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Helpful Homemaking tip...:
Being realistic in contractor pricing may save you trouble down the road. All too often people use the contractor that provides the lowest price for a job, figuring that even if something goes wrong they can always have it fixed down the road with the money they saved. Receiving a quote that sounds too good to be true usually is too good to be true. Shoddy cheaper materials translate into recurring problems far too frequently. If a contractor is over-extending himself there's a greater likelihood of a mathematical error. In the end, a job that is easiest on the wallet may not always be easiest on the emotions.
In Plumber news...:
Albert L. Gettier, 78, plumber, coach (Baltimore Sun) - Albert Louis Gettier, a retired plumber and longtime recreation league football coach, died Jan. 1 at his Ridgeleigh home after a battle with melanoma. He was 78.
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