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Tim: Okay, really quickly before I got off the air, I got areally neat email from Barb, who delivers the paper everymorning. Barb, I sure hope you're still out there. She saysshe's `wondering if the plaster on the walls is the realstuff in my house with lath strips behind it. The walls arefalling apart and […]
Tim: Let's go back to the phones. Once again if you justhappened to tune in, I'm Tim Carter. This is WGRR. It's theAsk The Builder Show. Coming up in just 13 minutes we've gotDenny McKewen, but right now though it's time to ask thebuilder. Paul, what's your question today? Hello, Paul. Paul: Yes, Tim. Thanks […]
Tim: Let's go to the phones once again. Billie, it's TimCarter. Thanks for calling Ask The Builder. How are youtoday? Billie: Hi. How are you? Tim: Doing pretty good! Billie: Good! I had emailed you about my front stoop. I'min Pittsburgh. Tim: Yes. Billie: I read the article you told me to read about,putting slate […]
Tim: Hello, Don. I'm sorry. I was just glancing atAnnetta's writing and it's definitely and `n.' It's great tohave you on the show, Don. Don: Hi, Tim. Okay. I've got a chimney cap. I've got asmall crack across it and I siliconed that. Is thereanything else to seal that better? Tim: Yeah. There's a really […]
Tim: Travis and I were just talking off the air, and Annetta, the three of us. We can't talk to Carey because she's behind two layers of glass in the newsroom, but anyway, she might be hearing it. So, we were talking alittle bit about The Mansion and all at once Travis askedme, `Gosh, has […]
Tim: We're going to go to the phones now and we're going to talk to James. Good morning, James. It's Tim Carter. It's a pleasure to have you on WGRR, Oldies 103.5. Hi, James. James: Hi Tim. How are you doing? Tim: I'm doing great this morning, I tell you right now! I couldn't be […]
Tim: Good morning! Welcome to the Ask The Builder Show here on WGRR. It's great to be here. It's great to have you with me as well. We've got a full team today. Annetta: Yep. Tim: (laugh) We've got Annetta. Annetta: Good morning. Tim: We've got Travis. Annetta: Uh-huh. Tim: We've got Carey. Annetta: Yeah. […]
Can you believe today was Annetta's last day? It was a very busy phone day with calls about toilet rough-ins, suspended ceiling clearances, snow in roof vents, garage conversion and much more.
A raised floor system versus a slab on grade home may cost a little more but that is nothing compared to the benefits of building with raised access floors. Concrete slab homes do not have the curb appeal that a raised floor system does. You may find that you pay less for insurance if you live in a flood plain.
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