Did I do this right?

The pipes were more rotten in the ceiling. Being replaced with pex. Took a pro about 6hrs to complete the task involving cutting out the ceiling and removing more of the old pipes.

I gave the guy all the materials I had bought to repair the pipes and he then took $100 off and then I gave him a case of beer for the good work he was doing.


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KingSobieski said:
My house has a attached roof.
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Doesn't mean all the walls below it are load bearing. My house has a trussed roof, so I could theoretically remove all the upstairs walls. Queen post if you want to get technical.

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HumDumpin said:
The wall is only load bearing while the door is open, once it shuts the door is load bearing and you no longer need the wall there.
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Can't tell if you're joking or being sarcastic.

I'd bet money that walkway can be widened without a problem.
 
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dealy didn't pass community college

plays with bbq smoke and pig parts

when he doesn't cry about environmental policy and political pork barrel spending
 
pex takes all of 5 minutes to install once you cut the pipes.. How is this a 6 hour job if he isnt replacing the drywall lol.
 
yeh i guess it takes about 10 minutes to drain a complete house once you cut the water.. Then you cut the pipes lol
 
now i want to see you match that existing wall/roof texturing by hand and make it indistinguishable from the old stuff........

my least favorite part
 
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