Great client
She has 50 cays ( seriously) the house is immaculate, had 2 employees. Sometimes 3. Constantly cleaning
Husband (anesthesiologist) has these 2 wolves
Told me" spare no expense, make it real strong and use to materials "
($11,000 at the end)

 

Anesthesiologist is the highest paid (annually) in the medical profession from what I've read.

 

“What Is the Highest-Paying Medical Job?
According to the BLS, the highest-paying medical jobs include roles as physicians and surgeons. The highest-paying medical jobs and respective salaries are:

• Cardiologist: $421,330
• Orthopedic surgeons (except pediatric): $371,410
• Dermatologist: $327,650
• Emergency medicine physician: $316,600
• Oral and maxillofacial surgeon: $309,410
• Anesthesiologist: $302,970

The BLS records cardiologists having the highest salaries in the medical profession. Cardiologists diagnose and treat medical conditions and cardiovascular diseases involving the heart, valves and blood vessels. They may specialize in procedures, such as echocardiography, electrophysiology, or balloon angioplasty and stent placement.”

20 Highest-Paying Medical Jobs In The U.S.

If you're interested in making a positive impact on people’s health and well-being, consider a career in the medical field. The best jobs in healthcare offer dependable salaries, meaningful work and strong career mobility. This article highlights the 20 highest-paying medical jobs in the U.S., wi

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I know GPs making 500k a year. These are just averages

 

Doing a job across the street. The home owner came over and got me and said I built this little walkway 22 years ago! Took me awhile to remember.

 

Finally got over to the clients to show them some color samples. Funny how she said it was reddish brown compared to the floor. I didn't see it. Both of them have a lot of yellow in them. Luckily one of my samples had yellow in it, it was from when I did her walnut vanity.

So, a stain, tone and clear coat is on there. A couple more clear coats to go to get it completed.

 

Looks great Leo, too bad they didn't like the other legs.

 

They thought it was much more 3D than it was in thickness of the curves. I brought the fancy leg with me because it was one of the color choices. The husband still wanted the flat version because he didn't want it to be too fancy for the locker. What they want is what they get. They're the one's paying.

 

Vandalized dry stone monument in Llano Texas--rebuilt with help from the locals!

Presumably it was a local, who destroyed the original. Another local suggested we rebuild it, so I asked for volunteers to help.

The re-built cairn now has two seats, on opposite sides. A small tunnel connects these--making it possible, if you try just a little bit--to see the other person's perspective.

 

There's a wrong to be righted.

No whining, No sniveling

We just fix it !

No creme puffs allowed.

Welcome to Texas !

 

Are you here now? I have three houses going in llano County

 

It's not often I get to do fine craftsmanship. We take pride in putting screws through old shingles to hold heat tape on a poorly insulated home.

 

That's beautiful man....

 

Got the locker base into it's new home. They are very happy with it. She comes up with some of the strangest projects for it. Keeps it interesting. Now it's a pc of furniture LOL

 

I just got back from the international door expo in Vegas, the painters are done so today was putting up the shutters and the mailbox!

 

Dealing with inspections and paint touch up at the church. Wife and I donated flower beds, backfill and landscaping. Hydroseed going down today on about 35k sq ft (almost an acre)

 

Looks good for the most part. I didn't realize it had a metal roof. If you didn't tell me it was for a church I might have been OK with it. But it doesn't look churchy. LOL

 

Its a real church, can confirm. I'm not a scribler, it looks just like the drawings- but I like it

Metal roofs are considered an upgrade here, I don't instlal shingles. Mechanical lock 24 gage standing seam or tile

 

Interior trim is done for the front door, thank you Leo I had more than enough trim👍

I went to install the Baldwin lockset but they sent her an inch and three-quarter back set and the hole is drilled an inch and 3/8😡

i’ll get a picture when everything‘s done, I made a small oak threshold to cover up the discrepancy in the floor of the new entryway, I have plenty of lumber from the oak tree. I cut down when I built my shop so I’m always making the thresholds custom using local oak👍

 

Glad I could help.

 

Slate, 50-100 year roof.

 

Hail busts clay and slate here

 

Worked. 3 holes, 3 nests.

 

And that's really all that matters.

 

Starting a new custom in Llano County on a 300 acre ranch. Cleared and brought in the road and power, drilling well. Building a house and guest house 5330 sq ft, and 2400 sq ft barn

Took out 2 major rivals on this one, both in their 60s bot men I respect - and one that is a rival I openly dislike and it's mutual, we both flipped each other the bird at last years Parade of Homes banquet. Sweet winning anytime but we were selected without consideration for the price difference, our fees are higher and our subs are higher 👍

 

You gotta point. Rubber slate then.

What happens after the hail comes and all the metal is dented up? Is it left or will insurance replace it? I ask because I don't know. Our hail is rarely bigger than marble size.

 

You gotta point. Rubber slate then.

What happens after the hail comes and all the metal is dented up? Is it left or will insurance replace it? I ask because I don't know. Our hail is rarely bigger than marble size.

I sign a cosmetic waiver thst says I won't claim if it's dented but not leaking, also 7500 deductible to keep cost of the premium down

About 80% of my clients are the same, with cosmetic waivers - 90% of haul storms we have don't dent 24 gage - if it does they have to pay to replace if they have a waiver.

 

I used a rubber slate product probably more than 2 decades ago. Looked nice. They all came from the same mold so up close that looked exactly the same. From the road you couldn't tell. Made from recycled tires. It's still up there as I drive by the house a dozen or more times a year.

 

I saw a couple jobs with the rubber slate. Ones I saw were shiny when the sun hit and was the only way to tell it was fake. No One followed the install instructions so the few I heard of all had issues. Seemed like a really great alternative as slate does require maintenance.

 

Hail storm came through here a couple weeks ago.

No damage that I've noticed....baby hail compared to out west. But big for around here.

 

When I rented a car in Dallas last month, there was a big 'ole sign on the counter saying I was responsible for hail damage to the vehicle, so put 'er inside.

 

Should of pushed back on that. I'd buy a ****ing car and sell it when I was done before I'd sign that.