- I will have a flash up tomorrow
- I hope to get a Pinto flash up for next week
- My leak has finally been fixed ($1100 later), yes you read that right
- They might be able to take the noisy blowers drying what remains of my kitchen away tomorrow
- Then, well, I don’t know what’s next after that, I’ll keep you posted
- I had planned a couple of days away before all this for Sunday and Monday nights, so I am still doing that.
- Um, I think that’s it for now
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Thank you for letting us know.
Sheesh – I remember you used to always take Thanksgiving week off.
I’m just gonna be honest – I’m shocked you’re getting off with only paying $1100. I thought the asbestos and mold checks and possible removal alone would cost that. So though that is a major hit, I’m so glad it wasn’t more!
PINTO😍🥰 PINTO😍🥰 PINTO😍🥰 PINTO😍🥰 PINTO!! TYSM.
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oh no no no
LOL
No my dear that’s for the plumber
the rest is the restoration people
we don’t have their bill yet, that will submitted to insurance
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ooooOOOOOoooooo
Nevermind.
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the good news, which I knew, was we don’t have an asbestos, the quote from the restoration people by the way was $25,000
So we wait and see
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Yeah, I knew insurance doesn’t pay for flooding inside. Been there, done that. Nor does it pay for flooding from OUTSIDE unless you have specific flood insurance (which at least here, you’re required to have if you live in a designated flood zone.). Been there, but didn’t have to deal with it, since we were renting that house.
Had a 4″ torrent running through the kitchen, 6″ in the garage. The water from the low place behind the house, met the waves coming from the front of the house right in the kitchen/livingroom. The owners didn’t tell us what got paid for or how. We lost almost everything in the storage shed at the back of the property (this was a LARGE city, but this place was old enough that shed used to hold some previous owner’s horse.)
None of our stuff was insured. SMH. I learned my lesson from that!
So I hope your deductible isn’t huge, and I hope your insurance covers everything else.
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I honestly don’t know anything hut the restoration guy claims he works with insurance all the time so we will see…sigh
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Yay for getting rid of the blowers! And for a fixed leak. Now a new kitchen! Which…I mean would be a lot more exciting if it was something you chose to do and planned for. Instead of this way. But still new kitchen!
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Honestly I am not that excited about a new kitchen because of expense blab blah
not to mention the doom and gloom of the plumber saying with these old pipes it’s just going to happen again so yeah we shall see
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Yeeeah. I feel ya on that. The negatives outweigh the positives on this.
Hugs.
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I’m glad the leak is now fixed and hopefully everything works out with insurance so you can have your kitchen back in working order. Cant wait for updates to come! Enjoy your time away!
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I definitely hope so but since I work for an insurance company (different kind but they are all alike) I am skeptical
Happy 🦃
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You need to do something crazy & fun to exorcise this bad mojo….
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I sure do!
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At least you’re making progress! Hope it’s all fixed AND better than before very soon!
Enjoy your time off and Thanksgiving. As Spock says in your flash: After all, aren’t we most thankful for each other?”
Yeah, I’m reading your blog backwards, fight me. I also read your flash that you put up on a03, but I want to re-read it and I haven’t gotten to comment yet. I don’t think. 😬🤷🏻♀️
❤️💚😘🖖
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the leak is fixed and the blowers gone, now we just have to wait for insurance and to get a new kitchen
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Were your cabinets ruined? And everything in them? Or do they reinstall the cabinets you already had?
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They took all the lower cabinets where they cut off the wall and threw them in the trash, they were not ruined until they got their hands on them
Sighhhh
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SMH. 😦
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So does that mean your new lower cabinets won’t match the top? I mean, they do that a lot these days on the design shows. it’s a thing. But with insurance….I just wondered if they have to be exactly like the ones THEY destroyed…
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They haven’t told us squat. We just don’t know. Ugh It’s just still such a mess
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So hey, you’ve been gone a couple of days. I thought it was Saturday into Sunday night. Have things been disgustingly hectic or did I get my days wrong?
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Sunday-Tuesday actually
The blowers are gone, however, the insurance co still wants something done before we can even think about restoring the kitchen. The restoration company sent us their bill so far for $18,000. I just have no clue how we can pay it if the insurance company denies the claim.
We have a neighbor who a few years ago on Christmas Eve, the condo above theirs had a pipe go and it flooded their condo below, just water gushing into their place. She told us she had to really fight the insurance co to pay the claim. She said theirs was like $30,000-$40,000
I just don’t now how they expect people to afford that. Ugh. It’s just so depressing.
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😭😭😭😭
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And PARTICULARLY for something that’s not even your fault. Your condo isn’t that old. And your pipes NEVER freeze.
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