Pipe inspectors, directional drilling tools, mud companies, trucking companies who move rigs, cable suppliers, motor parts, machine shops, tire sales, the list goes on and on. 

It had been sitting in water on the truck, which had caused the sides of the cabinet to swell and blister the finish.

Food for thought -- If its THAT good of a deal, I wonder why its on the MLS for more than a day.

This makes anyone with a hammer and a truck a contractor.

First is getting it out of the truck if you don't have a loading dock.

I work at Northern realty at the Layton Hills Mall just east of the food court.

Also a good point you make about the specialised housing that I hadn't considered - more food for thought :)

And so on.I know it isn't that easy, but I'm curious if anyone can prove it, like when an underwriter says "no" to me and I ask her to prove it, and if she can't then I ask her boss to prove it, and so on up the food chain until I get a "yes."

(Two-1bed units, and two-2 bed units) She would even bring me over food, or fix me dinner, while I was working away.

If you have a pick-up truck, offer to cut overgrown hedges and haul debris.