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[slimjim]

I would like to announce our new website and EMail address for any of you that are interested, in the past we have relied on corporate or outside help with our little operation, things are changing, we are now completely on our own! We will be promoting products that we choose and think are good for our customers, there will be no ties to any corporate office. What does this mean to you the end user, it means that if you trust in us, our number one goal will be to give you the best bang for your buck as well as a system that makes sense for you.
 What does this move mean to us? It gives us some real leverage to broker the best deal we can with the manufacturers that we deal with, this would include new ideas for the market, features and benefits that customers want to see in a product line and yes it also will give us some leverage for factory warranty issues. We are certainly not a large corporation but in this poor market for wood boilers, our reputation and ability to service / install has allowed us to expand when most dealers are closing the doors.
There are those manufacturers who think it easier to reign in a new customer or dealer than to take good care of the one they already have, by going out on our own with no corporate ties we can much more easily take care of the customer we already have and that customer will provide our next sale / install.
There is still a lot of work yet to do on the website but I would like to invite all of you to check it out, make suggestions on what you would like to see etc. as with our Facebook page our website pops right up at
Mainly Custom
Our new EMail is
service@mainlycustom.com
I hope to see you all there.

[FrozenMongrel]

Glad to see things coming together for this.

[slimjim]

It will be a pretty long process but I think worthwhile in the long run, Thanks!

[BIG AL]

You do realize that a website isn't something that a spider built in the shop right Slim? 

[slimjim]

HaHa, Thanks for the early AM out loud laugh Al! Yes I understand that the guy with the dirty hands should not be the guy building it! How is the search going for a new farm? I actually delivered a stove to a guy in southern NH last week and thought of you, he has about 600 acres of farm and land for sale!

[mlappin]

, he has about 600 acres of farm and land for sale!

Out of curiosity whats farm land sell for out there?

We have an aging landlady that would love to sell us her 200 acres and house/buildings, my change bucket isn’t near full enough to come up with a million and a half for it, then another 400K for irrigation pivots and a well.

[slimjim]

He was looking for about $1000 per acre!

[mlappin]

He was looking for about $1000 per acre!

Huh? Thats about a 1/6th of what it sells for here.

[slimjim]

I think our farmland and yours differ considerably, ours more times than not are partial tree farms as well as food.

[BIG AL]

Hey you're welcome. Um looking for a new house around here is a joke. I have about zero use for real estate agents as they are starting to find out . I thought layers were useless , well I have found their match. We are once again trying to buy the house we are in for a more realistic price. Ever try and buy something from someone from Maine? Not the easiest thing to do , but we are relentless and maybe we will come out on top.

[slimjim]

Hey wait a minute, I resemble that remark about people from Maine, oh that's right you bought your stove from Ed didn't you! It must have been his extreme knowledge of the product line, service and understanding

[BIG AL]

It certainly wasn't his website  oh wait he doesn't have one. I tried to buy a tractor in Maine that had been there so long it had sunk about a foot in the ground. The farmer told me that he couldn't sell it because he was planning on using it some time. Bet it's still there.

[MattyNH]

HaHa, Thanks for the early AM out loud laugh Al! Yes I understand that the guy with the dirty hands should not be the guy building it! How is the search going for a new farm? I actually delivered a stove to a guy in southern NH last week and thought of you, he has about 600 acres of farm and land for sale!

That 600 acres of land, gotta be awesome land..Id love to own acreage like that..

[mlappin]

I think our farmland and yours differ considerably, ours more times than not are partial tree farms as well as food.

Could very well be, my favorite field is a half mile wide and three quarters of a mile long, you really get something done when planting that one.