sheesh. from estimating to completion what a project. Mike H is the King. Took me 10 minutes just to look at the job. In person I would have looked for 5 and said no thanks.>>>
Cool pics. I predict future calamities for the folks with the crane.
Might be a good idea to put pics like those on your website?>>>
I'm impressed.
Estimating that would scare the heck out of me. I would take those "numbers you can read" and multiply by 2.
Remind me not to ask you for a job.:)>>>
185 sq. $240K (should have been more like 280 in retrospect) 2166 man hours How do you estimate one like this? Paint number on your thumb, stick it up your giggy and write down the numbers you can read. LOL
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Jobs like that are not for the faint of heart, that's for sure. You definitely need steady nerves, plenty of manpower and plenty of knowledge. The stress would drive me nuts. Thanks for taking the time to load up the pix.>>>
Nice pictures Mike. What is the expected life span of a system like this? What are your reasons for choosing this peticular roof on this job over a more simplified system?>>>
Well, that is just your basic re-roof...Right? wow!>>>
I loved the 'bonehead' section! This series of pictures takes me down memory lane to where I started in '66 or '67! I didn't know what resi was for the first couple of years. And i spent a lot of time under AC's like those.>>>
Copperman, I think taking a core sample of the customer's wallet is one of the methods of figuring out the charge...:laugh:>>>
Mike I'm sure glad I do Residential. I see why you flat landers get all the money:ohmy: Nice work. How long did it take to do and if I might ask How much? Better yet how do you even figure out what to charge with somethin like that?>>>
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And as the sun sets over the copings.... as they say in the flashings business...
THAT'S A WRAP.
(ps, don't pay attention to the photo dates, we ain't that sophisticated yet)
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Install of Derbigum's liquid flashing system... >>>