Yup, thats why I did mine myself. I figured (not sure if it's true), that if you hire someone to do it, and they find any leakage at all they are required to notify the proper hazmat type authorities?
But, I'll tell you getting those suckers out with just a shovel and an engine hoist is a b**ch. It had to be 8' long and 3' diameter, then slicing it up with a sawzall
It was a 30-pack job, easy
If any of you youngsters think it would be way cool to restore a 100+ year old house, just drop me a line - you'll be wishin you did.
It's always freekin something.
Wanna hear how I hooked up to the sewer?
Now, I gotta stop, don't want to get all grumped out on a Friday.
Is it gonna be too windy to fish?
Hybrid Mode
