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MD, you're a healthy young guy right? Why not do some of the work yourself? A lot of it really isn't that hard, you just need YouTube tutorials and patience.
MD, you're a healthy young guy right? Why not do some of the work yourself? A lot of it really isn't that hard, you just need YouTube tutorials and patience.
I have a child and I would like to have some sort of spare time in the next two years.
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Anyone ever tried actually using a Home Warranty before?
We had one for 2 years at our current house.
We made great use of it and it paid for itself easy, but everyone that does the work is the lowest bidder. I haven't found the work to be shoddy, but the service is for total shit. They just don't give a shit b/c the home warranty company is paying them so little for the work.
After 2 years the warranty company dropped us because we had the audacity to use the warranty.
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Anyone ever tried actually using a Home Warranty before?
We had one for 2 years at our current house.
We made great use of it and it paid for itself easy, but everyone that does the work is the lowest bidder. I haven't found the work to be shoddy, but the service is for total shit. They just don't give a shit b/c the home warranty company is paying them so little for the work.
After 2 years the warranty company dropped us because we had the audacity to use the warranty.
That's what I figured. We've got a small leak in the basement that looks like it would be more complicated than your average service call, and I want to make sure it gets fixed the right way.
Joined: Sun September 15, 2013 5:50 am Posts: 22293
was it leaking?
that sounds high
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Joined: Sun September 15, 2013 5:50 am Posts: 22293
hope its energy star at least
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No leaking yet but it is 16 years old. Low hot water pressure for a few months, and yesterday it was struggling to get me luke warm water.
I called a couple of plumbers and they are booked solid for a couple of weeks so i went through home depot. Perhaps im paying a little bit more but it will be taken care of soon and im pretty covered all in with delivery, installation, removal, yada yada.
'My emotions around the pandemic became so tightly tied up in these plants.”
when my gardenias were failing, there was definitely an apex breaking point one afternoon involving me aggressively digging up, replacing soil, and adding epsom salt
as though my life depended on it
if anyone has any advice on small evergreen shrubs that can survive a cold winter, i am all ears
not boxwoods though, those are too bleh
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