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DangerMouse placed a nice sticky and yet there are many who would like to get a ball-park number when faced with repairs or maintenance projects. I thought that I would provide a link that has helped me a lot in the last two years.
The website is called homewyse.com and here is the link:http://www.homewyse.com/services/
Hopefully, others will find this as helpful as I have. The great thing about this site is you CAN plug in your zip code. The site is quite comprehensive. I hope that everyone will explore the seemingly endlessness of the site. I have absolutely nothing to do with the site.
I'm a retired residential interior painting and wallcovering installer and remover and, this past year, I got a call out of the blue from the V.P. of Operations of a new Retirement Community who wanted to have accent walls in common areas within this three-story, three wing retirement home covered with both commercial and residential wallcoverings. I felt rusty and started searching for a site that would help me put together a proposal for her. The link, provided, was a great help. I used the "high" and "low" figures and used something in the middle as a figure that helped me secure the job. Then, used a friends Commercial Contracting business as my umbrella/employer. It was costly to do that but, I was looking at the bottom line that helped supplement my Social Security for last year...worked well for me.
The website is called homewyse.com and here is the link:http://www.homewyse.com/services/
Hopefully, others will find this as helpful as I have. The great thing about this site is you CAN plug in your zip code. The site is quite comprehensive. I hope that everyone will explore the seemingly endlessness of the site. I have absolutely nothing to do with the site.
I'm a retired residential interior painting and wallcovering installer and remover and, this past year, I got a call out of the blue from the V.P. of Operations of a new Retirement Community who wanted to have accent walls in common areas within this three-story, three wing retirement home covered with both commercial and residential wallcoverings. I felt rusty and started searching for a site that would help me put together a proposal for her. The link, provided, was a great help. I used the "high" and "low" figures and used something in the middle as a figure that helped me secure the job. Then, used a friends Commercial Contracting business as my umbrella/employer. It was costly to do that but, I was looking at the bottom line that helped supplement my Social Security for last year...worked well for me.