Today we're preparing the slab to start laying the Mexican Tile. Apparently the Owner bought this tile about two years ago and has had it in storage since. Due to the poor condition of the existing slab, my tile contractor will need to do a day's work just preparing the slab. There are two slab cracks that need to be addressed, as well as several areas that are low, some as much as 3/4".
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Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Florida Room renovations by Echo Atlantic Construction
We passed our framing and pre-lathe inspection Friday, and insulated and started drywall Saturday. The stucco contractor is scheduled to be there Monday morning, and could finish in one day, two at the most. Also my trim carpenter, whom I haven't worked with since Trade Wind Builders days, should swing by Monday to do a material take-off. If all goes well I could have the room hung, finished, and textured,and the window sills and trim done by Friday.
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Popcorn ceilings - replaced with skip trowel
Monday, October 13, 2008
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Home Owner paying for materials
For a small job I'm working on in Cocoa, The Home Owner & I agreed to a total dollar value, or contract value, for the project, while allowing the Owner to purchase materials on his credit cards. Progress billing will cover my labor costs, and any incedential materials costs I pick up along the way. The final payment, or "job 100% complete" billing will be calculated after all job costs are accounted for and should come very close to being approx. 10% of the contract value. Being close to 10% of the contract value is a desired end result and can be achieved by coordinating the progress draws with the timing of the Owner's materials purchases.
Demo Complete at Collins
By this time the demo is complete, and preliminary plans have been outlined for the next phase.
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