Jim Klinge
Klinge Realty Group
Broker-Associate, Compass
Are you looking for an experienced agent to help you buy or sell a home?
Contact Jim the Realtor!
- 682 S. Coast Hwy 101, Suite #110
Encinitas, CA 92024 - (858) 997-3801 call or text
- klingerealty@gmail.com
CA DRE #01527365, CA DRE #00873197
Jim, your “Candid Camera” skills are getting better every day. Love the one-liner punches “Good Luck Cowboy”!
“keep on Truckin” man!
Here is a solution for the driveway
http://www.soilretention.com/drivablegrass.html
That is a start!
I think that’s the nicest Ice Cream Truck I’ve ever seen.
You are hilarious! Happy Super Bowl Sunday!
I’ve always said, Jim is the “Jake Gittes” of Real Estate! Every vid is like an episode of “Chinatown”!
One day, we’ll get to see a broker start to drive away, get shot thru the back windshield by their client, and watch the dead broker slowly drive into a palm tree.
That’s why I’m subscribed.
Local Boy,
I looked into that driveable grass. After installation, it’s more than double a rebar-reinforced stamped/sawcut concrete. And you still have to mow it. No thanks.
Love the green room at the end.
Chuck
WHOAH!!!!!!!!!
LOL!
Chuck-
To clarify–I am not sure how much the concrete you were bid on costs, but I do know that the 2’x 2′ (4sqft)squares of drivable grass retail for $10.00 at home depot–2.50/sf (retail). Istallation was easy, I did a 200sf section myself in one afternoon–sand/DG base base packed and leveled. We used ours in a patio area and grew corsican mint in between–stays low, requires little water and doesn’t need mowing. I can’t imagine the application from the point that driveway was (300sf?) costing more than $2,000–$750 for the squares and $1,250 labor/sand/dg other–looked like most of the prep as already done–okay call it $2500–that is still an inexpensive driveway with a great custom look.
Whoa!!!
Nice lime green painted room.
Local Boy,
I didn’t know it was available at HD. Interesting. I had a couple people bid on it when I looked at driveway replacement. The preparation is what seemed to be the most difficult. To get the “warranty”, special preparation needed to be done, much more than concrete, or so the installers said. I was priced at $10.00 sq ft vs $3.50 sq ft for the driveway. I suppose it works on smaller areas and as a DIY project. But, I’ll be honest. I’m in no mood to be doing hard labor after the past 6 months.
Talk to me in a year after I’m done with all renos.
Chuck