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Yep, Canton built our cabin and a remodel pretty much all good things to say about his company
Also as a side his son does spring needle clean up, roofs, gutters. You call he does it
You get a bill, that good and that easy!Rocky
I'll add my endorsement of Canton Construction. I had major work done, and his work was outstanding. Reach him at (209) 795-4506.
I would recommend Mark Canton- He does excellent work, he's reliable, and he's NEAT.
We have also had work done by Mark Canton. We would also recommend his Co.
Sory about that. The correct number os (209) 386-3684.
Ron
Canton Construction does outstanding and reliable work.
795-4506He does excellent work — reasonable — easy to work with — polite and dependable.
hi,
we are looking for someone to build a railing to baby proof our loft area so our 1 year old can't fall when she is upstairs. does anyone have any recommendations? looking for someone who is reasonable.
thanks
Hi,
i tried that phone number but it comes back as disconnected. did you type it correctly?
Just received a full measured cord of 16" almond from "Salvador" @ 209 368-3684. Delivered price, $250.00 per cord. He needs to haul two cords at a time to make the trip to Dorrington worthwhile, so you may consider splitting the load or working it out with him. He delivered as promised and showed up on time. Great guy to deal with. highly recommended.
Ron
As of last year Lionidakis no longer delivers up here. The lady I talked to said that it was no longer cost effective for them to deliver up here. You may pick up almond wood at their place in Escalon.
Quote:Anyone got a great source this year for seasoned oak firewood? I was disappointed in my cord last year that had too much rotten wood in it.other hard woods also considered. we need it delivered, no truck or hitch.
There's always Lionudakis almond wood in the valley. They deliver up here but I don't know what they are charging these days. Here's their website with contact phone numbers:
Anyone got a great source this year for seasoned oak firewood? I was disappointed in my cord last year that had too much rotten wood in it.
other hard woods also considered. we need it delivered, no truck or hitch.
Jmhaar –
It's not free or particularly cheap – but the best guide to plants, insects, any any other life in the area is Sierra Nevada Natural History from the University of California Press
http://www.ucpress.edu/book.php?isbn=9780520240964
This is the definitive guide for out areaI'm wondering if anyone on this forum knows of a comprehensive plant identification guide – online preferably – where one could identify all the awesome plants which grow in our area. We have a lot of bare dirt in our yard and I see several ground over plants that I think would do very well and look pretty too – like this grape leaf looking ground shrub that spreads via underground vines.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.
