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<font size=3>Todd:<br><br>
Survival is about learning to adapt. Happiness is about learning to
be open minded.<br><br>
William Miller<br><br>
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At 06:45 PM 12/21/2009, you wrote:<br>
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warranties the installation, you or the installer? <br>
Who carries the liability insurance, you or the installer?<br>
Who sells the materials and gets the materials profits, you or the
installer?<br><br>
The reason why I ask these questions is I see this disturbing model
becoming more common... where the wrench in the field becomes nothing
more than a glorified "electrician" installing others materials
and designs. <br><br>
I think the folks ripping their knuckles, sweating in the hot sun on a
roof and liable for the installation deserve the profits, rather than the
"experts" sitting behind their desks "designing"
systems. We have a wholesale to the public biz here in town doing just
this. The designs are laughable,. but the real fools are those who
will install other people's materials and designs.<br><br>
Todd<br>
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