What on Earth for? 

One year, someone bid on a house that was only a house on Google Earth.  

Why on Earth would I write a post about a "moderately successful subcontractor that produces quality work at a fair price".

I love how down to earth everyone is, and how willing they are to share their information.

Michael, I love your down to earth assessment of what very easily could consume my life.

Be sure to send a text/email and keep them, just in case of litigation, normally, you will need to send their office a certified mail cancelling the contract, but that's a waste of time and any small job in any small court will simply dismiss it, no harm no foul in your case, no money has been spent.Another point, even if they are the cleanest guys on earth doesn't mean that they can work good or do any better than anyone who has tattoo all over.

If not, then how on Earth do you expect to manage one from thousands of miles away or select a partner to trust 100% to do it for you?

(You might want to list the address and people can go online to Google Earth to see it) You wrote that it won't sell.

Most tenants would probably not even think twice about paying more in rent to pay less in utilities, but when the outcome is the same, with the only difference being positive for the earth, isn't it an easy decision?

However, given the time and how regular earth moves by time (remember millions of years ago, asia is part of africa), this could change, the building could settle, tectonic plates could move, water levels could rise.