¶ In September, 1982, plaintiffs brought their boat to defendant's marina for an estimate of the cost of certain repairs. They were given a written estimate of some $3,875 and left the boat to have the work done. Repairs were made over the winter and in July, 1983, plaintiffs were given a bill for the completed job in a sum exceeding $11,300. Plaintiffs protested the excessiveness of the bill over the original estimate; defendant countered by asserting that after the...
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