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i paid $180 for 1M with geico. and also get a discount on auto with geico. i believe 2M is around $300.

i was trying to search for contractor license information mainly for landscaping & window treatment. i have the following question: 1. shutters king has a license which is listed under express blinds. what does that mean ? is shutters king actaully a middle man ? 2. for some landscaping...

i am looking for paver contractor as well. and gopavers give the price of $9/ft, but anything else like sprinkler, drainage, electric wiring, irrigation are extra. do they include these things b4 ?

whirlpool / maytag has up to $150 rebate for certain washer/dryer pair + find a lower price and do price match at lowes + 10% lowes movers coupon + qualified appliance rebate from lowers (close to 10%) seems to be a good deal. just want to share.

That's true. I guess all builders hate inspector. That's why it makes even more sense to have yr own inspector, not just blindly trust the builder. Building a house is a very complicated project, many people will be doing different things. It's very easy to make mistakes and make lots of them...

$400+- for about 2000 sqft. the bigger the more expensive. it will take about 3 hour.

Suggest you hire an inspector for preCo walk through. It's money well spent. We hired Steve Lottatore from BIlt-Rite  for pre-drywall & preCo inspection for our new construction (note: I don't getting anything by recommending him). Steve's work is really detail oriented and professional. The...

i can only speak for NHS, for 9th grader state test, the teachers didn't seem to purposely prepare for it. they even left some test area not covered because of the schedule. if this is the case for all grades in NHS, then their API shld be pretty impressive.

maybe they will still allow the final inspection. but not for pre-drywall any more. probably because the law didn't mandate that to happen.

Yeah, confirmed by the sales office no more third party inspection in the future for all IP company new homes.

u shld comment after u really read the post carefully. i am not complaining about the eating. i am saying trash all around the house with leftover drinks & food. they attracted rodents, ants or other things. i am not complaining rain fall on my house. i am saying they put up insulation before...

u will be perfect to work in IP sales office. does builder's terms state that they are not going to build according to the code? u r not going to prevent others to discuss issues they have encountered. i just don't see yr point here.

buyers deserve to be screwed?

my designer did say that pierdrafina is a kind of cultured marble. but thicker, denser. i have a picture of them and left one is pierdrafina, right one is standard cultured marble. look carefully, u will see the left one is more stone like, thicker and more shiny.

some of u think IP know what they are doing because they have build tons of the same home b4 yrs, right? not really! my advice is be an informative buyer and monitor the building process and speak up. have u thought they would put insulation up b4 they sheathing the outside? and how about leave...

some quote for the countertop upgrade to piedrafina arena (instead of white cultured marble). this is for maricopa plan 1 1. bath 3 countertop:  $183 2. master bath countertop: $496 3. master bath tub deck (deck only, no tub surround): $538 4. also wondering if i shld add countertop at home...

the attitude of the sales office is so disappointing. misleading, dishonest and full of crap (of course, that's after u signed yr documents). if i were IP, i would welcome the third party inspection. isn't the work of the inspector going to benefit IP more because the fix b4 drywall is so much...

IP has been trying very hard to prevent pre-drywall inspection, but more and more buyers have realized that they have the right to do so to protect themselves. we just need to be firm on this and keep pushing them. there are also some things we can watch out by ourselves during the pre-drywall...

to cheer all of us up and be more positive, ants will help kill termites. so maybe just treat them as your friends :-)

recently the place i rented now has an termite issue (rear door frame got some damage from termite). i am wondering for new constructions, do they ever treat the wood frame to be termite proof? is there any ways to prevent termite for the new constructions. the termite guy did mention that...