Have you found a good butcher shop for quality meat and a good fish monger, if you like seafood?
AAA Duracells bought out of a reputable shop, used 3 the rest died in the box after 5 months, $ods aren't cheap either...
It's a pretty normal price which I think is fair when you realise: a) The bloke needs van and ladders and tools; b) Insurance; c) HETAS membership; d) Is risking his arse going up on the roof, e) The "hour" (which is probably a reasonable estimate for a simple job once everything is together ...
Maybe someone will offer a bid for the job, cabinet shop or hobbyist.
yes, on the inside. i'll call a nearby fireplace shop today. thanks cj RicodJour wrote: http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/rm_fireplaces_installation/article/0,,HGTV_3702_1380797,00.html>
A glass shop can probably polish out or sandblast the stain. I'd be inclined to do that before using an acid on it.
Hi, No help form your local repair shop? They may have a broken unit you can take the part off with luck. Tony
Take it to another shop. Steve
Stop by the local motorcycle shop & pick up a spray can of chain lube. Proper tightening and lubrication will help a lot. RJ
Check with a local top or cabinet shop to find who they use. Lew