Is it a sign I stayed at work too late when my car is about the only one in the parking lot?
I came home to a trailer in the front yard.
They aren't anything like I was guessing. Shows what I know.
The sitting walls are started.
Some tools are left out back. We got rain too. I hope they don't mind wet tools.
So if you ever got a patio or something new, would you leave it in the hands of the contractor? How about if you barely even knew the contractor? He gave us a list of references. We just drove by a few places but we only looked at back patios from the street...aka we couldn't see anything. We might be a little crazy.
This post took forever to type because of a cute little Poly on me.
I (obviously) don't own a house, so I've never had to hire a contractor for anything, but I don't think I would, unless it was something major (moving plumbing or electrical, mostly). My dad has worked in construction since he was 16, so he has a pretty good handle on most things (roofing, building, etc), and I think I could figure out most stuff with the help of youtube or blogs. If I didn't have my dad, though, I might be singing a different tune :)
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