Goderich. At the moment, there are fewer houses for sale than ever, since November. Unfortunately, my wife's job starts March 1st, and that's also the day our current house closes.
We went to a new listing yesterday that had 10 cats. It smelled so bad our real estate agent started gagging and almost threw up lol.
Can't really move to a town nearby, since highway 8 and 21 are closed on a regular basis thanks to the lake effect snow. The OPP shuts it down all along the coast, sometimes for 3 or 4 days straight.
Mr Wilson (03-02-2018)
No lol. That one will likely never sell.
Default User (03-02-2018)
Looks like you can fit 6 cars in that driveway...
Snowblower is a definite
Any recommendations? Might be some sales happening soon, so I may get one.
+1 on the Honda, I bought a HS622 with electric start in the fall of 2014 when we moved into our current house
Pricey, but have had zero issues. This season was the first time I actually did any proper maintenance; spark plug and carb was still super clean, nothing in the fuel sediment cup and the oil was clean to. Plus I run Shell 91 with no ethanol great for when VTEC kicks in yo haha
2007 Mazda 3 GS sedan - Arctic White / Tan cloth - SOLD
2018 Tesla Model S 75D - Multi Coat Red
Pics (before/after)?
Roughly how much did it cost to get fixed?
I have lots of cracks in foundation as well in the basement. Hoping they are just at the surface. I've marked some of them to see if they get any bigger. I hope the foundation isn't shifting or anything.
Probably look into getting it inspected for peace of mind soon.
2010 Mazda 3 Sport - Celestial Blue
sadly wasnt much to show before and after ( didnt take any pics either). he removed all the blue outside foam and then drilled out the crack filled it. then put on the tar and repalced the foam. i was there for bits of it but i watched him do the last one which is why i wanted him to do this one as well.
it cost $500.00 + HST, i had one person quoted me over $2,000 for the first crack made it sound all fancy said he needed a backhoe i told the other guy who came highly recommended. and i would use him again if i needed to and would advise anyone else if they needed to to use him
No, you can't use hydraulic cement. Won't actually seal anything. He drilled the holes, the other injected them with epoxy. The epoxy may have cost about 50 bucks or more for the kit. Once the kit is mixed, any leftover has to be thrown out.
$500 sounds steep, but it probably comes with some sort of warranty as well.
30 year warranty and if it were to ever leak inside he will come fix that for free. i dont know if either of you have ever had a leak repaired. but 500 was about average and on the low. most other quotes were over $1000. even my dad whos been in the same house for over 35 years had 3 cracks done. on average when he did them 20 years ago or so then it was 3-500 so for 500 now was a good deal. and it was 1 guy who came must be 50 something, and a dug it all out himself he was there i dunno a good 3-5 hours. i didnt time him but he was there a while.
bunch of people talking about crack on a forum... not smart guys... $500 for crack is little expensive though
2012mazda3hatch (03-23-2018)
Pictures? How bad? Unless it's a LOT of fence, it's not worth claiming through your insurance(s).
Yes, cost gets split for repairs too, go talk to the neighbour they're obligated to pay half on a mutually agreeable plan (ie you can't force them to pay for half of an exotic hardwood fence unless that's what the entire neighbourhood already has).
2008.5 Mazdaspeed 3, CWP
Forged internals + GTX2871r
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I think it might vary across municipalities.
in Brampton, the chain link fence stuff is in writing, there's a whole section on the suggested process to follow if neighbor does not want to pay for their share (for new fences)
I think the standard applies for existing as well, but hoping your neighbor cares about his place as much as you do yours and it's a quick conversation and repair