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   Piffin | Jul 28, 2004 07:36pm | #1

   From what I've heard out there, the good ones are booked up for the next 8-10

   years

    

    

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   andybuildz | Jul 29, 2004 03:03pm | #6

   From what I've heard out there, the good ones are booked up for the next 8-10

   years

   Piff,

     Hmmmm, if thats the case maybe I know where my next move will be to.

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   Wayfarer | Jul 28, 2004 08:03pm | #2

   Andy, I'm in the Bay Area (S.F.) area down the Peninsula, are they in SF proper ie downtown SF or in the surrounding area?  This sounds like a deal where you should make an excuse to fly out West for a visit and help your daughter! ;-)

   I don't know that the backlog is as piffin writes, ;-), but it's a mixed bag here, or can be.  I hung all my own cabinets in a an owner-build (still going on) and have some carpenters that have been working with me who also were part of the company that framed my pad.  Your daughter and son-in-law could look at my project where they might get an idea of what I expect out of myself and thus some of the guys doing side work for me.

   Is the project going to require a GC?  Are you talkin' electrical and plumbing work too?  Demo, etc.?

   Let me know if I can help them on this end: [email protected]

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   andybuildz | Jul 29, 2004 02:52pm | #4

   Thanks Wiley,

   I forwarded your post to Niko.

   I'll let you know what she said if she doesnt let you know first.

   I wish I could fly out and help but what do I do with my four guys...I don't trust them alone here and I aint payin' em to fly with me...lol.

   Also, I'll be flying out there for her wedding the first in Sept.

   I wish I could do it then but she'll be too busy to think about it that week plus once again I need to get back here to keep my guys working.

   See, thats what she gets for moving half way accross the world.

   BE well and thanks

   andyThe secret of Zen in two words is, "Not always so"!

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   vanderpooch | Jul 28, 2004 08:36pm | #3

   Hey Andy,

   There are a couple of good guys who post regularly over at JLC's Finish Carpentry Forum.

   Spacing on the names, but I'm sure you could do a quick post and get some info.

   Be memory impaired...

   -Kit

   Technique is proof of your seriousness. - Wallace Stevens
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   andybuildz | Jul 29, 2004 03:02pm | #5

   Thanks Kit, I'll check it out.

   aThe secret of Zen in two words is, "Not always so"!

   http://CLIFFORDRENOVATIONS.COM