In this issue, traveling to Savannah, GA, my custom console, high water bills (not from leaks, but a cat), tip of the week, lead paint article follow up, a new web site RoomtoYou.com, deck cleaning myths and the Q & A of the week.
In this Newsletter, the lake is frozen, my checklists are now Contractor Hiring Guides & Checklists, tip of the week, get a personalized room design for the cost of a couch, Powermatic sweepstakes, the US Government and your home, video of the week and the featured question and answer of the week.
Traditional sink p-traps are time tested and they plain simply work. Mechanical p-trap substitutes are subject to failure. If the membrane doesn't close completely, sewer gas or small rodents could enter into your home.
In this newsletter, a pickle antennae, looking for a new hat, tip on making steps, online access to building codes, ground heater video, paving contractors help, road trip and meet-ups on the east coast, my first Kindle Book and a question on repairing a concrete foundation.
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Framing nail guns can make your job go faster, but treat the nail gun with respect. Impulse nailguns are easier to use then the nail guns that require air compressors. You will need to determine which framing nail gun is proper for your projects.
In this newsletter, working the ham radio for the dogs, Veronica Hill wins on YouTube, ladder safety tip, new video on radiant floor heating transfer plates, bathroom remodeling course update, more how-to course, new eBook on building the new dream home and the question of the week on Cupola tips.
Tim Carter discusses new radiant floor heating technology - Transfer Plates.
Tim Carter discusses the change order process and why they should be avoided.
A crack in a concrete foundation can be a sign of serious structural issues, problems with the soil, or just a minor concrete crack. Hiring an structural engineer could actually save you money in the long run.
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