XemaSab
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Wed Feb-18-09 12:43 PM
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So the roof guy came and looked at the leak in the bathroom |
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Apparently the condensation tube from the air conditioner runs over that spot, and some of the screws holding it to the roof came loose letting water in.
The dude fixed it for the reasonable price of $125 bucks.
We don't have to knock the wall down in the bathroom, and we don't have to replace the roof, so this is a good thing. :D
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Arugula Latte
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Wed Feb-18-09 12:55 PM
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1. Whew. It's always such a relief when a repair is reasonable. |
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Normally it seems like it's the opposite. Something you think is "no big deal" winds up costing ya, big time.
:hi:
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XemaSab
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Wed Feb-18-09 01:47 PM
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2. I called my friend and told him about it and he was all |
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"That's less expensive than a trip to the vet!" :banghead:
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Wed Feb-18-09 01:48 PM
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3. It's winter here in NJ, so I didn't even think about A/C issues |
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Wed Feb-18-09 01:51 PM
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4. It's not a problem with the AC unit itself |
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It's just the screws holding down the condensation pipe.
THANK DOG it wasn't a broken pipe behind the wall! :o
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Wed Feb-18-09 01:56 PM
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5. That's a real plus, I am glad it was something simple |
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Wed Feb-18-09 10:04 PM
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