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63 posts in 312 days
Location: N.W. WA
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I have been remodeling homes since 1996 and I average about 2500sq/ft per year. Recently I have built a couple of new homes from the ground up. The only parts of building that I do not do are heat pumps, excavation (because I do not have an excavator) and 20+ yard concrete pours, because I am only one man and concrete requires more than that.
My favorite projects are outdoor living, decks, patios, brickwork, cabinetry, finish trim, staircases and lighting.
I will take on nearly any project, but I draw the line at old toilets and demo on shag carpeted bathrooms LOL.
-- I found the board stretcher... finally!
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| replied on | The Shed of Doom | 35 days ago |
| started topic | The Shed of Doom | 35 days ago |
| commented on | Little House in the Heights #2: Let the demo begin | 37 days ago |
| commented on | Old doors brought back to life | 42 days ago |
| replied on | Tiling a brick fireplace | 70 days ago |
| commented on | Tools of the Trade - The Evolution of My Woodworking Tools | 72 days ago |
| replied on | lost power to half of house - where to start wiring diagrams? | 80 days ago |
| replied on | ZAP!! | 157 days ago |
| commented on | My first Woodshop - 1974 | 166 days ago |
| added project | It's a Floor! | 166 days ago |
| started topic | The wild side of wiring | 166 days ago |
| added project | The Little Kitchen | 167 days ago |
| commented on | Distractions can be painful | 178 days ago |
| commented on | Distractions can be painful | 181 days ago |
| replied on | Plumbing question | 187 days ago |
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GaryL
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posted 308 days ago
Welcome to HR. It’s a little slow around here sometimes but it fun to poke around and chat.
I know what you mean about carpeting in bathrooms….I’ve worked on rentals…nasty!!
-- The difference between a pro and an amateur, an amateur points out his mistakes