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Before and After Pics

Discussion in 'Cats - all breeds / types' started by vene, Aug 20, 2004.

  1. Chessmind

    Chessmind New Member

    Hi Halaroo. Yes, I am very proud of both of them. I still miss my Handsome a lot, but I still had room in my heart for these two special kittens. They are just so wonderful and I just adore them.

    Lynnhaz, oh jeez....the cat enclosure...ugh! Vene had asked about it too. Basically, in a nut shell the cat enclosure with supplies and labor would cost around $1,500. I guess the contractor just thought I was a dumb dentist that doesn't know anything. Anyway, he quoted me $6,000! LOL. I don't like to be taken advantage of, so I just laughed at his quote and decided I'm going to build the darn thing myself. Mind you, I have never done anything like this. I just hope it doesn't fall apart! :shock: I will post pics as I go along and share all of my frustrations as I build it. It's going to be pretty funny. Who knows, it may turn out great. I guess we'll soon find out. :wink:
     
  2. vene

    vene New Member

    Chessmind, I think $3-4000 would've been a fair price for the cat enclosure. Our PVC fence cost $6000 and we decided not to do the other side for the obvious reason. Contractors generally charge double their supply and labor fees. Didn't you try to talk down the price? It's a lot of work building that enclosure just right. If my memory serves me right, you got some trees and diffferent level areas to work with. Good luck! I hope you get it going soon because winter will be here before you know it. Besides, seeing Romeo and Juliet happy in the enclosure should be incentive enough to get you going!
     
  3. Chessmind

    Chessmind New Member

    Hi vene. I had an area at the bottom all picked out. There are no trees in the way, and the ground is level. It's a 10x10 area (not very big). For a contractor it would be a two day job. So that means after supplies (wood and chicken wire) he would be making over $350.00 per hour! LOL. He told me himself he could do it in two days. I don't know of any contractors that make that much per hour.
     
  4. lynnhaz

    lynnhaz New Member

    thats crazy!!! sheesh...sign me up for contractors school if thats how much they make! highway robbery. thats for sure... :x :m3:

    :m26:
     
  5. Chessmind

    Chessmind New Member

    LOL. My sentiments exactly, Lynnhaz.
     
  6. vene

    vene New Member

    What? It's only 10x10 and made with chicken wire. Geez, even I could put it up in one weekend by myself. Just kidding. I might need a little help digging the holes and leveling the posts. Lynn, it is highway robbery! So Chessmind, why haven't you put up your cat enclosure yet?
     
  7. sunset05

    sunset05 New Member

    Wow...the pictures are all so cute. It's great seeing all the kitties as kittens and then all grown up.
     

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