It's gay little legalese rules cuckery stuff like this why I see nobody tries anything fun or creative anymore. Sure, these rules make sense in the context of a club with hundreds of people, but to come in with cops and condemnation orders because you've got a few autists locked up on Ring doorbell cameras streaming to the internet is insane.
It could be done faster and doesn't really require skilled labor. I'm getting $350-500 day rates on a mini excavator (assume double for a delivery now, now, NOW!), $1,500 gets a gas powered Hilti saw to chop the basement wall (easily sold for $1k when the job's done), and that liner is just a 3/4 cut culvert. The only place concrete would be needed is sealing the bottom. Slap some cheap metal roofing above and you're not having to worry about sump/drainage. If they'd put the effort in to start in earnest yesterday, they could be squared away to remove that red tag Monday.
dude read the thread lol. they can’t control the city targeting them.
The price tag really isn't the issue, I agree with you fully it can be done by the average guy but when you're dealing with property flipping at such pricetags its better to deflect blame onto a company with a warranty like they did with the Polish named company that handled the renovation work to begin with.
They shouldn’t have tried to stealth the show in the first place.
Everytime I see something like this, ironically, I think of the video of Sam getting kicked out while filming at some ag museum. The guy asking for insurance, then a business card, then chastising Sam for not wearing a mask makes my blood boil every single time.
Buy the saw from Home Depot, return it when you're done. 90 day full return = free rental.
Wake me up when a Sam Hyde project doesn’t implode.
When I did mine, I dug it by hand, rented the saw, leveled, tamped the bottom, used pea gravel and got the egress window kit from Amazon. It took 1 day for my drunk ass to do it... Like a week for the kit though but I don't have contractor hookups. This should have been done before the old owners sold them the house.
That shit seems pretty easy assuming you have the tools. But I'm no mason and know fuckall about structural shit when it comes to basements.
On one hand, I want to post this to the Community Happening thread, because the feature is WRONG on the Internet.
So what is the connection with the drive by redditor. He called in the building code violation? Seems like a boomer move. But he's also a photographer who lives in a shitty condo, why would he know much about code?
Einstein ass nigga over here.
More likely the call had nothing to do with it, but the cops checking warrants and all that shit after the call led to the situation spiralling based on the dispute with the council and the chicken shit at the end of S2.
I wouldn't be surprised if this ends up being the final season of Fishtank. Sam clearly doesn't care about this season, he spent most of his time this season on his laptop thinking about other things like his supplement and Isreal. They can't buy any more houses as none of their previous houses will sell and they are kind of just cursed with them, they can't even film in these houses anymore. This combined with all the issues people cause the show, I feel like we won't be getting a season 5.
Alex Schultz is a Thiel acolyte, money isn't gonna be an issue there.
