"Canadian Weather+++++Snow"

[SHAWZER]

i use TRILLIUM insurace company, they cover all my loaders and blades, pay per month.

[snowplowchick]

Originally Posted by Mr.Markus

New trees are in this morning......before 8:30. Off to work.

Nice work, what size/kind of tree for that big of a spade?

[MIDTOWNPC]

markus has so many toys he uses that to plant daffodils

[Mr.Markus]

Originally Posted by snowplowchick

Nice work, what size/kind of tree for that big of a spade?

1 20ft pin oak and 1 14ft Serbian spruce, Uncle in-law does trees all over s.ontario, worked all winter this year.

Originally Posted by MIDTOWNPC

markus has so many toys he uses that to plant daffodils

I just know lots of wonderful helpful people

[MIDTOWNPC]

this is a cool little tool for you paver layers

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxpy4...feature=relmfu

[Mr.Markus]

What kinda windows you have on that computer store Dean???

[Elite_Maint]

Originally Posted by Mr.Markus

What kinda windows you have on that computer store Dean???

LMAO!! That's so funny!!...lol

[B&E snowplowing]

Just wondering if there is anyone out there who want to do some brick work and restoration. I have an apartment building that needs some work, and since I dont do brick work I am looking for quotes.

If anyone is intrested send me a PM. I will reply to all PM's up until Friday, after that I will reply after the 30th, as the wife and I will be on our annual cruise.

Here are some pics of some of the work needed.

[greywynd]

Originally Posted by B&E snowplowing

Just wondering if there is anyone out there who want to do some brick work and restoration. I have an apartment building that needs some work, and since I dont do brick work I am looking for quotes.

If anyone is intrested send me a PM. I will reply to all PM's up until Friday, after that I will reply after the 30th, as the wife and I will be on our annual cruise.

Here are some pics of some of the work needed.

I know just enough about brick work to be dangerous......and to know that I shouldn't do it. I can say looking at those pics that is more than a simple repair. I learned long ago that actual brick is porous, and therefore should never be used in a place it can stay moist. At least one of your pictures show it with dirt up against it, which will trap the moisture in it, then let it freeze and crack/damage the brick.

Looks to me like there's some serious work needed to really make that a good long term repair, so plan accordingly.

[B&E snowplowing]

Originally Posted by greywynd

I know just enough about brick work to be dangerous......and to know that I shouldn't do it. I can say looking at those pics that is more than a simple repair. I learned long ago that actual brick is porous, and therefore should never be used in a place it can stay moist. At least one of your pictures show it with dirt up against it, which will trap the moisture in it, then let it freeze and crack/damage the brick.

Looks to me like there's some serious work needed to really make that a good long term repair, so plan accordingly.

You are absolutely right.... I too know very little about bricks, with the exception that when they fall on our hand it can really hurt. lol

I work full time for the company that owns this property, The current brick work is 25 years old, and we have done nothing to it since it was brand new.

I know this is no small job... I'm looking for some professional advice on the job, some quotes, and then someone to "get the job done"

[R.G.PEEL]

That's a demo and rebuild, not a repair. I'd be more than happy to have a look at it and make some suggestions/quotes. I'll be up front though, we aren't cheap. Where is the job?

[cet]

Last day of winter contracts.

Round 6 at the golf course complete. I'm still as bad as I remember.

[JD Dave]

Originally Posted by cet

Last day of winter contracts.

Round 6 at the golf course complete. I'm still as bad as I remember.

I bet your a better golfer then your wife is a shopper.

[cet]

Originally Posted by JD Dave

I bet your a better golfer then your wife is a shopper.

If that was the case i would be on Tour.

[JD Dave]

Originally Posted by cet

If that was the case i would be on Tour.

My wife thinks she's an extreme couponer now. She has this zip up file folder she carries with her now and she brings home every newspaper she can find to get coupons from. She signs up for everything online. I just went to put something in the linen closet to realize there was like 20 bottles of tide in there. For some reason I think this is costing us more then no coupons but whatever it seems to be a hobby for her now.

[R.G.PEEL]

Doesn't she know she's rich? Lol only a farmer uses a denali to pick up the groceries but buys a specific brand of ketchup with a cupon because its 5c cheaper!!

[B&E snowplowing]

Originally Posted by R.G.PEEL

That's a demo and rebuild, not a repair. I'd be more than happy to have a look at it and make some suggestions/quotes. I'll be up front though, we aren't cheap. Where is the job?

I understand it is a rebuild, and I also know its not cheap. The property is located in Barrie.

Do you do asphalt too.

I have another job, where I'm looking at repairing some pot holes on the property, where we are going to pave the area with hot asphalt laid in two lifts oh 50 and 40 mm. I am going to authorize this repair at a cost of 39,840.00.

If you do this kind of work and are interested, it might be worth your while to look at both jobs.

[R.G.PEEL]

Let's have a look at it then. As far as the asphalt, we can do complete resurfacing, but not patching.

[B&E snowplowing]

Hey Grant, I have sent you a message

[Grassman09]

Just bought a house in Burlington. Winter was good. I got my work cut out for me here tons of pruning. Can use the Walker mower wont fit in the backyard and no where to park truck and trailer on lakeshore. I like the Maserati's the neighbor has.