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If you think you can do it yourself, you can. Very simple. Home Depot or Lowe’s will give you free use of the machine if you buy the insulation from them. It used to be a 15 bag minimum, not sure about now. Haven’t done one in 2-3 years.
It is a 2 person job so get a buddy to keep the hopper filled for you. Doesn’t take long at all and you can save yourself a pile of money.
Ideal DIY project.

He looks like a bobble head when he’s talking to someone.

I don’t know if standard, but I would get 10% to start, and then a check when significant milestones were reached, such as drywall done- get check for drywall, flooring - check, doors and windows - check, and so on. Then at the end of the job and all was well, get the remainder.

I’m not arguing that, what I’m saying is sometimes contractors don’t give their true numbers when asked about a particular task if they feel they might miss out on some of the job.
Hope I made myself clear, but I probably didn’t.

In a pinch I have used roofing shingles, nailed down. Redneck, I know, but works perfectly. Cheaper, too.

The first episode I saw was him wading around in a pit in thigh deep water trying to grab a crocodile. At night with a headlight. Then I think the light went out. Had to call the whole family in to watch.

Just picked up a 36x80 five panel solid door at ReStore. 28.00.
They had quite a few. Possible (probably) hinge locations won’t match up perfectly for your opening but that’s a simple, easy fix.

It didn’t flip. It just had 4 sections or tracks, with 2-4 songs in each section. To hear a song again you had to hit the selector again to skip through the other three sections so the section your song was on would come up next.
It made playing the same song over and over until you could nail the drum solo problematic.

Hard to understand how an area can be numb and also hypersensitive at the same time. Fortunately, the area involved is getting noticeably smaller.