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February 24, 2008
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Augusta,Ga.

February 23, 2008
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$2200 to take down a 3800 sq/ft house? Sounds real cheap, what state?

February 23, 2008
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Just finished a job. 3858 sq/ft house built in 1890's. House had 6 double stack chimneys. We recovered about 80% of the brick they were easy to chip and stack b/c they had sand morter. We salvaged 18 pallets and we recovered all of the heart pine siding, 4x4, 2x4, 2x6, 2x8 and 6x6 beams. Some of the 6x6 beams had extensive rot and either carpenter ant or termite damage so those went to the dump. We got $1.25 per bf and $100 per pallet which is 500 brick per pallet wholesale. We bid $2200 to take it down and made 7800 on salavagle materials. We also salavaged the tin roof, wiring, copper piping, cast iron tubs, cast iron drains and sold the leaded glass to a remodeling company. We also salvaged about a pallet of Augusta block which I saved b/c I'm doing a brick paver patio in the back of my house which will look good when I'm done.

February 21, 2008
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At least they asked.... I have had more stolen then I have turned in I think lately.... I have even stopped putting it in my bids when I do houses, as almost every time lately there is none. The A/C units are gone, plumbing is gone, they even take the wire out of the walls.

February 21, 2008
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ChaplinandSons;8356 said:
When we are tearing down some of the homes in blighted areas I almost have to stand gaurd on the jobsite after we leave b/c any coils, wiring, refrigrant lines don't stand a chance b/c the crackheads with their grocery carts will snatch it up.

I have had people stop and ask if they could come in and get the scrap. Surprised That's pretty brazen.

February 20, 2008
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When we are tearing down some of the homes in blighted areas I almost have to stand gaurd on the jobsite after we leave b/c any coils, wiring, refrigrant lines don't stand a chance b/c the crackheads with their grocery carts will snatch it up.

February 18, 2008
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Whats the standard rate for Rough heart pine out of a house or antique block? I've gotten quotes from $1 -$2 per bf and $150 per pallet of antique brick.

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