“We Love Paving” Follow Up
An update on the horrific experience with “We Love Paving”.
An epic street sign from a friend, and updated address signs at the end of our driveway.
Why we abhor We Love Paving: they skipped part of the driveway and all of the easement and courtyard.
A mystery plaque from one of the driveway lights, plus plans for new glass in the smaller lights.
Agent Smith builds a sifter to sort the asphalt spoils from the old driveway.
The driveway, courtyard and easement are finally paved.
Without water and with a dirt driveway: replacing the main water line to the house.
After the wall, the driveway was trashed, so we started repaving it, and hit a water line that wasn’t buried deep enough.
A driveway repaving project becomes a replace-the-main-water-line project, and I’m on day two without water.
Our neighbors’ horses escaped onto our property, and the rider who came to fetch them left a present on our driveway.
My first night at Purgatory, after hauling a truckload of boxes down in Barbie, ahead of the well tank replacement.
New videos of the main gate, the old barn and the horrid dog kennel, plus a week of rain and delays. I have a pry bar, and I know how to use it.
Pictures of the cracked, crumbly driveway before it gets repaired and resealed.
Meeting the Wall Guy, plumbers who rescheduled 15 minutes before the appointment and a well tank replacement that will need a crane.
