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Below are copies of the compliments through e-mailed we have received from our clients in the last few years, starting from the most recent: (for protection of their privacy their e-mail address was slightly altered so web-bots cannot harvest their contact info) |
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From: Al Palmer
<palmeral@comcast.n*t> Subject: Re: Custom copper sheet metal Leaf-catcher fabrication Date: Mon, 22 Sep 2008 Dave: Attached are 5 snapshots of our house, 4 of which show your products. The installer finished the project just before "Hannah" dumped a fair amount of rain on us. In the front, I have temporary drain pipes to get the water away from the house. That will be replaced with an underground drain after which some new landscaping will be done. I was not 100% pleased with the contractor so I went back and corrected a couple of mistakes myself. But all in all I am pleased with the results. I know I won't have any mildew or moss problems like I used to have with my cedar roof and white aluminum gutters that I just couldn't clean up. I very much appreciate your products and the info that is available on your web site. If I were ever to move to your part of the country, I would contract with you to install whatever my house needed in the way of gutters and drains. Stay healthy, Al Palmer |
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From: Gary Reeves <captnfireeater@sbcglobal.n*t> Date: Sat, 19 Apr 2008 Subject: Reeves chimney cap photos Hi David,
I know its been a long time, but we finally installed the chimney
cap. The weather has NOT been cooperating here at all this year. Lots of
rain. Anyway, your cap looks beautiful sitting atop our chimney.
Thanks again, Gary.
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From: "Tom Simon" <tcsimon@nc.rr.c*m>
David, We finally got the cap installed. We decided against venting it. We had the installer set the cap in place with the venting blocks installed and everyone agreed it looked hideous, and should sit flat on the roof. Given the steep pitch of the roof, when you looked up at it all you could see was the big gap under the cap. Here’s a picture of it:
As you can see from the picture, we didn’t wear gloves when
we handled it. We had the installer wipe it with denatured
alcohol (it was all we had on hand) but it didn’t help.
Would tarn-x have worked? It’s too late now. It will even
out eventually. You can also see that we used masking tape
to hold the hooks in place once the cap was set down and the
chains went slack, they were also zip tied to the rod at the
top. We also zip tied two small levels to the rod to make
the installers work easier. The masking tape was even used
to label the front so there was no question as to if it was
positioned as we wanted it.
It was quite a show that drew spectators from all
around.
Thanks again, Tom Simon
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From: ISOFields@aol.c*m Date: Thu, 6 Mar 2008 Subject: Re: Request for Quote
Thank you so much David. I will inform you of its arrival and be
most happy to send you the digital photos once it is installed. We
were so pleased at the pictures you sent that we are positive that
it will be even better when we see the "real thing". After not being successful finding a local manufacturer, I
thought this process would be much more difficult than it was with a
questionable outcome. Thank you for proving me completely wrong! The
duct cover you made looks even better than I had hoped for and you
made the entire process a pleasant one.
Date: Fri, 7 Mar
2008
Hi David,
We received the beautiful duct cover yesterday (Thursday)
and it is installed today! It was a near-perfect fit with
only slight trimming required. My husband was amazed and so
thrilled with the work you did. I would love to recommend
you to others that are building in our area should the need
arise. You are one talented individual and we thank you.
Regards,
Marie Fields
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 From: "bentzd" <bentzd*avella.k12.pa.us>Subject: RE: Your Project's Progress Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 Good Morning, We rec’d our package yesterday and love the tops for our turrets! They are beautiful! Thank you again. Whenever spring arrives and the building progresses with our home, we’ll send you a picture. May you and your family be blessed with a healthy and happy New Year! Sincerely, |
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StateniLand@aol.c*m Date: Sat, 29 Dec 2007 Subject: Re: Last Chimney Cap Photos
Hi Dave Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2008
Well, its up! Was kinda hard with 2
men and no lift or crane but mission accomplished. Worst part was
trying to get that protective plastic off the roof. The cold made it
an hours job with 3 of us picking at it and using a small butane
torch to warm it.
My roofer said to mention to you that it would have been easier to attach the flue extension if your rivets on the flue were put on inside facing out instead of the opposite way. The extension kept getting caught up on the rivets as they attempted to lower the cap down, but they did it and it looks real nice.
I took plenty of pics and will be sending shortly for your webpage if you like. Thanks again Dave, Joe & Mary T. McLaughlin |
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From: Gina Matury <gentuink@yahoo.c*m> Dear David: We finally got the chimney up a few weeks ago and I am finally getting around to sending you some photos. If there hadn't been an ice storm here today that is keeping me at home I wouldn't have had time yet! I hope these photos are helpful. I will try to get some better ones in the future. It really is beautiful and I appreciate your work so much. Thanks again for all you've done. Hope all is well with you and yours and that you have a Merry Christmas, a happy holiday season and a great new year! Sincerely
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From: Karina5400@aol.c*m I must say, the caps are quite delightful and the acorns added the needed whimsy I was looking for. We plan on stripping the exterior of the house next spring and she will become a repainted lady in the near future We are hoping to restore her to a stately, whimsical, wonderful manse when all is said and done. It is going to be a long haul but kudos to you and your staff for reminding us that there are folks, though few and far in-between, who, like you, are there to help accomplish such endeavors in the manner in which you have. Thank you so much for your seemingly endless wealth of knowledge and superb, over the top craftsmanship. You are so appreciated in an era where getting anything of quality seems such a difficult task. We have of course, already considered you for the
chimney caps and will probably be ready for that within the next 2 to 5
years. You can bet we will call you when we are ready.
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From: jonnathan17@aol.c*m Hi David, Thank you for the prompt service and great quality of the turret cap. It fit great! I will recommend you to anyone else. Jonnathan Bartel
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| From: "Pat Marry" <pat.marry@fireflymobile.c*m> Date: Wed, 8 Aug 2007
David & Tia, Thanks, |
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4bud9@comcast.n*tDate: Tue, 07 Aug 2007 Hi David. Dan Rhoe. |
| From: Jack Willard <jack_willard@hotmail.c*m> Subject: RE: Cricket installed pictures Date: Sat, 4 Aug 2007
David, White light to you, Date: Mon, 6 Aug 2007 David, Lynn made a good suggestion awhile back. At some point I should go up in
the boom lift with my little electric vibrating engraver tool and engrave
our names and the date installed, so that future homeowners will know who to
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David,
We think the cap adds considerable value and
appeal to our a home we value greatly. As you can see from the
pictures, the cap is weathering nicely. Since it's installation in
April, it has already endured several Atlantic storms and
northeasters!
Thank you very much!
John & Dorothy Berrigan
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From: "Michael A. Hoag" <hoagster@frontiernet.n*t> Subject: Roof Cap Installed Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2007
Mr. Rich,
Thank you for your hard work! The cap is installed and looks
better than I
imagined.
Thank you
The Hoag's
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From: "Crane, Daniel" <Daniel.Crane@USPTO.G*V> Subject: RE: Copper Leaf catcher Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2007
Yes, indeed, I received the parts. Thanks so much. They
are great!
Dan
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From: "David Lesh" <david@colbachlaw.c*m> Subject: RE: Copper Finial Date: Wed, 9 May 2007
David, The finial is awesome. Totally exceeds my expectations. Beautiful work.
David
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From: ChrisCk@aol.c*m Subject: More pics - finally!! Date: Sat, 5 May 2007
Good morning David:
Finally got round to fixing the turret properly. That Gorilla glue is good!!!!!!!!!! Here are the pics I promised. Maybe there is a good one of the gazebo in its final painted glory that you can substitute for the one you have. Thanks, It looks GREAT
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From: "S Smith" <slsmith@astound.net> Subject: Emailing: IMG_0693, IMG_0694 Date: Fri, 27 Apr 2007
The cap worked out great, looks great. Thanks
for the excellent work and easy install. Here's a couple of
pictures.
Thanks again
Steve
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From: "Jack Willard" <jack_willard@hotmail.c*m> Subject: Re: Custom Copper Roof Cap  Date: Fri, 02 Mar 2007
David,
WOW! Your work is the best definition of the word "craftsmanship". The dictionaries should include one of your pictures for illustration. It's nice to see that you could reuse the More
House template, and actually referred to the drawing I made for you.
Not that you needed it. I'm sure that you DO see the shapes in
your dreams at nite!
Watching you makes me dream of doing such work in our shop building as a rewarding retirement activity. Copper is such an eye candy. My projects will certainly include the creation of gingerbread wooden scrollwork pieces for the house. It snowed here at the house (1,800 feet elevation) a few days ago but it's all gone now. I got pictures of the house in snow last winter before I got the new exterior painting (50%) done. Just thinking about what it will look like in snow with the new turret cap and finial is joyful. Thanks again for the posted Soulmates story. I can see why you put our story right beneath your own. Some of the other stories are rather lame. I really like the background music. Wish it was set to repeat while your on the page though. I can hardly wait to open the crate and get my gloved hands on your work. Love and white light to you,
Subject: Turret cap install pictures
Date: Sat, 31 Mar 2007 David, I finally got my boom lift fixed yesterday morning and installed the turret cap and finial in the afternoon. Wow it looks incredible! Here are those pictures I promised
you. I will take some more when I have better sunlight
on the house.
Jack Willard
Grass Valley, CA 95949
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From: "Mark Shaff"
<marks@awardmetals.c*m> Subject: SHEET METAL SUPPLIER IN VANCOUVER Date: Thu, 22 Feb 2007
WOW.
Our company is a supplier of sheet
metal for the construction industry. We are based out of California
and have been in the Northwest since 1972.
We originally manufactured and sold
concrete forming accessories as "Rap-I-Form", later to become Award
Metals.
Our company has always been involved
to some degree in the pre-fabricated-to length gutter supply
business in Northern California. It has only been recently that we
as a whole began to look at the STEEL "gutter-coil" business.
(guttermans).
We know nothing about Aluminum, and
have never had any education about its use in the gutter line.
Why am I telling you this? The
president of Award Metals, Brent Taylor ( a Yale graduate) has let
every division manager know about your website. He has let us all
know that the best information on Aluminum vs steel can be found on
"this guy's website" Damn if he isn't right. WOW
I will be reviewing all of the
information on your website with my sales crew, so that they can
talk intelligently in the market about guttercoil. Many,
many Thanks
Mark Shaff
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 From: Maarav@aol.c*mSubject: Re: Gross chimney caps Date: Sat, 20 Jan 2007
Can't wait to send you the pictures!!! What an ending - literally
the icing on top of the cake!! Thank you doesn't come close to the
expression of gratitude I have for your talent and artistry. I'm
sending you some pics of my family and home. SWEET!!!!!!!!!!
thank you again, Brenda
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From:
"Matovich Scott" <smatovich@qmiteam.c*m>
David - I
will certainly send you some photos, after install. It has
been a pleasure to work with you - thanks for all the good
communication and support. I trust the install should go well and we
can contact you if any questions....
Take
care....Scott
Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2007
Hello David,
They are finally installed and
look great. Their were a few small "bumps in the road" during
install, but the GC resolved them quickly. I will get a few photos
and send to you, as we just finished some of the stone and trim
work, so all is done.
Scott
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From: "Matt Eastaff"
<lea_construction@charterinternet.c*m> Subject: RE: Quote for custom no-rust sheet metal fabrication Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2006
Thanks for the quick quote. Even with the shipping, you came
in at $700 lower then our local metal worker. I’m sure with your
attention to detail, your work would be much nicer then theirs.
I will run this by my boss and get back to you ASAP. I go to
Matt
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Yes! We got the cap installed today!!! It looks fantastic – everyone is raving about the work you did. One of the guys on site doing a custom ceiling in my family room said it was the finest copper fabrication he had ever seen in his life, and he is a seasoned craftsman. Attached are the installation pics. We ended up using a lift truck as a crane. The whole thing went very smoothly! It was very exciting. I cannot tell you how happy we are with the end results of all of this. You are truly to be commended! Thank you for a wonderful piece of architectural art. |
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"James Farrell" <jafarrel@cisco.c*m>Date: Thu, 23 Feb 2006
David,
Thank you for all detailed information.
I am planning to send you pictures of the installation and final result
when my house is complete.
I can tell you that the market here
in Texas would be a gold mine for you. Since I have found your web site
and roof caps I have looked for quality roof caps on many homes in the
area and to date have not found one that compares to yours. Only
very cheap and poor quality type final roof caps.
To get a better idea of the types of
house the custom builders build check out this web site:
http://grisak.com/SubdivisionsInWhichWeSpecialize/HomePage.htm .
The most common newer style home built here is Country French and at
least 50% of the newly homes built have a turret of some type.
Here is a listing of builder in the
area
http://www.town-mall.net/community/builders.html - there are
many Ultra custom builders
I moved to Texas from California
last summer for the fabulous school systems here (compared to
California). It has been an adjustment for my entire family but well
worth it. The homes they build here are like no other place I seen,
Breathtaking to say the least. So for your business - copper - worth
your time to market your web site here.
If I can help let me know.
Looking forward to getting my roof
caps...thanks very much.
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"St. George, Charles \(GE Energy, Non GE\)" <charles.stgeorge@ge.c*m>Date: Mon, 9 Jan 2006 Hello,
Yes, they just have the one 3.5" size
at $7. each in cast bronze. I just mounted my new turret cap with
8 of them and they look very nice, perhaps just a touch small at such a
distance, but classy as all get out. One fleur for every other
side of this 16 sided cap was perfect. I do not have the photos with me
and am on the road in OK for the week. Still, the combo of the cap
and fleurs looks really great - my wife loves it. The gilded Gabriel
also arrived, so all I have to do is mount the tellurium stones and I
will get the photos to you. The cap is just right in that it does not
draw TOO much attention to itself and is, therefore, a proper foundation
to the gilded angel weathervane which will ride on top.
Can't wait to get photos of that to you! Should be pretty wowsers
for your website. I will send mostly 1.1 meg pics so you can
enlarge and crop as you like.
All the best and thanks for the
great deal -- even the packing was like I've never seen for quality.
Wish all things were done this way! The world would be a better
place.
Charles
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From: "Danny Bassett"
<doc9@cox.n*t> Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2006
Hi My name is Daniel Bassett and I live in Conn.
I was surfing the net for a source of 4'x10' copper sheets. when I
came across your website. I just wanted to tell you that as a vocational
schooled for 4 years and then local union #40 of the sheet metal workers
international union schooled for another 4 years and then these past 17
years in Copper roofing that I am indeed impressed with your website and
the craftsmanship of your products. (at the time I am writing this I had
only gone through your chimney caps section, but I will go through the
whole site) I am going to put your site as one of my favorites and I
will steer people to your site when I can't do the work myself. You are
the only site that I feel that I can do this with. I'm sure your
shop is much more than my operation which consists of me in my shed with
a workbench for the type of work that you are performing. I usually just
do copper roofs and windows, not to many chimney caps but a few. I am a
lone worker that picks up these jobs when I'm laid off from my various
union shops here in Conn.
This is turning into more than I had planned, I just wanted to tell
you that I thought your work was superb and I will pass on your web
address to any clients I feel I can't accommodate (this may not be many
but there are times when I'm working for an employer that I can't spare
the time to do some of the customers needs. Keeping in mind that I am a
one man operation).
I am wondering though how you got your sheet metal skills. Are you or were you in a local union? This is my guess. Because most times when I see a quality piece of sheet metal such as yours; the persons responsible are or were trained by the Sheet Metal Workers International Union.
Any ways, good work and keep it up. Its inspiring to the rest of us
"hacks".
Dan Bassett
Meriden,Conn.
Reply: I appreciate the referrals. If you contact me with an e-mail stating how a certain person is going to contact us for some custom work, I will send you a referral fee if I happen to make the sale. It is funny that you
have thought this way about my training history. I talk about my past on a
couple web pages: Like you, I am only one person, and could never hope to service all the people out there who has need for this type of work, so instead of being selfish with my experience, I freely share this with the world and future generations of fabricators. I can only hope they put the care into what they do, like I have. Too many people out there just don't give a shit. |
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From: "Natelli, Michael"
<Michael.Natelli@acs-inc.c*m> Date: Thu, 5 Jan 2006
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 From: Jak Alof
<jakalof@yahoo.c*m>Date: Sat, 10 Dec 2005 David, Thanks for the holiday greetings. I promised you some pictures and here are some. I am very happy with the fascia and scuppers that you made for me. Here are some pics showing the installation etc. I have had a lot of good compliments on the fascia system that you built. It really looks nice and it was very easy to install (with 3 people that is). I was amazed at the crates you put together for shipping. Those were a piece of work! Take care and happy holidays. John |
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From: "Richard & Mary-Alice" <ratiyeh@comcast.n*t> Subject: Thanks For Everything Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 We are so happy with the gutters you installed on our home several years ago. Your work is outstanding and you are very precise in your operation. If any of my friends or relatives need any gutter work I most certainly will recommend you. Thank you for all your efforts in my behalf.
Richard Atiyeh
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From: "Pietzold,
Alfred" <APietzol@harris.c*m> David and Tia, This past weekend I finally finished installing the leaf screens I purchased from you. They are definitely the best ones I've seen. Besides their nice appearance I really liked how I could shape them to fit the unusual spots. We have 45 degree inside and outside corners on some of our gutters, plus 90 degree. I was able to cut the screens for a nice "no gap" joint in the corners and mold them to fit snugly at the hip areas of the roof. I'm hoping these hold up to the snow and ice this winter. If they do then in the spring I plan on buying more to do my parents house. Thanks for providing such a fine product!
Al Pietzold
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Antry" <mark.antry@xmission.c*m> Date: Fri, 30 Sep 2005
Thanks David,
I'll look over the web instructions, yes you included a bunch of rivets and cleats so that should work out GREAT. I have a chop saw with carbide blade so that will work out great. I'll review the instructions on the web before I start. I'm still so happy with my leaf screens, they are performing great. I'll let you know how I make out on the leaf catchers. Not sure where it is on the Honey-Do list, so don't know when I'll get to it.
Mark
by the way you run a very nice business. I'm glad I
found it!
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Subject: Thank you... Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 Dear Mr. Rich, You know something? I'm on the internet trying to find info on how to apply stucco on an old basement wall and how to replace two of the old basement widows but along the way, I found your web site. So I just had to tell you that your work is admirable! I thank you for providing the Chimney & Flashing Photo Page. It is very informative and the photos clearly illustrate what flashing entails. I am a great admirer of skilled workers like yourself who take great pride it their work and willing to share your knowledge with others. I have yet to show your website to my lady who needs her chimney flashed but has no idea why or how its done properly. Anyway, thanks again for your web site Sincerely, George Carenzo |
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From: "C. A. Cichelly" <cacichelly@hotmail.c*m>
Subject: mitering Date: Sat, 10 Sep 2005
Dear Sir...my name is Christopher Cichelly and I
work as a carpenter/contractor in Winnipeg, Manitoba. I have
really enjoyed your website and I think that you do beautiful work.
Not wanting to waste your time with compliments (but I can if you want )
I was wondering if you could tell me how i should/could mite inside and
outside corners for k style 5 inch eavestrough. I have extensive
experience with fabricating aluminum shapes from flat stock to
finished shape to applying (specifically window cladding and soffit/
fascia) but alas, I have never observed anyone in the process of making
a seamless miter on aluminum eavestrough. You seem to be a very
approachable person and this is the main reason why i am asking you and
judging from your work I would be wise to take your advice. A
family friend has asked me to redo their eavestrough and i do not want
to look like a hack. Thank you for this inquiry. Yes, we should be able to help you. I am not familiar with the term 'eavestrough'. Is that the term you are using for the K-5 gutter? I am sorry I was not successful in making our web site easier and more logical for you to navigate. We would love to hear you ideas on how to make it better. You can see a detailed step-by-step process of making that sort of corner on our web site on the Kistler pages: http://dmr-gutters.com/pg/Kistler3.htm and http://dmr-gutters.com/pg/Kistler4.htm . If you feel that you need more information you can read over our Gutter Contractors Schooling at: http://dmr-gutters.com/gm/gm1.htm . Good luck. Date: 11 September 2005
thank you very much for your reply...i did not see that link
on your site to those pages. Eavestrough is actually the
'Canadian' term for gutter. So if you are ever a spy for
the U.S. government in Canada...don't say gutter because you
will give yourself away LOL. What can i say except
you saved my butt and your business ethos and craftsmanship
should be emulated by everyone. Old fashioned values and
old, old fashioned craftsmanship.
take care
Christopher
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Hi David,
Take good care and thank you again for the extra time,
Kristin Date: 31 August 2005
David,
First, thank you so much. The check is going out tomorrow. We're the kind of people who get excited about things like gutters (and rafter tails) and we've walked around the house a couple of times to check them out and admire them. The best part is knowing that the job has been done well. That just doesn't happen often at all. Very, very few professionals can provide that peace of mind. We will be sending your contact info to our friends.
Thank you for the pictures, that is way above and beyond.
Not minding your business is just fine with me! I'll be
calling the chimney guys for sure. I would love the rest
of the pictures you have, thanks. Is this even counter
flashing? It doesn't look like anything goes into the
mortar. I asked for counter flashing but...? Also,
the piece you removed was up there on purpose, which is worse
than its having been forgotten.
Take good care,
Kristin and Stuart
Here's another quote/saying: You never really own an old
house, you belong to it.
Date: 1 September 2005 Hi again, [Her Father] That is so sad, Folks like that shouldn’t be allowed to work on anything. Don’t they have licensing laws up there? I hope you are going to let the copper guys do it. I liked their presentation anyone who would go that much trouble would probably go to the same amount of trouble to do the job. Just have them take pictures of the new work. Ask them if when the roof is replaced how will the new shingles match up with the copper they put in? Will it have to be done again? How does that work? [Kristin Bassett] They put that scrap piece up there on purpose to further divert water. At least they said the put some extra up there for that purpose. By this I mean that if you can just pluck it off the roof as if it were a forgotten scrap then it means their work is literally garbage. Anyway, no big hurry on this but we'll be calling you for more work in the future. Have a great weekend and thanks again. Kristin and Stuart. |
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Tom Bromann <tombromann@bookletbinding.c*m> Subject: Thanks for everything Date: Wed, 24 Aug 2005 David and Tia, Tom |
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CaitrionasPetals@aol.c*m Subject: An Cailleach Shron Date: Wed, 3 Aug 2005
Good evening David and Tia
Hope
all is well, bright and busy Subject: Gazebo Roof Date: Fri, 22 Jul 2005 David,
The roof looks fantastic! Just got home and
went out and stared....now I am going to bed...lol...
Looking forward to seeing you tomorrow...
Charlie
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Hey David, Robert - Advanced Gutter Systems, Sacramento, California |
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David and Tia:
We received the cap in great condition and it has been installed on our turret. It looks absolutely beautiful. I have to tell you how the roofing company raved about the quality gauged material used and the fine craftsmanship practiced to make such a beautiful piece. They suspected I paid 3 times the amount I did to get this done. Thank you very much for your piece of artwork. I will send you a picture of the final installed product in a couple of days.
Regards,
Mike Wilder, Arlington Heights, Illinois
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"Jean Russo" <j.russo1@cox.n*t>
Subject: roof caps Date: Tue, 7 Dec 2004
David and Tia
The roof caps have arrived and yesterday the weather broke enough for the roofing people to install them. They look great. They are bright and shiny now but I know soon they will have the weathered look.
Thanks for a great job.
Jean Russo, Rhode Island, New York
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Hi David and Tia, Thanks again. I'm not used to such
prompt responses - especially with such a concern for detail. We've been
dealing with a lot of suppliers for kitchen cabinets, plumbing fixtures,
etc... We usually have to chase them down for answers after waiting long
past their promised response date. Thanks for a refreshing
experience!
Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2004 |
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From: "Alan
Rachlin" <AlanRRachlin@aol.c*m>
Hi Mr. Rich, Date: Mon, 9 Aug 2004 Hi David, |
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Hi David, Date: 12 July 2004 Hi David, Seems as though the shake roof was nailed directly into what one roofer called a "false-roof"? He said he'll need to put down some plywood after stripping off the old shingles and felt? This is why my estimate for the moderate comp roof was double what was originally estimated by our house inspector (a former roofer). Ah., California. Let me know if you need a little postage compensation when it comes time to send out the second grille. Thanks, Doug Date: 26 July 2004 I really appreciate your thoroughness/attention to detail and customer service. You guys are the best! Doug Szakacsy, Oxnard, California |
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Wilson" <jimwilson3@charter.n*t>
Subject: Thank you. Date: 19 Jun 2004
Good Morning, Thank you for confirming my thoughts in re-flashing and counter-flashing. Sincerely, |
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Thanks, for helping me out with this project! Date: 29 April 2004 Looks great! This is a big improvement over my current too small (and flat) lid that doesn't completely cover my chimney hole. I doubt very many metal workers could have pulled off this difficult design. Nice Job! Thanks again for all your help. Date: 4 May 2004 Just wanted to let you know that I got the caps late last week and just installed the smaller one on my chimney today. It fit perfectly!!! Thanks for doing such a fantastic job. I am keeping the bigger one as a spare. This was a tough project and you executed it beautifully. Paul Hubanks, Bowie, Maryland |
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From:
"Tom and Ram Giberson" <tgiberson@charter.n*t> David , Tom and Ram Giberson, Athens, Georgia
Date: 8 June2004 We finally got the roof cap and
weathervane up. To say that it is spectacular would be a little
understated. I have asked our contractor to take some digital pictures
and send them to you. We have seen your work on the cap on your web
page. That is so cool! Thanks for everything. |
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From: "Larry Hodge"
<hodgel@bellsouth.n*t> Date: 16 Apr 2004
David, The work looks great. We cut the check yesterday with our check run and it is being mailed today. If you do not receive it by Tues. let me know. Thanks,
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Date: 24 Feb 2004
David, Enclosed are a couple of pictures of the copper cap that you fabricated for me. I thought you might like to see it installed. It fit very well and installed simply. I was very pleased with the quality of the cap and construction. All of our dealings to order and build the cap went well. I would recommend you to all.
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From: "Richard Atiyeh"
<RAtiyeh@aol.c*m>
I want to thank you for coming out last night and unplugging our gutters. We are sorry that it was such a miserable night and how uncomfortable you must have been doing the work. We couldn't sleep for 2 nights because of the constant dripping noise. I hope the problem has been taken care of. You take good care of your customers and we appreciate it. Richard Atiyeh, Portland, Oregon |
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From: "Sherry Block"
<johnandsherryblock@sbcglobal.n*t> Date: 16 Nov 2003
David, Erik Block, Hadlyme, Connecticut |
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From: "David M. Siegler" <david@Siegler.c*m>
Date: 21 Oct 2003
David, Thanks! |
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From: "Gagnon, Neal" <Neal.Gagnon@bellsouth.c*m>
Date: 17 Oct 2003
The units are beautiful, and well built. Not installed
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Date: 30 Sep 2003
Dave, Peace to
you and Tia..
PS...I have enjoyed working with you and hope we can do more business in the future. I also want to say that your personal information on your website is really, well, quite extensive to say the least. Not many people would be brave enough to share that with the public. Kudos to you!
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Date: 30 June 2003
David, I do have one question. Why do you change the pitch slightly from what is given. Does this help ensure the lip stays tighter against the shakes? Thanks for your quality workmanship.
Todd Date: 2 Jul 2003 I did get the original e-mail and the pictures and instructions were very helpful. I hope we can do business again in the future. It's nice to work with suppliers like yourself who work hard at quality and customer service. Keep up the good work. I didn't see much info on gazebo caps on your web site-we have about 80 offices around the country and thought you may want me to forward some info about the services you provide. I could just post your web site to the other offices, but it focused mainly on gutters. Let me know. Todd Huegli
Date: 2 Jul 2003
David, Todd |
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Date: 22 Apr 2003
BTW... Gail loves it :) Jeff & Gail Baker, Glen Allen, Virginia |
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From: "James" <james@wcci.b*z>
Date: 28 Mar 2003
David - Just wanted to let you know that I am very please with how the gutters turned out. They look fantastic! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! James, Portland, Oregon |
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From:
"Dale Yocum" <dale@yocum.c*m> Date: 18 Mar 2003
David,
Thanks for your help, Date: 26 Mar 2003 Thanks for all your efforts and going beyond the call of duty. I didn't really expect you to do that for free...what a nice gesture on your part! Thanks again,
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From: "Bob Morgan" <Bob@6string.us>
Date: 13 Jan 2003
David, Bob Morgan, Portland, Oregon |
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