该作EAVESTROUGH了，现在什么行情啊
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Re: Re: 该作EAVESTROUGH了，现在什么行情啊
hmmm... I just googled something, Mazie's estimate beats Regionals a bit, since Maize gave me the estimate of 750, I dont think Regional would give me a lot less than that. Did u get this quote lately?
Hi Gordan
Like you, I got quotes for my eavestroughing from Maize and Regional.
Regional was approximately $100 dollars more.
I had got Regional to do work for me before, I was very satisfied with
their work, besides Regional is located more locally than Maize.
I went back to Regional, negotiated with them and they gave me a price
that was a little better than that of Maize.
Needless to say I got them to do the work and I am very happy.
Bill McGregor
29 Grammercy
----- Original Message -----
From: "zenithNG" <zenithNG@xxxxxxxxx.ca>
To: <cpcg-general@xxxxx.davin.ottawa.on.ca>
Sent: Monday, May 06, 2002 2:57 PM
Subject: [CPCG-Discuss] Eavestroughing
> I recently got estimates for eavestroughing from Maize, Regional and
Sears.
> All will provide high quality aluminum 5 inch seamless trough, 32 gauge,
> baked enamel paint. Maize gives a 20 year warranty on workmanship and
> material; Regional gives a 25 year warranty on workmanship and material;
> Sears gives 1 year warranty of labour and 20 year manufactures warranty on
> material. There is quite a dispairty in estimate costs. The cost
> difference between Regional and maize estimates is $100; whereas the the
> Sears estimate is over three times the lowest of the previous two
estimates.
> The other difference is that Sears uses hidden heavy hangers (others use
> galvanized nails) and flip-up extensions in their price.
>
> Before making a choice, I wonder what has been the experience of other
> homeowners in Central Park and what advice they would have to offer. Is
> there a difference between eavestroughing installed with galvanized spikes
> and those installed with screws? Are flip-up extensions 'luxury' items?
> Also, would I be running any kind of risk by putting up eavestroughing
> before my first year anniversary date?
>
> Thank you.
> Gordon
hmmm... I just googled something, Mazie's estimate beats Regionals a bit, since Maize gave me the estimate of 750, I dont think Regional would give me a lot less than that. Did u get this quote lately?
Hi Gordan
Like you, I got quotes for my eavestroughing from Maize and Regional.
Regional was approximately $100 dollars more.
I had got Regional to do work for me before, I was very satisfied with
their work, besides Regional is located more locally than Maize.
I went back to Regional, negotiated with them and they gave me a price
that was a little better than that of Maize.
Needless to say I got them to do the work and I am very happy.
Bill McGregor
29 Grammercy
----- Original Message -----
From: "zenithNG" <zenithNG@xxxxxxxxx.ca>
To: <cpcg-general@xxxxx.davin.ottawa.on.ca>
Sent: Monday, May 06, 2002 2:57 PM
Subject: [CPCG-Discuss] Eavestroughing
> I recently got estimates for eavestroughing from Maize, Regional and
Sears.
> All will provide high quality aluminum 5 inch seamless trough, 32 gauge,
> baked enamel paint. Maize gives a 20 year warranty on workmanship and
> material; Regional gives a 25 year warranty on workmanship and material;
> Sears gives 1 year warranty of labour and 20 year manufactures warranty on
> material. There is quite a dispairty in estimate costs. The cost
> difference between Regional and maize estimates is $100; whereas the the
> Sears estimate is over three times the lowest of the previous two
estimates.
> The other difference is that Sears uses hidden heavy hangers (others use
> galvanized nails) and flip-up extensions in their price.
>
> Before making a choice, I wonder what has been the experience of other
> homeowners in Central Park and what advice they would have to offer. Is
> there a difference between eavestroughing installed with galvanized spikes
> and those installed with screws? Are flip-up extensions 'luxury' items?
> Also, would I be running any kind of risk by putting up eavestroughing
> before my first year anniversary date?
>
> Thank you.
> Gordon
