers use your bathroom but if you do make sure someone is home with you. The roofers we had went down the street to use restroom facilities. As paranoid as you all are about COVID you'd think you'd be more aware of germs.
Food and water is on them.
The only people we tipped were a painter and the guy that replaced our front door. We did allow them in to use the restroom though. Father and son team.
Anonymous wrote:Roofers are now a tipped profession?