Does anyone know a Curb Design Painter??
I have been on the search for someone who paints the address designs on curbs, ie Texas Tech logo with house number. If anyone can direct me to someone that does this PLEASE let me know.
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Permalink Reply by Cindy Fallsen on -
Yes, the guy at 520-CURB will do a great job. He is probably self employed and has probably suffered from the recent recession. With having to provide his own Short Term Health Insurance and Medical Travel Insurance he has probably been a bit overwhelmed in this economy. I do not know of any others, but I would keep trying him to see if you can help him out. Giving local businesses all the support we can during this economy is vital.
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Permalink Reply by Mike on
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DON'T DO IT... Reconsider. John Murphy (The Curb Guy) might have done great work in the past, but I'm afraid this is no longer the case. I paid him over $150 to paint 2 curbs in May 2008. So far neither curb has been started! I have called his cell phone, home, and even been to his home for a refund - NO LUCK. I should have known better, it's not a good sign when someone asked for money up front, cashes the check and puts you on a 3 month waiting list. If you don't believe me, check the Better Business Bureau for "The Curb Guy". He has a rating of F, (Based on BBB files, this business has a BBB Rating of F on a scale from A+ to F). It would seem I am not the only unsatisfied customer. I understand he may have extenuating circumstances and I'm sympathetic to whatever his situation, but after 19 months of no work or even a phone call - I think it's called "theft"...
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Permalink Reply by Mama Dinka on -
Yikes! I had no idea this was his recent business procedure....He was always a good and decent person to do business with, and quite talented...sorry to hear this is now the situation.
Mike, I hope you get your curbs done - one way or the other!
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