It's was also great to read that you stood your ground with people that were "more" experienced than you.

The balance due stood at 3880.00 on a 43,000 renovation. 

The they stick columns that hold up the roof trusses on them.

On-site work that's still needed is utility hookups, trades not typically covered at the manufacturer such as ornamental metalwork, podiums, foundations or garages, prefabricated trusses at times, things like that...

Especially NYC stood out like a sore thumb for the top company on the planet.

@Anthony Wick One practice I adopted long ago after getting stood up by the umpteenth client is to text for a confirmation a short time before I depart to meet them.  

I listened compassionately, spoke professionally and stood my ground but it's definitely been eating at me over the last 24 hours.

The he saw lights coming out from the garage so he asked me to go inside the car and stood close to the garage door with his hand on the gun, waiting.

Even meeting and marrying my wife.  10 years ago I wouldn't have stood a chance, but I improved myself and became a different person and therefore was able to attract someone like her into my life.  2) A high paying job...When I first started I had a good job that allowed me to take care of the basics for me and my family while also allowing me to save and invest.

Explain to them that you need to inspect it to check for insulation, but also the condition of the roof and trusses.