Just a quick question. Whether you work at Best Buy, Office Depot, a college campus, or a local computer repair shop.
How many computers does your store repair per month?
Jason,
Thanks for the response. Here in my tiny city of one million 
. Im considering starting a city-wide 7 store computer repair business with a 4300 sq ft distribution center.
What do you think about the computer repair business now? And over the next 10 years?
I work at a hotel and about thirty of the 166 rooms have terrazzo tile from the 1950’s.
We’ve attempted twice to restore the luster of the floor by hiring professionals to restore the tile and the tile looks exactly the same afterwords.
Fast forward to me buying my little apartment in Puerto Rico (about 100 miles from where I work.) I pulled up the loose ceramic floor tile and underneath found the original terrazzo.
They are only 12 by 12 pieces, but its the original floor of this 1920’s historic building.
I would love to hire a professional to restore it, but a) I can’t find anyone, and b) once bitten twice shy
My choices are
1) Tile over it (don’t want to do)
2) Leave it looking unmaintained (don’t want to do)
3) Repair it myself (don’t want to do, but seems I might have to)
How do I repair it myself?
It’s a second floor apartment, only 400 sq ft.
Please give detailed instructions if you know. We have Home Depot in PR
I’ve pulled up the tile already and it is in surprisingly good condition, (the tile above it was installed badly and little mortar was used).
I just need to get it to shine now.
I removed some vertical blinds from my bedroom window, and upon removing the headrail I removed a thin aluminum strip that went horizontally across the top edge of the window. I now have to replace this but I have no idea what its called…I went into home depot but what I was told to buy wasn’t the right part so I had to return it.
Does anyone know what this part is called? Its a thin piece of aluminum going all the way across the top of the window in an L shape…the headrail of my blinds were mounted to it. I basically need to replace it and spackle over it because the top of my window isn’t even right now.
I need to replace the tire irons and ball joints for a 1999 Lincoln Continental, can you name me an honest place or a couple of honest places (to compare prices)? Thanks in advance I live in San Diego near the Marine Corp Recruit Depot, a place close by and affordable would be ideal. Thanks so much.
I had a friend inspect my car and this is what he believes to be wrong with it.
It is a small “V shaped ” rip. It started out as a scratch and then quickly ripped. It is a soft brown leather. I couldn’t seem to find anything suitable to use at Home Depot, Canadian Tire or Home Hardware. I would consider having it professionally done if it was reasonable (under $100).
I have uninsured motorist i add my husband on the moring of the accident because we were going out of town and he was driving that evening we were hit. The insurance is using that as an excuse
I have uninsure motorist I ad my husband to the policy on 7/8/2008 we were going out town they fax me hour the new change and effective date of7/8/2008 that morning that evening we wre hit n a hit run
My bedroom window is smashed. I have removed the window from the track and removed the glass shards.
Does Home Depot fix broken windows if I bring it in to the store? Or should I try to find another place that fixes windows. I would prefer Home Depot since it is much closer and convenient. Any advice would be appreciated.