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15. Oh, no!!

Thu Apr 4, 2013, 09:16 AM

Apr 2013

My god, I am so sorry! May the bill be reasonable, the fix easy, and may it not be too much trouble to re-do the floor.

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Dammit to hell! [View all] SoCalDem Apr 2013 OP

Rather have that then replacing a broken sewer pipe to the street Paulie Apr 2013 #1

That happened 2 years ago SoCalDem Apr 2013 #2

Lucky! Paulie Apr 2013 #3

12k!? NutmegYankee Apr 2013 #6

House to the middle of the street. Paulie Apr 2013 #7

That's a lot of money for a trench job. NutmegYankee Apr 2013 #8

I hope you got many opinions . olddots Apr 2013 #4

My son is a general contractor & he took care of that for us. SoCalDem Apr 2013 #5

question.............. mrmpa Apr 2013 #9

I'll find out tomorrow SoCalDem Apr 2013 #11

Let us know what State Farms says......eom mrmpa Apr 2013 #13

I just had the same thing. Insurance paid to FIND the leak. vanlassie Apr 2013 #10

The leak-finder said it was in the footing, which chould be covered SoCalDem Apr 2013 #12

Oh, no!! Bertha Venation Apr 2013 #15

Only $350? Sounds like a good deal. talkingmime Apr 2013 #16