Contractors I would recommend

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I honestly don’t know if they “fabricate.” I think Industrial Metal Supply is a source for contractors. I would give them a call, though. I think they can steer you in the right direction. It did say for countertops. I hadn’t seen any countertops w/the metal anywhere, so it didn’t really sink in. I kept visualizing backsplashes b/c I did see it displayed at HD and a few other places. I bet you can get countertops there at IMS. Let us know what you find out. In any case, it will be far less than HD.

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I thought I’d put this here, though it probably should go in some landscaping thread. I highly recommend Gordy’s for stump grinding. I finally chopped up the three mega oleanders in the yard, but since they are so toxic, I wanted the stumps out. I called Gordy’s up and they did a great job grinding them down. They don’t remove the ground up pieces. Ordinarily, you probably don’t need to remove them. They can be mulch. But again, since they’re oleanders, I wanted the remains removed. After shoveling out all the ground up pieces, I still found some more stump. They said if there’s any problem, to call them and they would come back free of charge. So I called them up and sure enough, they came out and did some more grinding. They are on Facebook and I’ve seen photos of some impressive jobs they did. They were the lowest price. I called around. They do really good work. Father and son. Son quit his job at Intel to do stump grinding w/his dad. 619-210-3105. They have been doing it for 30 some years.

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I thought I’d put this here, though it probably should go in some landscaping thread. I highly recommend Gordy’s for stump grinding. I finally chopped up the three mega oleanders in the yard, but since they are so toxic, I wanted the stumps out. I called Gordy’s up and they did a great job grinding them down. They don’t remove the ground up pieces. Ordinarily, you probably don’t need to remove them. They can be mulch. But again, since they’re oleanders, I wanted the remains removed. After shoveling out all the ground up pieces, I still found some more stump. They said if there’s any problem, to call them and they would come back free of charge. So I called them up and sure enough, they came out and did some more grinding. They are on Facebook and I’ve seen photos of some impressive jobs they did. They were the lowest price. I called around. They do really good work. Father and son. Son quit his job at Intel to do stump grinding w/his dad. 619-210-3105. They have been doing it for 30 some years.

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I thought I’d put this here, though it probably should go in some landscaping thread. I highly recommend Gordy’s for stump grinding. I finally chopped up the three mega oleanders in the yard, but since they are so toxic, I wanted the stumps out. I called Gordy’s up and they did a great job grinding them down. They don’t remove the ground up pieces. Ordinarily, you probably don’t need to remove them. They can be mulch. But again, since they’re oleanders, I wanted the remains removed. After shoveling out all the ground up pieces, I still found some more stump. They said if there’s any problem, to call them and they would come back free of charge. So I called them up and sure enough, they came out and did some more grinding. They are on Facebook and I’ve seen photos of some impressive jobs they did. They were the lowest price. I called around. They do really good work. Father and son. Son quit his job at Intel to do stump grinding w/his dad. 619-210-3105. They have been doing it for 30 some years.

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I thought I’d put this here, though it probably should go in some landscaping thread. I highly recommend Gordy’s for stump grinding. I finally chopped up the three mega oleanders in the yard, but since they are so toxic, I wanted the stumps out. I called Gordy’s up and they did a great job grinding them down. They don’t remove the ground up pieces. Ordinarily, you probably don’t need to remove them. They can be mulch. But again, since they’re oleanders, I wanted the remains removed. After shoveling out all the ground up pieces, I still found some more stump. They said if there’s any problem, to call them and they would come back free of charge. So I called them up and sure enough, they came out and did some more grinding. They are on Facebook and I’ve seen photos of some impressive jobs they did. They were the lowest price. I called around. They do really good work. Father and son. Son quit his job at Intel to do stump grinding w/his dad. 619-210-3105. They have been doing it for 30 some years.

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I thought I’d put this here, though it probably should go in some landscaping thread. I highly recommend Gordy’s for stump grinding. I finally chopped up the three mega oleanders in the yard, but since they are so toxic, I wanted the stumps out. I called Gordy’s up and they did a great job grinding them down. They don’t remove the ground up pieces. Ordinarily, you probably don’t need to remove them. They can be mulch. But again, since they’re oleanders, I wanted the remains removed. After shoveling out all the ground up pieces, I still found some more stump. They said if there’s any problem, to call them and they would come back free of charge. So I called them up and sure enough, they came out and did some more grinding. They are on Facebook and I’ve seen photos of some impressive jobs they did. They were the lowest price. I called around. They do really good work. Father and son. Son quit his job at Intel to do stump grinding w/his dad. 619-210-3105. They have been doing it for 30 some years.

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Anyone got a good floor tile removal contractor and know their price?

I want to replace 1st floor flooring and have about 600 sq ft of ugly ceramic 18×18 tiles. I could leave it, rip the carpet out of the carpeted rooms and level those with the tile and drop something on top (more tile or a floating floor). If its demo’d, the flooring would be level but I would have a lot of sq ft to mask off to protect against the dust and thats my only reason for possibly not demo’ing.

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Anyone got a good floor tile removal contractor and know their price?

I want to replace 1st floor flooring and have about 600 sq ft of ugly ceramic 18×18 tiles. I could leave it, rip the carpet out of the carpeted rooms and level those with the tile and drop something on top (more tile or a floating floor). If its demo’d, the flooring would be level but I would have a lot of sq ft to mask off to protect against the dust and thats my only reason for possibly not demo’ing.

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Anyone got a good floor tile removal contractor and know their price?

I want to replace 1st floor flooring and have about 600 sq ft of ugly ceramic 18×18 tiles. I could leave it, rip the carpet out of the carpeted rooms and level those with the tile and drop something on top (more tile or a floating floor). If its demo’d, the flooring would be level but I would have a lot of sq ft to mask off to protect against the dust and thats my only reason for possibly not demo’ing.

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Anyone got a good floor tile removal contractor and know their price?

I want to replace 1st floor flooring and have about 600 sq ft of ugly ceramic 18×18 tiles. I could leave it, rip the carpet out of the carpeted rooms and level those with the tile and drop something on top (more tile or a floating floor). If its demo’d, the flooring would be level but I would have a lot of sq ft to mask off to protect against the dust and thats my only reason for possibly not demo’ing.

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Anyone got a good floor tile removal contractor and know their price?

I want to replace 1st floor flooring and have about 600 sq ft of ugly ceramic 18×18 tiles. I could leave it, rip the carpet out of the carpeted rooms and level those with the tile and drop something on top (more tile or a floating floor). If its demo’d, the flooring would be level but I would have a lot of sq ft to mask off to protect against the dust and thats my only reason for possibly not demo’ing.

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I have no idea on price, but since Cesar does tile, have you tried to give him a call to see if he can do it and/or get an estimate? If he doesn’t do it himself, he probably knows people that do it. I would at least get a quote.

We took out our on tile in our kitchen and took out the hardiebacker. It was not fun at all. Luckily, not a lot of it. Let us know how it goes.

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I have no idea on price, but since Cesar does tile, have you tried to give him a call to see if he can do it and/or get an estimate? If he doesn’t do it himself, he probably knows people that do it. I would at least get a quote.

We took out our on tile in our kitchen and took out the hardiebacker. It was not fun at all. Luckily, not a lot of it. Let us know how it goes.

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I have no idea on price, but since Cesar does tile, have you tried to give him a call to see if he can do it and/or get an estimate? If he doesn’t do it himself, he probably knows people that do it. I would at least get a quote.

We took out our on tile in our kitchen and took out the hardiebacker. It was not fun at all. Luckily, not a lot of it. Let us know how it goes.

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I have no idea on price, but since Cesar does tile, have you tried to give him a call to see if he can do it and/or get an estimate? If he doesn’t do it himself, he probably knows people that do it. I would at least get a quote.

We took out our on tile in our kitchen and took out the hardiebacker. It was not fun at all. Luckily, not a lot of it. Let us know how it goes.

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