Posted by 37Chief on February 17, 2016 at 21:48:56 from (70.181.179.98):
My Daughter and son in law are having a prefab house installed on a lot near me. It is real close to my work area. I have been watching the progress. The house was brought in, in three pieces, and positioned with a remote controlled tractor. Anyway the garage is separate from the house. I took a walk this morning to see the progress. I knew there should a toilet in the garage. The rebar was being put in. I mentioned to the guy working there. I don't see plumbing for the toilet. He thought, that old codger doesn't know what he is talking about. I mentioned to my son in law this afternoon when he arrived, that I didn't see any toilet plumbing. The big cement trucks arrived about that time along with the pumper. This evening the pumper is still there. Only 1/2 of the cement is poured. Now the blame game starts. I tried to tell the guy. Stan
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