I have an old, large gravel driveway that's getting thin and muddy. Does anyone know of a responsible, efficient contractor for delivering and spreading a new coat of gravel there?
John M. replied:
I've found that this is a very difficult search. I tried Home Advisor; they sent out a guy who was still talking about concrete five minutes into the visit, though I repeatedly said I wanted gravel. Colorado Gravel Driveways has a nice flashy website, but they're closed for the season. There is no listing for "gravel" on troubleshooter.com , and all driveway listings are concrete contractors. Angie's List might have somebody, but you can't confirm that until you sign up and pay a fee. The only bid I've obtained was from a landscape contractor off craigslist. He might do an OK, job,. but I'm beginning to think I ought to order gravel delivery and fro the rest myself, all 50 tons of it.
Attention, Colorado peeps! I'm looking for a good carburetor repair shop in the Denver Metro (the closer to Aurora, the better). Can you recommend anyone for me?
Any recommendations on carpet cleaning? Also is anyone else having a problem with their carpet? Mine is really loose and I am going to have it re-stretched in several places. The carpet guys suggest having it cleaned before stretching.
Mary H. replied:
I would recommend Nesheims 303 666-8888 Mary Hannen Hannen Real Estate 107 S. Public Rd. Lafayette,CO.80026 303 910-4204 (Cell) 303 376-6214 (EFax)maryhannen@hotmail.com (email) GETTING THE JOB DONE! Date: Sat, 2 Feb 2013 07:01:04 -0800