Recent content by bethann

Holy Shit Just got on here today for the first time in a long time. What a mess! Dumbass's should have never ever left anything uncovered! I'm going to give you guy's a buzz.

Something else. The ice damming issue. Check the insulation. The heat is rising in the winter months and if you don't have the proper insulation ice will form on the roof because of the heat in the attic and the cold temps outside. If your gutters aren't clean when it melts it can't drain then...

Hi Chuck, Boy, you have places that just want to leak everywhere. The majority of it needs to replaced, I would tear it all off. Unfortunately that's costly. The first layer is one price the second is another. That means 70sq of roofing to be removed. If they want to get picky they can add...

Just so you know the price on 30yr GAF, Timberline, High Definition shingles are 2862.30. For 35sq. That's not including tax, felt, water & ice, valleys, hip & ridge... and of course labor. And that's even boomed to the roof.

Chuck, Let's start all over. Is this a insurance job? How many layers are on the roof now? If it's one, are they three tabs ? And are they curling or do they break when you walk on them ? What is the pitch of the roof with shingles? Can you attach a picture ? I will try and help you...

This is what we do for a living. Every state is different in their codes. First thing that I notice that's odd. Decking should be contingent in a bid. Until it's torn off there is no way of knowing what needs to be replaced. Most definitely use 30lb felt. The manufacturer of the shingle...

I'm guessing 64, but I'm sure someone knows for sure. Boy it's pretty!

Wow That's one cool ass stove, but you sure would have to build your kitchen around it! Plus, brace your floor !

Thanks for all the compliments Guy's! There was no way I couldn't fix her. After all she's Emma's sister ! LOL If it wasn't for a friend of mine it wouldn't have happened. He works on refrigeration and has all the tools. It couldn't be done without the right gauges, plus R-12. There really...

Inside and out !

All pretty again !

Finally in !

Hooking up the new one.

Next we had to make something for the new compressor to sit on. It's a couple of pieces of aluminum. Notched out on either side of the fridge so they would fit tight.

Poor Grace has underwent surgery a couple of times. Finally, she is a happy camper! First, I want to thank Jimmy for sending me the info I needed to get this started. If anyone here has ever worked on a GE fridge you'll know where I'm coming from on this. From what I've found they...