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They could have at least chipped out the broken step to make the hole more square, and fit two blocks in side by side! No one takes any pride in their work anymore!
Oh that looks perfectly safe
i don’t see what’s wrong. i see a perfectly good stoop here. am i missing something?
hello? no duct tape, duh!
The only way it could be uglier is if expandable foam was somehow involved
You just cant get the labour these days….can yeh! Must have been luckyluke the cowboy builder that did that job!
I expect spiders.
Watch that first step, it’s a doozy.
Repair by Block and Decker?
AM I the only one who thought these type of stoops were solid cement?
@Badgirl
Bangerang, Rufio!
Oh my gracious! Good thing nobody was standing there when that concrete block fell off the roof. Just look at the damage it did to that step! Once they clean up the mess, I wonder how they’ll go about fixing it?
Who would stoop to such a repair?
That’s a really fresh looking cinder block.
There’s concrete evidence that someone has. And they’ve side-stepped the whole safety issue, too. What a block-head!
Well, they had to get the damned cat out from under the stoop somehow.
@Thomas Westgard
That would have to be “The Cat of Amontillado”.
well done
Well, thaeeres yer prawblem!!!
Darn it, the level this site reaches some times! Very well done.
@Fixit
Yeah that was my first thought as well. Apparently you can make anything faux these days.
Dono – I was going to say very well done, but Daniel got it so: very, very well done. My Poe head is spinning.
Not to poop in the punch bowl but in “the black cat” a cat gets walled up, so no need for the Amontillado reference.
and there’s never a need for puns but obviously that’s a minority view.
@Fashoom
punishing
There was treasure in thar ….well at least enough to buy a brand new block
Its an airbrick.
Now there a chip off the old block.
I work in construction and for a fix like that I would charge 150. if thats in michigan i could of fixed that one
@Epic ideas
You charge $150 to drop a cinder block in a hole? I am in the wrong line of business.
Well, it looks like you won’t be getting an invitation to *our* next party (especially if we’re serving punch).
That sounds pretty high, so I doubt he’s telling the hole truth. Don’t quit your day job.
@dono1
Silly Dono1 you obviously never had a service repair guy come to your house.
service charge to come out and assess the problem $90
Fee to run to home depo and get the block $20
Block $1.98
Fee to install the block $38.02 in labor
The author meant he would charge 150 to fix the stairs lol, not place a cinder block in the hole ^^ And I think Daniel put out a good joke ;D
I noticed this too. You really can’t make something like this stoop hollow without putting a lot of effort into it, and an inch of concrete is not strong enough for this purpose.
Seriously, can someone explain why this looks hollow?
well this is obviously why the steps failed.
best website ever
DD god damit this is so funny ;DD
I’m impressed that they at least used the SAME material. So many times you see amature “fixers” go for something of a completely different product then what is being fixed… you hate to see that rookie move.
camoflauge fail
I can’t believe that someone is going all the way to Poland to take pictures for this web site! It wasn’t Italy for sure, because they are all either in the mafia, or are into concrete work!
cinder block: expert of urban camoflauge