Are these guys giving me the run-around? Roofing explanation needed.
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Comments (13)I suffer from a ittle depression at time, too. It sounds like lots of us do. My story for this summer is a bit different. In the Spring (May) we went camping and I almost got hit by lightening-it zoomed right over my head. My DH who was right behind me said "hit the ground" with the wind and noise I did not hear him. He thought it exploded right above my head. I heard it turned around and saw him on the ground. Since that time I have noises that sound like a semi truck horn-two tones only not real loud(thank goodness) in my left ear. Only when my jaw is just right-when I yawn, etc. So have had a CAT scan-showed nothing then a MRI it showed nothing --BUT a small brain tumor (about the size of a nickle)on my right side. So I am not having MRI's as often-we have gone to 6 months as there has been no change and they can see no problem by having it. I guess I have written a book. Sorry about that. I just wanted you to know why I have been absent at times, too. So glad to see you back toomuch glass. My prayers are with you. Jlily...See Moreroof run-off
Comments (13)There are few plants on my property. Maybe 15, not counting weeds that need removed. Those are mostly palms of some kind, and sage. There are a few native shrubs. There is an orange, if it wasn't killed in the cold weather recently. The main and only reason for spending any money on harveting and storing rainwater is to fill the pool/pond. Until the asphalt roof is replaced, I would not use that water in the house. The pool has about 13000 gallons, and water is expensive in the desert. If I can use rain to top the pool off with, it would be worth the time, energy, and money needed to build a system. Ella...See MoreNeed explanation
Comments (12)Value aside, and from an aesthetic perspective only, I agree that movement in the stem is to be much preferred over a staked standard. A string-straight stem that suddenly develops movement 3 or 4 ft above grade looks very contrived/unnatural, not just in Acer, either. Movement can be introduced in stems of surprising caliper in a number of ways, and the movement need only be subtle to have the desired effect. Trees up to 1/2 inch diam can be wired temporarily like bonsai. Low side branches can often be utilized to introduce movement by training them to near vertical and removing the young tree top. Creative stake placement can be used to train a tree in one direction & a second or third stake can be used to change direction and create movement. Trees can be tied to stays to create movement. Bending techniques are best set in place at the onset of bud movement & watched carefully for signs of damage to cambial tissues (from fastenings). Remove or relocate fastenings a short distance from the original location before damage occurs. Approach grafting the trees own branches is a simple and foolproof way to insure appropriate branch placement if no branch occurs at the desired location. Forgive me if you guys knew all the above. I'm new to the forum, but not to trees & I might be too eager to contribute. Al...See MoreAnyone give me an idea of how much this roof repair might cost?
Comments (12)Here's my quote: 4 Plumbing Collars @ 10.95 each. $43.80 plus tax Service call to jobsite: $65.00 (that includes picking up supplies)If customer supplies parts and are not correct size, then $100 to return to get correct parts. Shingles if required. $15 per bundle. Flashing caulk: $4.25 (the good stuff) Hourly rate at jobsite: $55 per hour. Estimated time: 1 hour. You should also get a roof inspection. If the plumbing collars are failing, it's a good bet that the roof is approaching the end of its service....See Moremillworkman
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