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Looking to for someone to brick-in my grill on the patio

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Anyone know of a good handyman that could help out..?
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WorldStang wrote:Anyone know of a good handyman that could help out..?
Nice.. actually any help would be appreciated if someone has knows of a cheap solution
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Day labor?
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I just had that done, but it was not cheap. However, I am very pleased with it. They used stone instead of brick. PM if you want the guy's name.
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LonghornFan68 wrote:Day labor?
Man I would love to find a good Day Laborer.. thought about driving by a building site and talking to a few of the guys building houses down the road. Anyone else have some ideas..?
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You might try John Killen... he's been known to put up some bricks.
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Just drive by a convenience store in a predominantly Hispanic section of town around 6 in the morning....shouldn't have a problem finding someone willing to work.
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The Exxon on Main Street across from the lumber store in Frisco.
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Actually work in the old McKinney Square.. day laborers just down the street from me. Just wanted to see if anyone had someone they would recommend for such the project.
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Check with the US Congress. They are putting together a heck of a deal for "guest workers".
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mrydel wrote:Check with the US Congress. They are putting together a heck of a deal for "guest workers".
Well you might want to check that.. last I heard that bill was floating down the Rio Grande
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It will happen. Kennedy needs a better legacy. "Floating down a river" is the leagacy he is currently having to live down.
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WorldStang wrote:
mrydel wrote:Check with the US Congress. They are putting together a heck of a deal for "guest workers".
Well you might want to check that.. last I heard that bill was floating down the Rio Grande
I'll keep an eye out for it.
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WorldStang wrote:
LonghornFan68 wrote:Day labor?
Man I would love to find a good Day Laborer.. thought about driving by a building site and talking to a few of the guys building houses down the road. Anyone else have some ideas..?
do you have the materials and a rough idea of what you want? more importantly what brand of drinks will you be serving?
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