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Posted by JoeSpareBedroom on October 20, 2006, 2:13 pm
Well, obviously, something is wrong. I've never gotten a major construction
price quote without the person mentioning permits.
> Reputable - as in having a good reputation. They are a large and
> long-standing company. If they are not fully aware of the county codes
> for the industry and area they've been working in for over 2 decades
> then something is wrong.
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> The county already deals with the weed growth along the fence line by
> "dousing it regularly with weed killer" and using a weed wacker.
> Again, it's not our fence.
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> Rolling up the fencing may be an alternative... thanks for the input.
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>> Three other thoughts:
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>> - You said "reputable", but they didn't get a permit. That negates the
>> word
>> "reputable".
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>> - Did you have a plan for dealing with weed growth in the 12" space,
>> which
>> is now inaccessible? You could douse it regularly with weed killer, but
>> that's a lousy idea.
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>> - You will probably have to start over, and if the posts are set in
>> cement,
>> it's going to be expensive. Prepare to meet the contractor in court,
>> unless
>> you choose one that is reputable.
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