In order to win one of the hand made ornaments from Kashmir that look similar to the ones posted in this link, you need to answer this question:
What is the estimated cost of replacing the floors that were damaged by the leaking humidifier? This is the detail:
- Remove engineered wood flooring – high grade
- Engineered wood flooring — high grade material identified as Bruce engineered Caruth 3″ natural maple planak (glue down method)
- (Material only) engineered wood flooring material waste
- Add for glued down application over concrete substrate
- R&R Base shoe – hardwood
- Stain & finish base shoe or quater round
- General Demolition – per hour
- Bag & Haul debris down elevator to truck
- Single axle dump truck – per load – including dump fees
- Range – gas – Remove & reset
- Dishwasher – Detach – & reset
- Refrigerator – Remove & reset
- Plumber – per hour allowance for 2 trips
- Cleaning Technician – per hour
Yep, big job, isn’t it? Leave your guess on the estimate in a blog post and the first 5 will win one of the beautifully crafted ornaments. Even if you don’t celebrate Christmas, these ornaments make beautiful decorations. I use them on my shade pulls all over the house.
Thanks!
Justy
December 2, 2008 at 5:05 am |
$17,468.18
December 2, 2008 at 3:58 pm |
Well lets add on the stress dollar amount and the holiday season differential pay and the contractor knowing that the insurance is going to pay so no worries on collecting…so he can up the price.
$21,500.
Now as for the code name I looked a bit last night and couldn’t find any thing other for the Frantrums. But that is what they called your ‘wig outs’. Thought for sure it was in the Rug Man Yasin posts, but alas it wasn’t. It was fun reading back through many posts which brought back great memories.
Can’t wait to find out what the code name was and in what post it resides.
December 3, 2008 at 12:34 am |
Well let’s see. Neither of you (Tenten or Peekers) are correct, but I do appreciate the guesses! We’ll discuss tonight. I am worn out so I am going to need to do a short show if I can. Had a total Frantrum today.