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PariaMan wrote:Put up a shed, plant it up and after 10 years make and Adverse Possesion claim in the court
fokhan_96 wrote:Orrr... as soon as u put up that shed you would see the owner showing up to see building on his land.PariaMan wrote:Put up a shed, plant it up and after 10 years make and Adverse Possesion claim in the court
PariaMan wrote:Put up a shed, plant it up and after 10 years make and Adverse Possesion claim in the court
Kenjo wrote:PariaMan wrote:Put up a shed, plant it up and after 10 years make and Adverse Possesion claim in the court
Where is this adverse possession law in writing for Trinidad and Tobago ? Does it actually really work ?
Kenjo wrote:PariaMan wrote:Put up a shed, plant it up and after 10 years make and Adverse Possesion claim in the court
Where is this adverse possession law in writing for Trinidad and Tobago ? Does it actually really work ?
lalloboy101 wrote:Can anyone tell me or point me in the direction, what can be done about vacant land next to me that is not maintained? I've lived there 4 years and never met any owner nor anyone knows who owns it. I have to cut the entire lot (50'x100') as its a fire hazard. I live downwind and can feel the heat even a lot away. I've planted some ornamental tress on it and that's it, people drive by and throw their garbage and I have to clean it up. Even a dog owner a street away walks his dogs next to me to crap, told him about him but he couldn't care less.
Complained to the councilor and no help
rebound wrote:Tuners, based on your experience and knowledge, if you had to make a choice between Damus Roofing, RoofmanTT and Lifetime Roofing, which would you choose?
air wick wrote:rebound wrote:Tuners, based on your experience and knowledge, if you had to make a choice between Damus Roofing, RoofmanTT and Lifetime Roofing, which would you choose?
I compared a Damus and Lifetime when I was building my roof.
I went with Damus because of the price. I used Standing Seam with the pvdf coating and no moss at all. Roof built about 4 years now.
So far Damus and RoofmanTT had similiar quotes...RoofmanTTs proposal and presentation/service edged Damus however, I am leaning towards Damus based on "familiarity" of the name? But 10yrs warranty from RoofmanTT.air wick wrote:rebound wrote:Tuners, based on your experience and knowledge, if you had to make a choice between Damus Roofing, RoofmanTT and Lifetime Roofing, which would you choose?
I compared a Damus and Lifetime when I was building my roof.
I went with Damus because of the price. I used Standing Seam with the pvdf coating and no moss at all. Roof built about 4 years now.
rebound wrote:So far Damus and RoofmanTT had similiar quotes...RoofmanTTs proposal and presentation/service edged Damus however, I am leaning towards Damus based on "familiarity" of the name? But 10yrs warranty from RoofmanTT.air wick wrote:rebound wrote:Tuners, based on your experience and knowledge, if you had to make a choice between Damus Roofing, RoofmanTT and Lifetime Roofing, which would you choose?
I compared a Damus and Lifetime when I was building my roof.
I went with Damus because of the price. I used Standing Seam with the pvdf coating and no moss at all. Roof built about 4 years now.
fokhan_96 wrote:Anyone ever did their roof with Build to last Hardware and Roof Manufacturing?
Us anyone offering more than 10 years???hong kong phooey wrote:rebound wrote:So far Damus and RoofmanTT had similiar quotes...RoofmanTTs proposal and presentation/service edged Damus however, I am leaning towards Damus based on "familiarity" of the name? But 10yrs warranty from RoofmanTT.air wick wrote:rebound wrote:Tuners, based on your experience and knowledge, if you had to make a choice between Damus Roofing, RoofmanTT and Lifetime Roofing, which would you choose?
I compared a Damus and Lifetime when I was building my roof.
I went with Damus because of the price. I used Standing Seam with the pvdf coating and no moss at all. Roof built about 4 years now.
airwick
in the grand scheme of things 10 years is nothing. a roof should last 30 years + 10 years just looks impressive
rspann wrote:There are companies using Chinese sheeting material ,stay far from them. The colour fades in months, plus they rust(even rots) in no time at all. I used one suppliers material (from penal) because it was close to where I was putting up two buildings. It lasted less than a year, colour, and I had to change all in a few years because of the blackening. Lifetime or Varma is my choice of supplier since ,and I'm having no problems.
Just a tip, cost will vary based on the size of the wire you buying too, there are thicker ones that last a lot longer and then there are cheaper ones that don't last too longNR8 wrote:Aye guys, anybody could give me an average estimate per linear foot of what it would cost to do a chain link fence like the pic below? Upper and mid reinforcing pipe with concrete capping at the base.
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