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Old 03-28-2007, 10:03 PM   #1
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2100 sq ft home 10 ft lids one man tape and bed
http://waltip.com Would you do 2100 sq ft home with 10 ft lid with arched ways thru half of home by your self [ one man job ] ! I would and i have take a look !

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Old 03-28-2007, 10:46 PM   #2
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http://waltip.com Would you do 2100 sq ft home with 10 ft lid with arched ways thru half of home by your self[ one man job ] ! I would and i have take a look !
Very nice site...well done (site) and nice drywall work too ...
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Old 04-02-2007, 08:46 PM   #4
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Thanks for the compliments i try very hard to prove my abilities!
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http://waltip.com Would you do 2100 sq ft home with 10 ft lid with arched ways thru half of home by your self [ one man job ] ! I would and i have take a look !
In 1996, I did a 12,000 sq. ft. house by myself. It took me 21 days, the main floor was 10ft with a few vaults, the basement was 10ft, and 2 floor was 9ft.

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Nice work and nice web site. It has a bunch of spelling and grammar problems, though. You should have someone look at it.
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I remember doing a commercial job that had 9 ft standups and minimal bead, it had just big square rooms, it was about 2400 boards with two bazooka runners and 4 wipers etc..we finished it in 9 days of running the wipers all around, it was great and the pay was great..wished I could have a string of those jobs!!
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