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[james]

I recently had my roof moss cleaned by Hal Bennett Window, Gutter & Roof Cleaning and they did a solid job. Fair pricing and very professional. Might be worth giving them a call if you’re still looking.

[Seriously?]

I will never give my money to a business that disrespects their employees by not paying them. I’m surprised they found someone who would lease to them after they were evicted from their previous location for failure to pay rent. Are you seeing a pattern here?

[Kb88]

Oof this is a tough one. Before you mentioned the seasonal aspect, i was going to mention the pea patch library readings in the summer on Delridge.

When my kiddo was closer to your kiddo’s age, I searched for swim lessons because that is an important safety skill and tires them out. I found a woman giving affordable lessons at the Evergreen pool in Burien.

We usually also shared a meal once a week with another parent of a young child because it was easier to parent two kids together than one alone. We’d alternate houses and make pasta usually.

The gym that ended up working for that stage was the Y (in the junction). My kid LOVES the kid zone and the hours are consistent. He’s still excited to go.

[jBaugh]

Hi tinamarie8892; following up on your post about the Chromebook I described. I did not pick it up and do not have it. I described it as found on ground on the SE corner of 39th Avenue SW and SW Southern on 9/12/25. You could go to that location to see if it might still be there.

[DaveB]

Have you checked with the WS tool library? I’m not sure if they do that, but they seem like the kind of folks who, if they don’t, would know someone who did.

[SESE]

Our furnace died unexpectedly two weeks ago, and we called Greenwood in a bit of a panic. They were great. Techs arrived the day we called; because we were “no heat” clients, we were bumped to the top of the list for services. Within hours, they had provided four space heaters to get us through the weekend, and on Monday a crew arrived to install a new heat pump. By Tuesday, the process was complete. The techs were not only very professional, they were friendly and very courteous. Five stars plus to Greenwood.

[jared567]

Loud boom! I’m by PPC. Sounded like a firework? Or maybe a blown transformer?

[DelridgeCottage]

Hello,
I’m the mother of a 2 1/2 year old and finding it incredibly frustrating how few low cost or free activities exist for us to participate in after I get off work in the evenings. It seems every parent activity in our area is designed for stay-at-home parents (generally moms). We’ve done everything I can think of – joined the West Seattle Health Club, go to The Little Gym but it shouldn’t require us to pay over a hundred dollars a month for every activity our child participates in, not to mention the inflexibility of time associated with these small windows of availability. Have others found other things to do with their kids in the evenings during these long dark months? Thank you!

[ErikaD]

Update 11-22: I received quite a few responses and am currently reviewing and responding at this time. Thank you!

I am a 40 something female recovering from an injury in Admiral District. I need help with some light housekeeping, meal prep, and would love someone to chat with. I do not need help with any personal or medical needs. I am looking for someone (female) who is compassionate, personable, and can help with light tasks and would enjoy sitting down for a round of cards or a board game.

5-7 days a week (1 month minimum)

Hours: 2 hours a day, late morning or early afternoon, for example 11-1

Looking for immediate start

Please email for more info:
ecd051982@gmail.com

• This topic was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by WSB.
• This topic was modified 1 month ago by ErikaD.

[andrewedmond]

(since last weekend we’ve reloaded the Garage with a bunch of new stuff from the house – more kitchen stuff, Christmas Decorations, more household stuff, and price reduced a lot of stuff!)

This garage sale will be in our, well, garage, so we are on rain or shine! Tons of $1, $2, $5 household items (literally hundreds of miscellaneous things). Kitchen machines (fancy coffee grinder, KitchenAid soda stream, pasta machine, etc), tools, and very nice clothes selection (Men’s Medium, Women’s Medium/Small), Books, electronics, halloween decorations, Thanksgiving decorations/plates/wreathes, Christmas decor (including artificial tree). Weber BBQ, golf mat and net, Blackstone Griddle. Gardening stuff (limited). Golf gear. Skiing stuff. Glass carboys, throw blankets, so much more…. see you soon!

7722 Fauntleroy Way SW – come through the side gate – garage is detached and side door will be open!

Starting at 8am.

[cjboffoli]

I’m looking for someone with (micro) soldering skills who might be able to remove a broken part from a small PCB (from a vintage iPod) and solder on a replacement part (which I have). I’ve inquired at a few local electronics repair places but their quotes exceed the cost of a new circuit board. But I’d hate to let this fairly rare, out of production board go to waste though I simply don’t have the equipment or skills to make the repair. So I just thought I’d throw this up here as I know that West Seattle is chock full of skilled people. Thanks in advance.

[WSB]

Posting for a reader:

Found on the west Seattle bridge trail Tuesday morning on my commute. \\ Yours? westseattleblog@gmail.com and we’ll connect you.

[e-p-wsb]

Used Snap-on Tools For Sale

Retired and no longer need tools. The entire collection is presented in 3 sets. Take all 3 sets of tools for $400. Serious buyers only, please.

Set #1 – 17 pieces $150 OBO
• ½” Drive Rachet
• 7/16 through 1” Shallow Sockets
• 15” and 5” Extensions
• 17” Breaker Bar
• All 17 pieces are Snap-on

Set #2 – 51 pieces $250 OBO
• 3/8” Drive Rachet
• Deep and Shallow Sockets
• Extensions and Hex Sockets
• Note: all but 5 pieces of 51 are Snap-on

Set #3 – Various Combo Wrenches: 40 pieces $100 OBO
• Snap-on, Craftsman, Gear Wrench

[AdmiralElectric]

Admiral Electric LLC is a trusted Electrical Contractor based in West Seattle. We specialize in Knob and Tube rewires, old switchgear and service replacements, and high end remodel projects. Our team has the expertise to complete projects for both new and old homes. Whether collaborating with local general contractors or troubleshooting a faulty breaker, Admiral Electric LLC is dedicated to providing high-quality electrical solutions.

Role Description

This is a full-time on-site role located in Seattle, WA, for an Electrician, either 01 or 02. Admiral Electric is hiring several positions, both Commercial (01) and Residential (02) Electricians. Most of our company focuses on knob and tube rewires and working on older West Seattle Homes, so either residential or commercial more than 75% of our work is residential currently. This job expects you to be able to work independently or with an apprentice installing, performing maintenance, and repairing electrical systems. Day-to-day tasks include troubleshooting electrical issues, ensuring all work complies with local and national electrical codes, and collaborating with other team members to complete projects. The role also requires the ability to work with various types of electrical systems found in residential and commercial settings. We are a small company and all employees will interact with customers, inspectors, and general contractors to an extent, so we are looking for a professional individual who takes pride in their work and can learn to work on projects large and small.

Familiarity with knob and tube is a plus, as is general construction experience.

Our projects are primarily in West Seattle so we are looking to hire local – we also are taking on some larger commercial projects in Mercer Island.

Instruction in knob and tube rewires, service calls, electrical code, and general electrical practices

We are looking for a reliable professional who takes pride in their work and is committed to delivering high-quality results. If you possess the required skills and experience, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity.

If you have any questions, or to apply, please contact Blair Anson
blair@admiral-electric.com

[AdmiralElectric]

This position has been filled. Thank you to all applicants, and we will keep you in mind for future hiring rounds.
Admiral Electric

[terriola]

Thank you–duct tape is a good idea…not sure it will work as the bumper is tough to pull out and over the lip of the engine compartment–where it’s held on. I’ll try fiddling with it again, but I may need a shop pro to even duct tape it and zip tie it. Alas, I love this old car, with a manual, runs great, and I cringe to think of the money to fix it up right, or god forbid, get another car. That’s life. One thing after another.

[terriola]

Thank you for replying–I’ll do that.

[aa]

Since you’re so close, go to Hans Auto Repair and ask them. Great guys who should be able to recommend someone.

[NeighborNat]

Thank you to everyone who expressed interest. We are no longer accepting resumes for this position.

[terriola]

Someone clipped my 2002 subaru outback and partially tore the front bumper off. It’s still attached on one side, but hanging over the headlight on the other side. Someone suggested I ziptie it on to get it to a body shop. I don’t need a perfect job done, just need to be able to drive it. Any recommendations for a reasonable body shop, or very handy people who might have an idea how to jury rig this? I’m off of 35th by the West Seattle Library…..thanks.

[CarDriver]

All correct. However, concerning #4 the city has said- verbally that if there are no other vehicles- or bicycles at or approaching the circle it’s fine to turn to the left of the circle.

[THENORTHADMIRAL]

Just trying to verify that I am following the rules of the road. I have seen people make contradicting comments here in the blog.

For traffic circles (rules of the road) is this correct?

1. Traffic circles are considered “circular intersections.”
RCW 46.04.118

2. Follow any STOP or YIELD signs at the circle.
RCW 46.61.190

3. If the circle has no control signs:

The first vehicle to arrive goes first.
RCW 46.61.180

If two vehicles arrive at the same time, the vehicle on the right has the right-of-way; the vehicle on the left yields.
RCW 46.61.180

4. Always drive to the right of the circle (counter-clockwise around the island).
RCW 46.61.135

[CarDriver]

Would be helpful to know what area this happened.

[Kb88]

If you happen to find several emergency/first aid supplies dumped, my truck was broken into last night. Hopefully the person uses the supplies (emergency blanket, narcan, alcohol wipes, tweezers, individually wrapped OTC medicines, child’s bandaid tin, EpiPen, liquid Benadryl, etc).

If it’s dumped and you find it, would you please comment and I’ll reach out. I’ll replace everything in a couple days anyway. I can’t be out and about with a kiddo without first aid supplies.

Also if you are missing a large castle shaped cake tin, it was left in my truck.

[andrewedmond]

This garage sale will be in our, well, garage, so we are on rain or shine! Tons of $1, $2, $5 household items (literally hundreds of miscellaneous things). Kitchen machines (fancy coffee grinder, KitchenAid sodo stream, pasta machine, etc), tools, and very nice clothes selection (Men’s Medium, Women’s Medium/Small), Books, electronics, halloween decorations, Thanksgiving decorations/plates/wreathes, Christmas decor (including artificial tree). Weber BBQ, golf mat and net, Blackstone Griddle. Gardening stuff (limited). Golf gear and clubs. Skiing stuff. Glass carboys, mason jars, throw blankets, dutch oven, so much more…. see you soon!

7722 Fauntleroy Way SW – come through the side gate – garage is detached and side door will be open!

Starting at 8am.