[JERRY2KONE]

Thanks a lot Harold. My father use to tell me pretty much the same thing as I was growing up. He said he wished he had more talent & skills so that he could fix more stuff on his own, and that made me want to learn and know more. It only made sense to me that the more you know how to do on your own, the less you end up spending to pay someone else to do it for you. On average you can save 60% TO 80% by DIY compared to spending your hard earned money having someone else do it. The other factor is that when you do it yourself you know it gets done right and it won't have to be re-done a few months later, because some jackass ripped you off and used cheap materials and did the job halfassed as well.

Thanks for the compliments sir. Too many contractors today look for shortcuts to save time and money so they can quickly move on to another sucker, and we end up getting screwed paying for a job that only gets done halfway right. I don't trust any of them, and I would rather keep that money in my pocket.