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   calvin | Oct 23, 2011 07:18am | #1

   daen

   Why the weekend/side type work?

   Can they not get into the shop during normal business hours?

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   daen | Oct 23, 2011 10:19am | #2

   Calvin,

   The shop can be accessed during the week - it just takes more doing on my part.

   As far as being side work; I have built most of the workshop with barter, side jobs, etc. So I am always looking for a good deal. The drywaller doesn't have to do it as a side job, just something I was open to.

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   calvin | Oct 23, 2011 10:25am | #3

   Ok

   So you're interested in hiring a probably uninsured guy from a crew looking to make some "extra" money.  Will you be paying under the table as well?  I'm sure you'll find a taker.  And I assume you'll be looking for references, not everyone does a good job.

   The project will go smoother and faster if it gets hung and finished w/o the moving of equipment and limited access.

   Best of luck.

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   davidmeiland | Oct 29, 2011 06:09pm | #4

   Thank you

   Cal!

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   cussnu2 | Nov 01, 2011 04:47pm | #5

   Hey, be thankful you didn't get a lecture on hiring union labor and paying prevailing wages along with a demand you get an engineer involved.  I swear if I started a post about going to the bathroom, someone would come along and demand I get an engineer to do a load calculation. 

   Best of luck on your project.