There was a lot of back and forth in the amount of cupping being experienced throughout the house.
1st visit “yep, something is wrong”.
Independent inspection “yep, something is wrong”.
Results stated it was US. (our fault)
Nope, come take a piece that is warped and tell me it’s NOT the floor “
They came in again with the rep “something is wrong”.
We KNOW!
Last result was “we will replace”.
Then we found they out NO underlay under this (plastic) and it’s a slab in the south. Of course it will sweat! And so it began!!
It physically took three days to complete BUT it’s done!!
Where I worked on Monday. It was NOT really conducive to work, but it let me do what I needed for the day.
Even relaxing AFTER work was weird. I was in the chair shoved into the table reading updates on Facebook. I looked around and thought “good grief, what a mess!!”
Where they stopped day 1…. Flooring removed in 1/2 the room - replaced in 1/2 where all the furniture is sitting. Naked floors in dining room and living area. The rest jumbled with boxes and furniture.
Beautiful sunset however. ;)
After we moved all the boxes and stuff from the OTHER side of the house to this end! What a mess!!
You can see the original red floor of the dining room.
Naked floors
Who knows WHY they left the potty room undone for the end! Oh well, what do I care?
Why the fan?? Someone (not me) decided to wash down the shower walls this means the water flooded out UNDER the floor and was a HOT mess. It was moldy under there, meaning this wasn’t the first time this has happened. I blame that person AND crappy installation the first time as they left gap everywhere with lack of 1/4 round throughout. THIS crew fixed that. Thank goodness and added silicone at the shower joint to keep water from seeping under again.
And with that we’re DONE. Hopefully to NEVER repeat again. The edges all look professional and these guys did a good job.
Not what I planned or wanted but we did a janky repair. The side rail had the actual clip pull out. There were some pins to hold it in place however they either broke or were pulled and twisted in such a way that the clip slid right past them. Sigh. So pulled apart the bed, Butch drilled the pins out and we put some bolts all the through to hold the clip in place. Is it pretty? Not really. Do I care? Again not really. It will function until we either move to replace the frame on a whim. It’s all good. I was able to finally get to bed by 11pm so not all was lost ;) thank goodness it was fixable.
Where I worked on Monday. It was NOT really conducive to work, but it let me do what I needed for the day.
Even relaxing AFTER work was weird. I was in the chair shoved into the table reading updates on Facebook. I looked around and thought “good grief, what a mess!!”
Where they stopped day 1…. Flooring removed in 1/2 the room - replaced in 1/2 where all the furniture is sitting. Naked floors in dining room and living area. The rest jumbled with boxes and furniture.
Beautiful sunset however. ;)
After we moved all the boxes and stuff from the OTHER side of the house to this end! What a mess!!
You can see the original red floor of the dining room.
Day two
What a mess. 1/2 done with the bedroom. This is where they left off.
What a mess. 1/2 done with the bedroom. This is where they left off.
Naked floors
Who knows WHY they left the potty room undone for the end! Oh well, what do I care?
Why the fan?? Someone (not me) decided to wash down the shower walls this means the water flooded out UNDER the floor and was a HOT mess. It was moldy under there, meaning this wasn’t the first time this has happened. I blame that person AND crappy installation the first time as they left gap everywhere with lack of 1/4 round throughout. THIS crew fixed that. Thank goodness and added silicone at the shower joint to keep water from seeping under again.
And with that we’re DONE. Hopefully to NEVER repeat again. The edges all look professional and these guys did a good job.
The ONLY mishap wasn’t discovered until last night when my bed BROKE. Yep. 10pm and it was broken.
Not what I planned or wanted but we did a janky repair. The side rail had the actual clip pull out. There were some pins to hold it in place however they either broke or were pulled and twisted in such a way that the clip slid right past them. Sigh. So pulled apart the bed, Butch drilled the pins out and we put some bolts all the through to hold the clip in place. Is it pretty? Not really. Do I care? Again not really. It will function until we either move to replace the frame on a whim. It’s all good. I was able to finally get to bed by 11pm so not all was lost ;) thank goodness it was fixable.
