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On Sun, 31 Aug 2008 19:07:10 -0400, "D.Duck" wrote:
I still don't think there are as many union electricians and plumbers making you would like everyone believe. But now you spin it to *specialty welders*. Had a union plumber out a couple months ago to replace the pump in my Tramco lift system. The non-union guy I rejected told me the pump itself cost $2300 but didn't give a labor estimate. The union plumber, Peter, was actually seminary-trained - as a priest. The pump cost was $900 he told me, and he spent about 5 hours working and a couple hours driving here and back from Chicago. Sat at the kitchen table to do the bill, put a finger on his chin to figure the cost. Looked like a priest doing that. $2100. I was happy. You figure the hourly on that. Couple days ago the pump started making noise, so I have to get him back out here. Damn. --Vic |
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