Very good news.

 

Awesome. What's the word for the contents???

 

I am still writing up an inventory of the personal property that was lost in the fire. The structure and the personal property are paid out of separate coffers (but still part of the same claim). As of this point, I am done with sifting through the debris trying to find tools and equipment. Now I just need to submit an inventory list - item, p/n, date of purchase, cost prior to tax, etc. Biggest homework assignment I have ever had. I will probably take another month or two to finish it.

 

This is the current collection of hand tools, equipment, and whatnot that requires inventorying. The (5) five gallon buckets, and the 55 gallon trash can are filled with tools as well as the two tables.

 

Some of those don't exactly look 'identifiable'....

They make it difficult, hoping you will just say screw it, and not do it..... Be sure and read the fine print, and make sure you aren't running up against a deadline to submit that.....

For me, my tool collection has accumulated over the course of 50 years or so..... there is no way I could provide that information for all of my tools.... I most certainly don't recall how much I spent on a 200 piece socket set back in 1980........

 

No kidding. A lot of my equipment receipts were... in the desk inside the shop. Just trying to sort through the debris to find this stuff was a nightmare.

 

Demolition starts at 7 am tomorrow morning, I will be so happy to have this mess finally out of my backyard.

 

And the building is gone!

 

Did they take the pile of scrap that was beside the building as well?

 

They took all of the scrap piles, and even loaded my baja remains on my trailer for me.