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#549452 - 10/26/09 11:04 PM WTT work for rods
BERG Returning Adult Registered: 02/07/09 Posts: 380 Loc: PA	Need help doing a little "finish work." I live in PA. Plumbing, drywall, crown-molding, tiling, etc..... Will trade for custom Rainshadow(s) wrapped to your specifications. The plumbing is wirsbo. Looking for someone who knows what that is.
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#550570 - 10/29/09 04:08 PM Re: WTT work for rods [Re: BERG]
big o Returning Adult Registered: 12/05/07 Posts: 467 Loc: bothell	call me about if you need a painter 425-418-5970 _________________________ Its just a hobbie.....
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#550619 - 10/29/09 06:08 PM Re: WTT work for rods [Re: big o]
Rocket Red River Nutrients Registered: 02/14/06 Posts: 2533 Loc: Elma	Is this a remodel? I just entirely repiped 2600sf with WIRSBO supply lines and that was one of the easiest parts of my entire project. Once you get the tool and have a little practice with the material, it is real easy. Doing the waste lines (gravity) was for sh!t! I was adding 2 bathrooms in an upstairs where there was no bathrooms before. _________________________ WDFW - Turning outdoorsmen into golfers since 1994.
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#551098 - 10/30/09 11:01 PM Re: WTT work for rods [Re: Rocket Red]
lazydrifter Returning Adult Registered: 04/03/01 Posts: 322 Loc: Port Angeles	We live in PA also. My son is a carpenter. He is excellent at finish work, and trim. He's also hung sheetrock and has done tile work. he has all his own equipment and tile saw. I don't think he has done much plumbing but he has done some electrical work also. If you haven't found anyone pm me and I'll give you his #. He could provide you with some excellent ref. Brant Lindquist
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#551708 - 11/02/09 01:34 AM Re: WTT work for rods [Re: Rocket Red]
BERG Returning Adult Registered: 02/07/09 Posts: 380 Loc: PA	Originally Posted By: Rocket Red Is this a remodel? Yup. 100 year old house, and I've been at it for almost 2 years. All new windows, plumbing, electrical, insulation, kitchen, etc..... I'm burned out on the finish work though, and crown molding and trim are not my strength. The wirsbo looks easy, and I helped a friend install most of the house so far, but plumbing still makes me nervous. Not something I'm willing to mess up. Big O - I have some very high ext trim that I cant reach. Do you have a very tall ladder? lazydrifter - PM coming. Tile work is coming once the new bathroom is plumbed, and we already have the tile.
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#551784 - 11/02/09 01:48 PM Re: WTT work for rods [Re: BERG]
Rocket Red River Nutrients Registered: 02/14/06 Posts: 2533 Loc: Elma	Originally Posted By: BERG Originally Posted By: Rocket Red Is this a remodel? Yup. 100 year old house, and I've been at it for almost 2 years. All new windows, plumbing, electrical, insulation, kitchen, etc..... I'm burned out on the finish work though, and crown molding and trim are not my strength. The wirsbo looks easy, and I helped a friend install most of the house so far, but plumbing still makes me nervous. Not something I'm willing to mess up. Big O - I have some very high ext trim that I cant reach. Do you have a very tall ladder? lazydrifter - PM coming. Tile work is coming once the new bathroom is plumbed, and we already have the tile. Same boat as me. I am remodeling a home built in 1906. Been at it for almost 2 years as well. All new everything HVAC, Plumbing, wiring, vacuum system, insulation, blah blah, blacch. Got the cabinets in, been painting like a mofo for a week. Last weekend we wrapped almost all the windows and rehabbed and re-installed the 100 year old 4 panel doors upstairs (the jambs were built with those square spikes). The finish work is not my strength either, but really don't have much money to spend on labor at this point so we are doing it anyways, just really slowly. _________________________ WDFW - Turning outdoorsmen into golfers since 1994.
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