If you've ever done any construction projects, you know that for things to be sound, they need to be done properly. That's pretty much elementary. Don't you think?
Well, as it turns out, not everybody agrees. There are folks out there who think that pretty much anything will suffice. And these shoddy repair jobs here should have been scrapped from the get-go. Oh, yes, that's right.
If you're a plumber, good luck sorting through all this mess here. I feel so bad for anybody who gets to work on this job. In fact, our neighbors are plumbers, and they wouldn't like this at all, hee-hee.
Speaking of plumbing, how would you like it if somebody installed your toilet like this, huh? Oh my gosh, they pretty much destroyed this wall. How does one even attempt to fix that? I have no idea.
Is it just me, or are these folks trying to defy gravity? How does this even work here? I don't understand. Is there some invisible tape that's holding them up, or what am I looking at here?
I don't know about you, but I don't typically go for things that are "topsy-turvy." This radiator looks like it's having a bad day. I bet he's screaming inside, saying, "Fix me, please!" What do you think?
Is it just me, or do you also think the person who attempted to install this went unhinged? Oh, yes. I'm pretty sure that's exactly what occurred here. Now, some poor soul has to get another person to fix it.
I have a friend who does tiles, and I can tell you right now he wouldn't be impressed looking at this. In fact, if anybody did this to my home, they would get the wrath of a Polish woman.
My fiancé has a Jetta, so I'm very familiar with this logo here. I just never seen it installed in a tile before, hee-hee. Is this some kind of new idea, or are they just being cheap?
Even though I'm not a plumber, I know when something is off when I see it. There's no way this would pass the smell test in my home. I think this person needs to go back to school.
Seriously? If you're going to leave a huge hole in the floor after you install a radiator, you're never stepping foot in my home again. I would love to find out how this is even possible. Anyone?
I wouldn't want to be the person who wants to open this door in a hurry. Somehow, I think this is going to get old pretty fast. Bending down to open this door will definitely go over your workout quota for the day.
Um, do you think they used enough foam here? Perhaps a little more would have sufficed. To me, this looks like somebody was super eager that day, and they went to town on this job here.
First of all, no, this isn't some elaborate spider web. This is actual wiring somebody installed on this ceiling. I mean, WTF? Really? Why so many cables? Are they going to install lights on the entire area? Unbelievable, right?
This looks like one of those games where you are supposed to save the goldfish by opening the correct valves, but you "accidentally" flood it with toxic waste every time. OMG, that sounds about right, no?
Is it just me, or are you also confused by this? At first, I thought somebody left their ladder and then poured concrete over it. But now I'm not too sure. If you can make sense of it, let me know.
Oh hey, how do you connect two wires? I have an idea. Let's do it this way. Even though I'm not in construction, I know that this here is a disaster waiting to happen. Oh my!
OMG, this ladies, and gentlemen, is a first for me. I've seen a lot of crappy construction, but this one takes the cake from all of them. What in the heck were they thinking or drinking here?
I can't believe what I see here. Is this some new way to apply drywall? I can honestly say I've never seen anything quite like this before. I give them props for reusing old materials, though.
Oh, nice. This is quite the surprise. I can honestly say that I've never experienced anything like this before. I'd have to ask my plumber friends how does something like this even happen? Isn't this crazy or what?
And those folks should stay away from any type of construction or repair jobs, hehe. Otherwise, things like these will keep happening all over the place. It really does pay off to hire a professional, that's for sure.
