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John Diaz
18 Jan 2008, 17:54
Hello Tim, about ten years ago their was an LA Times writer that wrote a
book about internet startups and one of the people she featured was a
builder that had a site similar to yours. Was it you and if it was do you
know the name of that book or the write. I am interested in finding the
book to give to a friend. I hope this is no bother to you. I look forward
to hearing back either way.
AsktheBuilder
19 Jan 2008, 05:20
John,
I believe I know the book: StrikingitRich.com. It was written by Ms. Jaclyn
Easton. She is based in LA and her bio says she was a columnist for the LA
Times. I am very proud to say AsktheBuilder.com was the *first* chapter in
this NY Times bestseller book! My guess is you can find copies in used
bookstores via amazon.com.
RJ Licata
24 Jan 2008, 09:24
Hi Tim, thanks for visiting SiteRoast.com. I'm glad you liked our review of
your site and I encourage you to come back and visit again.
If you happened to look around at all, I'm sure you saw that SiteRoast is
still very much a work in progress, but I'm confident you'll find it useful
as we're able to add more content.
For what it's worth, I think you'd be happy to hear your site was the
second site we selected to review.
Thanks for supporting SiteRoast.com and we hope to hear from you again!
Justin Vaillancourt
24 Jan 2008, 18:58
Wow what a great site I made my first wood ladder at 10 to clim on the roof
just for fun now I am 30 and still love construction. Keep going man and
thank's for the great tips.
Justin
Daniela
10 Mar 2008, 16:42
I was curious as to if you have upcoming events listed on your web site?
Also, are you willing to post others events on your site?
AsktheBuilder
13 Mar 2008, 14:45
Daniela,
This site is not a news site.
Tammy
01 Apr 2008, 19:59
I have very little hot water pressure. I assume there is a clog in the gas
water heater. How do I eliminate the obstuction?
AsktheBuilder
04 Apr 2008, 14:55
Tammy,
I doubt the problem is in the heater. Please go read all of my past Water
Pressure columns. There are quite a few. Be sure to read all of the
comments at each column.
Howard Lewis
02 Jun 2008, 10:35
I have some book shelves to be put on the wall. The uprights for the
shelves are about 39 inches apart. Our studs are 16 inches on center. The
walls are plaster. What is the best way to put these shelves on the wall
so that they are supported by the studs.
Ila Cortinas
02 Jun 2008, 19:11
I am getting ready to remodel. Which do we do first? The walls and ceilings
are all going to be painted.New flooring will also be put in with new shoe
molding.
David Thetford
16 Jun 2008, 21:22
Hi, Tim,
I live in a 97 year old house. I have good water pressure everwhere except
in the kitchen. For some reason, the water is very low pressure there.
What could be the cause(s) and what can I do about them? Thanks
Edward Cistolo
11 Jul 2008, 13:18
Tim:
Just purchased an aeromatic cedar picnic table/benches. They seem to have
had a sealer applied upon completion. The absorbtion of the sealer is
spotty. Should a lightly sand and apply linseed oil? Or shall I say, what,
if anything should I do?
Does aeromatic cedar absorb differntly than other woods?
cyndi
31 Jul 2008, 22:05
i have low water pressure in one of my tubs...when you turn on the hot
water it comes out but when you turn on the cold water additional water
does not flow the total is fairly weak..what could be causing this..its
this furtherest spot from the area where the water enters the house..the
sink in this bathroom is fine..help
Palmetto Roof
13 Aug 2008, 19:50
Don't teach the home owners to put a pressure washer on there roofs! Roof
cleaning can be done with a water hose! Its soft wash roof cleaning! We do
it everyday. Pressure washers damage roofs and don't get them very clean!
www.palmettoroofrestoration.com
Roger
15 Aug 2008, 07:53
Tim touches on the possible damage of using a pressure washer on a roof in
his video on YouTube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MiGrLcS-gE
A lot of the comments with the video explain his concerns and
recommendations about using a power washer.
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