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  1. Fishin Hole in Calgary. Call first for availability.
  2. Got the boat up. Great system, easy to use, just a bit on the expensive side at $130.
  3. I bought the outcast hoist so will put it up this weekend. Thanks everyone.
  4. Hello All, Does anyone have their pontoon hanging from their garage ceiling. Looking for ideas. I have a friend that has a 2 x 4 mounted and then a bike hoist fastened to the 2 x 4. Any other ideas? Thanks
  5. Have gone almost full circle and talked to developer and builder as well as gathered info from great people here on the forum and lots of other people. I have come to one conclusion, that being that my house and my neighbours houses were built according to the plot plans. (with one exception) What I don't understand is why they were designed that way (6" ) difference. Builder says that is a question for the developer. Asked developer for a subdivision plan, got a totally random comment in return (email). I also don't understand how my backyard can physically get to the grade that it is supposed to be. It looks physically impossible to top it up. Will discuss with builder when we meet. Getting back to the one exception, my plot plan and final grade cert are very different in my opinion. Especially the swale in the backyard. I believe the elevations are correct, but the grades do not seem to reflect what is really going on in my yard. I will try to post the plot plan and final grade if anyone is interested in comparing the two. Thanks everyone.
  6. Thanks Troutlover, I'm thinking I will end up doing that. Would like to talk to builder first but haven't heard back.
  7. Good afternoon all, I built a new home last year (Riverstone of Cranston) and I have a few concerns: My house is lower than either of my neighbors. There doesn't seem to be a reason for this. It is a bit of a headache with drainange and my backyard is not quite as flat as it should be. It's basically unuasable as it is a 10%slope (back to front). It is supposed to be 4-5% Plot plan grades and final grade cert from the city do not really match up. My interpretation of the plot plan (grades) is that the house was to be sitting higher. Is it possible that they dug the hole too deep? Builder is not exactly overly forthcoming with info. Does anyone have any experience with this type of issue? How do I verify that the forms were poured at the correct elevation? Should be a before and after survey I would think but this is all new to me. I can attach the plan and cert if anyone should feel like having a look. Thanks for any advice you can offer. Scoob
  8. Stay away from Metropolitan Movers. Had a contract to provide 3 men. 2 showed up. Needless to say I didn't get all my stuff moved. Good thing the people that were renting our house let me store some stuff there. When I complained they said that when 2 men showed up and started working that was my acceptance of only having 2 men. And they "only charged me for 2 men". Yah, but it was a 3 man job. Brutal!!!
  9. Columbia country ain't bad. When they're flyfishing that is.
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