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rspann wrote:Rory , seeing that the pin size is determined by the thickness of the rods ,then buying those machine made stirrups might not be the best idea, because to me they all have corners like they were bent in a brake or a bender that makes the bend without a radius. Advise.
Joey_nm wrote:Is soil testing needed before home construction and building a retaining wall?
rspann wrote:Rory , seeing that the pin size is determined by the thickness of the rods ,then buying those machine made stirrups might not be the best idea, because to me they all have corners like they were bent in a brake or a bender that makes the bend without a radius. Advise.
Joey_nm wrote:Is soil testing needed before home construction and building a retaining wall?
stang wrote:Need recommendations for persons that can tile a floor. Thanks
Rory Phoulorie wrote:stang wrote:Need recommendations for persons that can tile a floor. Thanks
A 2NR did my exterior tiling in 2017. I had no issues with the quality of his workmanship. IIRC, he did the exterior tiling at $6/sq.ft. for labour and small tools. I supplied all the materials.
Fazal Haniff - 709-3350.
stang wrote:Thanks..called and awaiting some photos of his work,
Want to install 24x24 porcelain tiles as close together and to match the grout to the tile. Trying for a seamless floor. Do you think he is capable of doing something like this.
Thanks again,Rory Phoulorie wrote:stang wrote:Need recommendations for persons that can tile a floor. Thanks
A 2NR did my exterior tiling in 2017. I had no issues with the quality of his workmanship. IIRC, he did the exterior tiling at $6/sq.ft. for labour and small tools. I supplied all the materials.
Fazal Haniff - 709-3350.
Strugglerzinc wrote:Neighbours tend to give trouble when you ask them to contribute to the wall. If you paying for it, usually the resistance goes away.
rspann wrote:I generally use a triangular shaped stirrup. i have seen people use the two pieces of steel ,but that is crazy.
rspann wrote:[quote=" Kronik]
You could have just done an epoxy floor, guaranteed seamless[/quote]
I'm building a new building for my business and I'm going with the epoxy floor. I did some research and I agree with you on this. Getting the concrete perfectly level before epoxy is my main priority ,because I can't bear to see a wavy floor ,and it will be highlighted by the epoxy. Rory and others ,any ideas?[/quote]
THE_DRAUGHTSMAN wrote:If you need a draughtsman you can call:
#392-1276
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supercharged turbo wrote:Whats the average cost to construct a 2 bedroom house?I talking about the structure of the house with plumbing,electrical,windows and doors essentially.
And how much to 3br 2 baths...the land slightly sloping and located in south sideKronik wrote:supercharged turbo wrote:Whats the average cost to construct a 2 bedroom house?I talking about the structure of the house with plumbing,electrical,windows and doors essentially.
Flat house? 2 story? Roof type?
If it's a flat with a gable roof, you could do all that for about 200-250k
toscati wrote:Looking for someone who can clear out piles of material and small pieces of wood etc left over from boxing, and transport everything to the dump. Almost done blocking up an upstairs addition and my yard is looking like a junkyard. Contact info will be appreciated!
supercharged turbo wrote:Whats the average cost to construct a 2 bedroom house?I talking about the structure of the house with plumbing,electrical,windows and doors essentially.
Marc Swift wrote:toscati wrote:Looking for someone who can clear out piles of material and small pieces of wood etc left over from boxing, and transport everything to the dump. Almost done blocking up an upstairs addition and my yard is looking like a junkyard. Contact info will be appreciated!
Call & ask for Pepsi. If everything can be done in 10 hourd with a 3ton & 2 loaders it will cost you $2000
494-6833
NR8 wrote:THE_DRAUGHTSMAN wrote:If you need a draughtsman you can call:
#392-1276
Ask for Aaron...
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House plans,TCP Approval, Engineering Drawings, Piping Drawing, Layouts, PDF to CAD, 3D Renderings and much more...
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