Greg1959, No, they are from west central Indiana. Hard working, independent non union contractor. The boys want to work and work they do. You can't believe how fast they framed, tied in and roofed a 26x26 room addition for me. The owner of the business is the hardest working man I've ever seen. One Saturday, by himself, he did a roof over for me. No idea when he started, but was done by 11:30 am. He did a 14 square roof, cut in 4 air vents, carried the shingles on roof by himself. I would be sucking on oxygen if I just carried 42 bundles of 35 year architectural shingles to the roof, not to mention the ridge vent and starters. He makes the rest of the contractors look bad. He's also a 40 year old body builder and owns 2 exercise gyms. Has a college degree in business, so I really don't think his concerned about fair labor. George
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