I started my building and construction career after my tour of duty in the U.S.M.C.
My work experience started in ceramic tile and soon led to marble, granite & stone. After 15 years my masonry skills are quit rounded also. Five years of Kitchen & baths made me realize I liked working with wood.
Wood is my passion. I love wood working and milling wood. I am very knowledgeable in the following trades, and way above average in most. Land excavation, and under ground utilities, foundation, block, concrete, framing, siding, cedar shakes, roofing, drywall, Spackle, paint, repairs, trim, tile, stone work, oak railing, hard wood flooring, punch list, master fixer of almost every thing inside and out of any house. Extensive renovation and high quality wood working experience. I also have novice plumbing and electrical experience. All together, 34 years of doing
all this stuff will give you some great tips. Feel free to test my experience and knowledge with your questions. Thanks for visiting and stop back soon. –Bob
Archive for ◊ June, 2009 ◊
Hi every one , here’s a tip to save you money on PH- With all the rain were having it’s hard to keep the PH up. If the PH is low, the other chemicals will not work ,
After two weeks of rain, my PH was not even on the scale. I had to use 24lb of PH rise to get it to 7.5 – $30.00
A great way to save money is use bakeing soda ,this will increase the PH just like PH rise and costs a lot less -almost half the price.
Men are just simply happier people, and here is why…
Your last name stays put.
The garage is all yours.
Wedding plans take care of themselves.
Chocolate is just another snack.
You can be President. You can more…
Two men were walking through the woods and came upon a big black, deep hole. One man picked up a rock and tossed it into the hole and stood listening for the rock to hit bottom. There was no sound.
He turned to the other guy and said “that must be a deep hole…let’s throw a bigger rock in there and listen for it to hit bottom.” The men found a bigger rock and both picked it up and lugged it to the hole and dropped it in.
They listened for some time and never heard a sound. Again, they agreed that this must be one deep hole and maybe they should throw something even bigger into it.
One man spotted a rail-road tie nearby. They picked up the tie, grunting and groaning, and lugged it to the hole. They tossed it in. No sound. All of a sudden, a goat came flying out of the woods, running like the wind, and flew past the men and jumped straight into the hole. The men were amazed.
About that time, an old hayseed farmer came out of the woods and asked the men if they had seen a goat. One man told the farmer of the incredible incident they had just witnessed…they had just seen this goat fly out of the woods and run and leap into the big hole. The man asked the farmer if this could have been his goat.
The old farmer said “naw, that can’t be my goat…he was chained to a railroad tie.”
