One particularly complicated return has always stood out.

I stood there watching and at first thought it was a small plane untill they said it was a passenger jet.

We gave you a referral that we all 100% stood behind at the time (I don't make referrals lightly).

I still have to check zoning, but I found one comment really stood out ...Originally posted by @Clifford Kearns: I am a general class A Contractor in Virginia.

The firm's paralegal said that the phrase stood for "post computation," referring to computation of the transfer tax and title charges.

He has remedied all of the fire damage and replaced the entire roof including trusses.

In fairness, I am still considering one turnkey company that has stood out above the rest.  

Trusses ran parallel to the wall so it doesn't seem to be load bearing wall but I might crawl the attic this week (in south Florida 90 degrees out) to make sure, and may be drill a hole in the top plate to feed down an endoscope to see if I get some answers. 

WELL...I got a call on Thursday afternoon, there was ROT on the wood plate that the roof trusses rest on. see pics  They told me they could put the roof over it and we would fail the inspection, what did I want to do? 

Collateral returned and 330 Audrea Ln stood on its on merit...