I've got a contractor working on a remodel in my home. As part of the job, he's installed some base molding. On inside corners, he has mitered (rather than coped) the joint. The joints look crappy.
Is this what passes for workmanship these days? Is it now commonplace to miter such corners, rather than coping?
Although this is partly a rant, it's mostly a question. I'm wondering whether it's reasonable to ask him to tear it out and do it right, or if mitering is what is considered normal these days in construction and trim carpentry.
Kelly