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Evidently, a water pipe in the garage froze, burst at the 90 elbow, thawed while I was at lunch, and a waterfall over my garage door greeted me when I got home........minimum 2000 sq ft sheet rock damage.................the entire ceiling and underlying insulation of the 950 sq ft garage needs to come down as does the common 2 story back wall for water mitigation.................and I thought my "Ed Norton" days were over.........:D:D:D:Dmistake.gif

Bottom line, what kind of watch should I wear tomorrow?

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KenC wrote: Evidently, a water pipe in the garage froze, burst at the 90 elbow, thawed while I was at lunch, and a waterfall over my garage door greeted me when I got home........minimum 2000 sq ft sheet rock damage.................the entire ceiling and underlying insulation of the 950 sq ft garage needs to come down as does the common 2 story back wall for water mitigation.................and I thought my "Ed Norton" days were over.........:D:D:D:Dmistake.gif

Bottom line, what kind of watch should I wear tomorrow?

Your handyman watch...sounds like your going to me busy....

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Gregger wrote: KenC wrote: Evidently, a water pipe in the garage froze, burst at the 90 elbow, thawed while I was at lunch, and a waterfall over my garage door greeted me when I got home........minimum 2000 sq ft sheet rock damage.................the entire ceiling and underlying insulation of the 950 sq ft garage needs to come down as does the common 2 story back wall for water mitigation.................and I thought my "Ed Norton" days were over.........:D:D:D:Dmistake.gif

Bottom line, what kind of watch should I wear tomorrow?

Your handyman watch...sounds like your going to me busy....

Not me................I was busy paying USAA for the insurance......THEY are going to be busy!!!

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Seems like the Orange Zeno Basel with its 300M water resistancy's your best choice..........

It sounds horrible beyond words.....zeeg, even

 

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Evidently, a water pipe in the garage froze, burst at the 90 elbow, thawed while I was at lunch, and a waterfall over my garage door greeted me when I got home........minimum 2000 sq ft sheet rock damage.................the entire ceiling and underlying insulation of the 950 sq ft garage needs to come down as does the common 2 story back wall for water mitigation.................and I thought my "Ed Norton" days were over.........:D:D:D:Dmistake.gif

Bottom line, what kind of watch should I wear tomorrow?

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In AZ or FL wherever you are now ..... it was cold enough to freeze a pipe ???? HOLY CRAP  mistake.gif

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canadajo wrote: In AZ or FL wherever you are now ..... it was cold enough to freeze a pipe ???? HOLY CRAP  mistake.gif
It's that damn global warming....................Ha!!!

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canadajo wrote: In AZ or FL wherever you are now ..... it was cold enough to freeze a pipe ???? HOLY CRAP  mistake.gif

OOPS!  Posted this on wrong forum....meant for OT!

Yes...........it is a desert..............14 F the other night.....coldest it has been int he 10+ years I've been here!

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The "I don't take Sh*t from adjusters watch".  Perhaps an Invicta?

Seriously Ken - sorry for your misfortune.

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Docrwm wrote: The "I don't take Sh*t from adjusters watch".  Perhaps an Invicta?

Seriously Ken - sorry for your misfortune.


I can only say that I am lucky to be able to have USAA Insurance....been a member for 45 years and their is never a hassle.  Adjuster and water mitigation team showed up at 10am this morning.  The adjuster told the WM Team to do whatever it took and don't cut any corners - make sure this palce is left spotless.  He looked at the pipe and said, that is a freeze break so USAA will pay for everything including all plumber's fees and extraordinary water usage..............is there anything you would like us to look at, sir?

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All this at the lowest rates in the business and a substantail rebate on top of that every year!  Bada-bing, Bada-bang, Bada-BOOM!woohoo.gif

 

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Sorry to hear of your troubles but, as usual, you are on top of it!! Pipes that freezze when its 14 degrees? SHEESH!!!

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I feel for you Ken!...it's been in the 50's and sunny here in Ohio...think I'll go play 18 today!smile8.gif....hey just put an indoor pool in instead who needs a garage in all that HEAT!!...Yep...paybacks a  Biatch for all those harsh winters here you busted my kahonies about Buddy!snoopy1.gif

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O.A. Gaspar wrote: I feel for you Ken!...it's been in the 50's and sunny here in Ohio...think I'll go play 18 today!smile8.gif....hey just put an indoor pool in instead who needs a garage in all that HEAT!!...Yep...paybacks a  Biatch for all those harsh winters here you busted my kahonies about Buddy!snoopy1.gif

 

It was, after all, a one time thing!!!  58 today, clear skies.............snoopy1.gif

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KenC wrote:
58 degrees????Isn't that like Freezing in AZ.... O.A. Gaspar wrote: I feel for you Ken!...it's been in the 50's and sunny here in Ohio...think I'll go play 18 today!smile8.gif....hey just put an indoor pool in instead who needs a garage in all that HEAT!!...Yep...paybacks a  Biatch for all those harsh winters here you busted my kahonies about Buddy!snoopy1.gif

 

It was, after all, a one time thing!!!  58 today, clear skies.............snoopy1.gif


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Not with clear skies...........58 degrees with clear skies feels like 75!

 

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KenC wrote:
58 degrees????Isn't that like Freezing in AZ.... O.A. Gaspar wrote: I feel for you Ken!...it's been in the 50's and sunny here in Ohio...think I'll go play 18 today!smile8.gif....hey just put an indoor pool in instead who needs a garage in all that HEAT!!...Yep...paybacks a  Biatch for all those harsh winters here you busted my kahonies about Buddy!snoopy1.gif

 

It was, after all, a one time thing!!!  58 today, clear skies.............snoopy1.gif



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If it makes you feel any better, I have had a water softner blowout in the garage and take out my office and some valuable records. We also had a roof leak a few years ago that took out the outside/inside kitchen walls. About $5,000 each time. Or something like that. Water damage is the worst.


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