This morning, I had a crisis on my hands and I had no idea what to do. You see, my 16 yr old partially blind and arthritic cat had gotten himself wedged into my wall of my bathroom and he wouldn't come out. First I called a plumber who said call 911 right away. They deferred me to Animal Control and they were no help.
Having no idea what to do next, I called a local contractors office fully expecting to be put off. I couldn't have been more wrong. I had the great good fortune of having my call answered at 3-R Contracting by a kind gentleman named Lee who was immediately tuned in to my worry and concern. He knew just what to do and said he'd be right over. And he was. Literally minutes later, this clean-cut, smiling youg man was at my door with saw and a bendy neck camera (not the technical term but that's what it looked like) that could see around corners and within 10 minutes he had located my cat, knew just where to cut the drywall to get to him and helped me get him out without a scratch!! He even asked for a broom to clean up the drywall dust!! (Which of course I didn't give him I was so grateful!! Can you believe it?!) Then I asked what I owed him and he said, "Ma'am, the story is good enough, but can I get a picture of you two?" Of course we obliged.
What an incredible gesture of kindness and generosity!! In this day and age I think we've become accustomed to expecting the worst from people. Isn't it nice to know that from 3-R Contracting you can expect the best?
I thank you, Lee and 3-R Contracting, from the bottom of my heart.
Sincerely,
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