Garden Play Houses Are A Firm Investment

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1. By lyn g on Nov 25, 2010

   ……………………….ummmm………
   ask him!…………sorry…. IDK!

2. By adam0149 on Nov 25, 2010

   Yes. Go to http://www.cslb.ca.gov/

3. By johnnastevens on Nov 25, 2010

   This site should help you out.
   http://www.needcontractor.com/roofing/south%2dcarolina/

4. By Blogger on Nov 25, 2010

   wow omg that was super amazing you are so talented

5. By Wordpress on Nov 25, 2010

   you are an artist,keep going

6. By Anonymous on Nov 26, 2010

   Thanks, so inspiring!

7. By WPBlog Shop on Nov 26, 2010

   just one word: AMAZING! you’re so talented! keep going like this !

8. By renebkris on Nov 27, 2010

   Yes you do. They are available at City Hall.

9. By Douglas E on Nov 27, 2010

   Ask to see it………easy……….

10. By Anonymous on Nov 27, 2010

    yeah I just finished watching a different speed painter…not as good as this guy. Attention to the smallest detail…perfection.

11. By thegurlupstairs on Nov 27, 2010

    Make sure it's in writing as to how they'll charge if water damaged sheeting is found, ie, time and materials, or will you supply the material and they repair. They won't know if there is damage until the roof is exposed.

    Absolutely ask for references.
    Check the BBB.
    Don't hesitate to get more than one estimate.
    Find out what kind of roofing material they plan to install…is it good quality or some cheapy stuff? That info should be included in the contract and can be verified at your local lumber yard.

    How will the roof be loaded? Is a truck with a boom bringing it in? If so, how will the contractor ensure that your yard won't be hammered.

    Who will be responsible for getting rid of the debris? Easier for them to do it…just get it in writing!

    Ask that it be in writing that they "sweep" the yard (with a magnet) to get rid of any nails that fall to the ground. Even if they tarp the area, nails bounce

    As far as meeting with the foreman, it might not be a bad idea. Good to know beforehand if you'll be able to communicate with him.

    Best to you!

12. By lyn g on Nov 27, 2010

    A metal roof is not installed by a plumber, it would be installed by a roofer or a sheet metal worker.

13. By DJ Ksar on Nov 28, 2010

    It could be several reasons and the state in which they are licensed, but here are two possibilities.

    License is under Contractors Bond Suspension. A contractor's bond may have been received by the Board but not yet processed. Once the bond is processed the suspension will be lifted retroactively to the effective date of the bond. Ask the contractor for proof of a contractor's bond and contact the bonding company to verify bond status.

    License is under suspension for failure to comply with Workers Comp. A workers´ compensation certificate or exemption statement may have been received by the Board but not yet processed. Once the certificate or exemption statement is processed the suspension will be lifted retroactively to the effective date of the certificate or exemption statement. Ask the contractor for proof of worker's compensation and contact the insurance company to verify coverage.

14. By Anonymous on Nov 28, 2010

    Looks like a fucking photo. If I could draw as well as you painted, I’d be rolling in dough. I hope you’re making money off of your talent, because if you’re not, you’re not being given what you deserve.

15. By Free Blog on Nov 28, 2010

    16 Disslikes? These people must be so silly….

16. By Anonymous on Nov 28, 2010

    You are really talented. Of course it doesn ‘t just look like a photo but there is more. Somehow I’d prefer to see common people in the paintings but this is just a matter of choice. I also hope your art can be recognised. I just uploaded my videos on youtube. Have a look if you like.