Contractor Guys

 Greg Powell and Gary “The Caveman” Crovo are bringing the chill and the laughs with guests Jim Fairbanks from Air American and Charlie of Charlie’s Interior Design. From the first note of the Finn Brothers’ Only Talking Sense to the last zinger, expect a whirlwind of witty banter, insider tips, and surprisingly cool wisdom for anyone who owns an air conditioner. 

Originally aired, July 11, 1996

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Greg Powell and Gary “The Caveman” Crovo are back with another laid-back, open-mic episode, just the two of them, plenty of laughs, and straight talk. Greg fields air conditioning calls, sharing practical tips and maintenance hacks while trading stories with some colorful, unexpected callers. Add in classic Roger Miller tracks throughout, and you’ve got the perfect mix of insight and entertainment. This is the Contractor Guys at their best, don’t miss it!

Originally aired on June 21, 1996

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 On this episode of Contractor Guys, Greg Powell and Kurt Palmer of Kurt Palmer Plumbing bring their trademark banter, revisiting Super Bowl XXIX and the unforgettable bet that has Barry McKeever paying up by standing on a street corner in a dress. Along the way, they take live call-in questions on plumbing and dive into a lively discussion of local high school sports, making for an episode that is equal parts fun and information. 

Originally aired on: February 3, 1995

Link to highlights of Superbowl XXIX - San Francisco 49ers vs. San Diego Chargers

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This week, Greg Powell and Gary ‘The Caveman’ Crovo plug in with Electrician Dave Neal for a bright and lively episode. From how many Christmas lights you can safely string together to some laugh-out-loud banter, you’ll get practical tips with a festive twist. It’s part fun, part safety lesson, tune in and light up your holiday, it's never to early to think about Christmas! 

Originally aired on December 4, 1996

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 Greg Powell and Gary “The Caveman” Crovo are turning up the fun with guests John Hayes from Hayes Plumbing and Charlie from Charlie's Interior Design. From sharp insights to laugh-out-loud moments, this crew keeps the mics hot. Throw in some off-the-wall call-in questions and nonstop banter, and you’ve got one wild episode you don’t want to miss. 

Originally aired on January 3, 1996

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 All conversations between the hosts and guests are meant to be lighthearted and entertaining as well as informative. Some information presented as fact may have changed since the time of recording. The Contractor Guys, KBET Radio, and anyone involved with this program are not responsible for any details that may now be outdated. 

Greg Powell and Gary “The Caveman” Crovo are back in another no-frills, open-mic episode… just the two of them, plenty of laughs, and real talk. From air conditioning tips and maintenance hacks to quirky and unexpected caller stories, nothing is off-limits. They’ll even spin some tunes from obscure country and western artist you’ve probably never heard, plus a little classic groove sprinkled in. 

It’s informative, it’s entertaining, and it’s the Contractor Guys at their absolute best. Don’t miss it! 

Originally aired on April 25, 1996 

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Greg Powell and Gary “The Caveman” Crovo are flying solo in this open-mic episode… no special guest, just plenty of laughs and real talk.  From plumbing and air conditioning to unexpected (and hilarious) call-ins, nothing’s off the table. Oh, and there’s a little ZZ Top groove in the mix! 

It’s fun, it’s informative, and it’s the Contractor Guys at their best. Don’t miss it! 

Originally aired on June 6, 1996, this episode of The Contractor Guys is a classic

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Greg Powell and Gary “The Caveman” Crovo are joined by roofing expert Steve Decker for an episode that’s both entertaining and educational. Steve shares his roofing know-how while Greg and Gary add their usual offbeat insights. It’s a lively discussion full of laughs and solid roofing advice… don’t miss it!

Originally aired on January 22, 1997

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 Greg and Gary are back with a special guest, Ruben Barrara, Building & Safety Inspector for the City of Santa Clarita. In this episode, The Contractor Guys dive into Santa Clarita’s latest building expansion and clear up common questions about when a permit is required and when it’s not. It’s an insightful and still-relevant conversation about safety inspections, building codes, and what every property owner should know. Don’t miss it! 

Originally aired in July, 1997

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Greg Powell and Gary “The Caveman” Crovo welcome a special guest, Mike "Mr. Rooter" Parker, for a lively episode all about plumbing, yes, all things plumbing! Get ready to laugh as the Cool Cats bring their signature jazzy flair to the conversation. It’s a fun-filled, yet informative ride you won’t want to miss.

Originally aired on May 21, 1997, this episode of The Contractor Guys is a classic

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