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[THC]

GL Brian, keep the updates coming, man.. we are all rooting for you

[gnuyork]

Originally Posted by THC

The Back to the Future meme:

LMAO...I literally laughed out loud and if I had coffee in my mouth, I would have spit it out.

[Chewbacca]

Sucks Brian. Can’t say much else except sorry it happened and screw 2020.

[Texex]

Water damage is the worst, sorry Brian....

[brandrea]

Thanks everybody.

We made alot of progress this weekend. All the flooring is now installed and all that remains are the transition pieces and trim.

My buddy (the contractor also a Brian) really stepped up and had two of his guys here all weekend.

Life should get back to normal this week.

Oh, and Andrea decides now is a good time to repaint the basement... of course she's right, I just didn't want to take on that at the same time.

I drew the line at redoing the bathroom though

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[Ny325]

Nice.

[watchmework]

The flooring looks great Brian! Now you’ll get it repainted and then onto the next chore

[brandrea]

Originally Posted by watchmework

The flooring looks great Brian! Now you’ll get it repainted and then onto the next chore

Yes we decided to tackle the painting ourselves ... we’ll see how that goes

[Ny325]

What color, and type of flooring did you put down? Looks really nice.

[PanosI]

So sorry Brian. That sucks big time. Judging from the pics soon will be a bad memory.

[brandrea]

Thanks for all the kind words

We are finally are ready to move back in ... new flooring, new paint and new most importantly new plumbing.

We have yet to finish the downstairs bar but we are close.

That's all our stuff in under the tarp in the background of the second picture

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[GoingPlaces]

Looks good. Great job getting this all turned around and done so quick.

[watchmework]

Came out looking great!

[RW16610]

Glad to see it's been sorted out, Brian

[Speedbird-1]

Well done, Brian. Looks like you've made the best of a bad situation.
Very nice looking floor.

[TheVTCGuy]

Brian, is my room ready?

[Ny325]

Looks good.

[brandrea]

Originally Posted by TheVTCGuy

Brian, is my room ready?

How many rooms does one guy need?

[brandrea]

Originally Posted by watchmework

Came out looking great!

Originally Posted by RW16610

Glad to see it's been sorted out, Brian

Originally Posted by Ny325

Looks good.

Originally Posted by GoingPlaces

Looks good. Great job getting this all turned around and done so quick.

Thanks everyone, life is back to “normal”.

[BumbleB]

Originally Posted by brandrea

Thanks everyone, life is back to “normal”.

Wow, great job.

I know the feeling, we came back from a 2 month holiday back in January and on the second day back I heard a hissing noise in the kitchen, a pipe underneath one of the kitchen sinks had just burst and was spraying uncontrollably in the cabinet. When I opened the cabinet door the kitchen had a layer of water on the floor in no time.

I don’t want to think about what it would’ve looked like if that happened during the 2 months we were away...

Glad you managed to get workers during the covid-19 period!


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[brandrea]

Originally Posted by BumbleB

Wow, great job.

I know the feeling, we came back from a 2 month holiday back in January and on the second day back I heard a hissing noise in the kitchen, a pipe underneath one of the kitchen sinks had just burst and was spraying uncontrollably in the cabinet. When I opened the cabinet door the kitchen had a layer of water on the floor in no time.

I don’t want to think about what it would’ve looked like if that happened during the 2 months we were away...

Glad you managed to get workers during the covid-19 period!


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That's incrediblely lucky. Glad you found the issue before it was a bigger problem.

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[Speedbird-1]

Originally Posted by BumbleB

Wow, great job.

I know the feeling, we came back from a 2 month holiday back in January and on the second day back I heard a hissing noise in the kitchen, a pipe underneath one of the kitchen sinks had just burst and was spraying uncontrollably in the cabinet. When I opened the cabinet door the kitchen had a layer of water on the floor in no time.

I don’t want to think about what it would’ve looked like if that happened during the 2 months we were away...

Glad you managed to get workers during the covid-19 period!


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Had slightly slightly similar experience a couple of years ago.
We were off for a month in Greece. I was doing the 'last quick look around' when I heard a feint ticking sound, coming from the under sink in the bedroom en suite.
I touched the very slightly, weeping joint and hot water began spraying all over the place!
Anyway............long story, short. Some Teflon tape and a couple of spanners, and job done. That could have been horrible! A month's worth of hot water in an upstairs room!!!
The cabby, waiting to take us to the airport was a bit shirty, about the 15 min delay, so missed out on a tip.haha

But, lesson learned, turn EVERYTHING off, and empty the tank in the roof space.

[austinp]

Glad things are back to normal Brian. Water damage and leaks is something that I am super paranoid about.


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[JTL31]

Good to know things are back to normal. Wise daughter you have! I’m biased, daughters are the best. :)
Yes, it does feel like Mother Earth is having her say in 2020.