Need to share my good news - Page 3

Gools · #21 01-27-2008, 03:56 PM

he was here over the course of a couple weeks. He had to run the big line from my panel box, 45'to my sub panel, then drill all the holes in the studs to wire all the plugs, in total he was here for 6-7hrs. The hardest part was running the line from the panel to sub, took him couple hrs

Gools · #22 01-27-2008, 04:14 PM

Powertec you might want to think about moving out here cause if that's good for him, then you'd make millions. The other quote I had was $300 more. With the huge demand for trades out here they can take advantage of you.

mseepman · #23 01-27-2008, 10:48 PM

Still think you got a fine deal all things considered Nigel. Sorry I haven't had time to hit you up for a visit but I can barely walk straight I'm so tired...lol

I might still have a chance to give you a hand next week if you need it. Gotta get mom out of the hospital first and then get mother-in-law moved in for a week or two.

mseepman · #24 01-29-2008, 10:51 PM

How goes the gyprocking?

Gools · #25 01-29-2008, 11:21 PM

got it up and mudded on sat. But was a busy weekend, my work truck froze up (carpet cleaner) so I worked on that mostly all weekend, and still haven't gotten it fixed, so damn cold. Thank goodness Wednesday is suppose to be nice.

How's the little angel? How's your wife doing? We have to get together one day soon.

mseepman · #26 01-30-2008, 05:53 AM

Hey that's great (the wallboard that is, not the truck issues). Too bad about the truck, which carpet cleaning firm?

As for my wife and my new little Angel, they are good, tired but good. Lot's of company these days...so little time to rest. I'm okay, but tired too (just cause I know you were wondering, lol)

We should get together...I could use a moment of sanity. Oscar from Summerland came by tonight to see my little piece of the ocean. Hopefully after talking to some other Canreefers, he can find the perfect setup to get started without making the mistakes I made...ie: flood.