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Old 12-20-2008, 09:56 PM   #1
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Always like taking pics of stuff I find. One guy was too lazy to pull the cover plates off before the backsplash was installed! AND NO!! I DID NOT DO THIS WORK! Came onto these jobs after the fact and had to take photo's of the work.
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Old 12-20-2008, 10:18 PM   #2
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I think I am gonna be sick!
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Old 12-20-2008, 10:33 PM   #3
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Please tell me the furnace & panel aren't yours.
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HA! I just said the same thing out loud to myself.

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Old 12-21-2008, 02:15 AM   #5
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tile guy did not have, remove cover plates in his bid obviously.
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beautiful work - looks great - need a job
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Nice !!

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Always like taking pics of stuff I find. One guy was too lazy to pull the cover plates off before the backsplash was installed!
If I was the HO, I would be highly irate about the tile.

That is actually the opposite problem I usually see - the tile guys will tile so close to the device (plates off) that it is almost impossible to remove it!
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The plates should not have been put on before the tile guy came in anyway. The boxes are probably recessed too far anyway.

Talk about lazy when using the ductwork as an attachment point.
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Talk about lazy when using the ductwork as an attachment point.
Also, looks like up-protected NM to me.
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Take a real, close look at the tile job.

Not only is the tilesetter too lazy to remove the covers, he's too lazy to notch the tiles.

They're all installed with straight cuts!!!



One of them (blue arrow) isn't even staight! Looks more like the tile was broken instead of cut.



If that has my home, I'd puke, then fire his arse. Even the roofer would be ashamed of that level of 'craftsmanship'.
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No, not my work LOL
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Take a real, close look at the tile job.

Not only is the tilesetter too lazy to remove the covers, he's too lazy to notch the tiles.

They're all installed with straight cuts!!!



One of them (blue arrow) isn't even staight! Looks more like the tile was broken instead of cut.



If that has my home, I'd puke, then fire his arse. Even the roofer would be ashamed of that level of 'craftsmanship'.
This pic was taken on a flip house. Feel sorry for whoever bought the turd.
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No, not my work LOL
Good. We didn't want to have to punish you.
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Take a real, close look at the tile job.

Not only is the tilesetter too lazy to remove the covers, he's too lazy to notch the tiles.

They're all installed with straight cuts!!!



One of them (blue arrow) isn't even staight! Looks more like the tile was broken instead of cut.



If that has my home, I'd puke, then fire his arse. Even the roofer would be ashamed of that level of 'craftsmanship'.
that was probably a job done by a homeowner. i never seen a professional tile guy do that kind of work
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Maybe they are the pencil marks
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nope, there cut marks.
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Good. We didn't want to have to punish you.
Ken, where on earth do you find all these emoticons?
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Ken, where on earth do you find all these emoticons?
I have lots of low friends in high places.
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Looks like something my boss would do.
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