Not sure what size code is, and sounds like the GC had admitted mistake.

Trying to sell new custom Windows is difficult and may take a bit of time.

The easist thing might be to donate them to a re-use center snd take a tax break.

How many windows? What size?

I think Todd's solution is the best. There are many organizations that will take used or new building materials. Get a receipt and take the write off on your taxes for a charitable contribution.

Thanks for the replies so far.

4 of these windows: TW3052, Unit, 400 Series Double-Hung, Unit Size = 37 5/8" x 64 7/8"

We also had a mistake on the sliding door: WG6080, Unit, 400 Series Patio Doors 2 Panel-FWG, Unit Size = 71 1/4" x 95 1/2"

Good times...

As far as the tax break, I'll have to dig into it but I think it wouldn't work since we don't itemize (at least haven't had to yet, maybe that changes as we go from renters to homeowners?).

Charitable contribution deductions aren't as useful as they used to be since the last code revision. However, if you aren't able to sell them you won't have a choice but to donate them. If you have a ReStore near you that is the best place to take them.

What were the sizes you wanted ? Honestly witout that info how do even begin to help. I have never ordered windows with a size code always with the size on the order sheet. Mayeb the slution was as easy as reframing for the windows shipped but I need that missing pice of the puzzle.

Thanks Patricia. The windows ordered were too small, so we reframed for the larger size that we ended up ordering and are now trying to sell the smaller ones.

We had something similar happen. Our architect took the hit without being asked.

If your GC is worth his salt, he's a member of the local homebuilders association. They would likely have a bulletin board for sales/trades of surplus materials.

Thank you all, much appreciated.