1 Permit costs vary considerably, starting around $25-$75 but going up to several hundred dollars or more, depending on local rules and the size and nature of the project. 2  If hiring someone to do the demolition for you, get several estimates. Costs for debris removal vary dramatically from $50-$850 depending on the type and amount of waste material. 2  Do-it-yourself homeowners in Oregon paid $60 to dump the debris from their kitchen.
The refrigerator: how long will foods remain safe without power? Â· All foods: at least 4 hours, if the fridge is left unopened. Â· Discard after 4 hours without power: Meat, poultry, fish, milk, eggs, cooked leftovers, soft cheeses, deli cold cuts/salads and other perishable foods. Approximately 48 hours, if the freezer is full. Â· Approximately 24 hours, if the freezer is half-full. Keep the freezer door closed as much as possible to maintain its cold temperature.
Answer: For freezer food to be safe to eat after a power outage or when a freezer has ceased to work, depends on how long it has been defrosted and whether it has reached room temperature levels. 1  Foods can only safely be kept at warmer than 40 degrees Fahrenheit for a couple of hours. Any longer than that and foods should be discarded. When the power goes out, the first thing you should do is inquire from your local hydro utility as to how long they expect the power to be out.