"John Grossbohlin" wrote in message
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Found this in the latest issue of "Tools of the Trade" magazine...

Sending your crew out to work on a house? Better put a GPS unit in their
truck and then follow them to the site anyway to make sure they actually
get there. At least that's what the owner of Precision Roofing should have
done when he sent his crew out to re-roof a home in Granada Hills, CA. The
Los Angeles Daily News reports that, as it turned out, the house at 17722
Tulsa St. did need a new roof--but only after the Precision crew was done
stripping it. The roof they were supposed to strip was at 17722 Tribune
St.




It seems like somebody is getting a new roof.

It isn't as bad as having the local swat team with a mistaken address break
down your door in the middle of the night. Some of those situations can get
really ugly.