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I appreciate the PSI rating. It makes the description more clear in every way.

While I don't speak for Err, I can tell you no.

Cotton Candy meets water.

Man, that just sucks balls. I hope insurance takes care of all that. Looks like it's entirely not your fault. But congrats on the day's earnings! That's fantastic news!

You have my curiosity...

I'm making pork chops tonight. Give me your best ideas for pork chops. Anything's possible. I have nice, thick, bone-in chops.

I can't say without being there. The permit folks will likely have a list of approved structural builders, that might be a place to start.

Trusses are structural. When you get into structural things, the county wants qualified people to do it. This is understandable. If your roofer does great roofs but doesn't do structural thing normally, what's to say he won't screw it up, and your roof collapses once the new roofing goes on...

Jeeze, those are ugly. If you could cut them once more you could probably get through them with wedges. Or a log splitter. But if that's not an option I'd put them in the burn pit and keep them going as long as possible. See if you can't get them to disappear into the ashes.

So I never use a general contractor, as I do everything myself. It seems that the only way the people I know who find good GC find them exclusively by word of mouth. The trouble is, especially right now, is that good GCs are booking a year or more out. If you've got patience for that, go around...