Her site features a great overview of the movement to save the house. http://www.modernphoenix.net/index.htm

Phoenix is full of people representing themselves as contractors when what they are are individuals looking for their next paycheck. Some of them have contractor licenses, some don't. Sometimes things work out, sometimes they don't with their work.

I am not saying that any of these workers mean to fall short. The reality is that our industry has a very high failure rate. The failure rate has nothing to do with ability to do good work. It is all about business knowledge.

Most quality craftsmen who don't charge enough will ultimately find themselves behind the eight ball and fail. One of the most repeated horror stories about our industry is about the "contractor" who takes money and disappears.

Most of these "contractors" were good men or women who felt that as long as they have work they are doing well, and doing right by their customers. Most of them were working steady the day they ran out of money in the middle of multiple homeowners projects.

Most homeowners who loose out in this situation think the "contractor" was crooked, the truth is that they were great craftsmen and poor businessmen.

My word of warning is to be ware of the great price!

As far as kids in the tub,I think you may be better off with a curtin untill they get bigger.

Thanks for your questions.