Sewer Gas Smell Vent Pipe Video

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roof vent flashing

Sewer Gas Smell | Sewer gas can be sucked from a rooftop vent pipe like this when the wind blows across it. If you decide to vent your bath exhaust through the roof using solid PVC pipe, be sure to use a high-quality vent pipe flashing like this one to prevent leaks. Photo Credit: Tim Carter 2021

Sewer Gas Smell Vent Pipe - Odor Source

Sewer gas smell can be pulled from a rooftop plumbing vent pipe as the wind blows across it. This is known as the venturi effect and you should have been introduced to this law of physics in high school. That said, you could have been sick that day it was talked about in class!

If you need plumbing consulting, I can do it for you. I've been a master plumber since age 29 and can help you solve your sewer gas problems.

You can also get sewer gas smell from a septic tank cleaning procedure.


Tim Carter shows a clever way to stop odors from exiting a plumbing vent pipe on a roof.

Clean Undermount Sink Caulk

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Clean Undermount Sink Caulk | This caulk used to be white, but now it's black with mold. Harsh chemicals can hurt the sink or you. It might be better to use a caulk remover and start over. Copyright 2020 Tim Carter

Clean Undermount Sink Caulk - Replacing It Might Be Better

You can clean undermount sink caulk using certified organic Stain Solver oxygen bleach, but it's going to take some effort and patience.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Do NOT use chlorine bleach for this job if you have a stainless-steel sink! CLICK or TAP HERE to understand why.

What is Stain Solver and How Do I Use It?

Oxygen Bleach

Stain Solver is MADE in the USA with USA ingredients that are food-grade quality. CLICK THE IMAGE to order some NOW.

Stain Solver is a certified organic powder made in the USA with USA ingredients.  You mix with hot or warm water. CLICK or TAP HERE for the full use instructions.

Once dissolved, you put it in a spray bottle and spritz the caulk or moldy surface. You need to keep the caulk WET with the solution for about 30 minutes. Every ten minutes or so use a stiff brush to scrub the moldy and dirty caulk. Spray on more of the Stain Solver solution after scrubbing.

CLICK or TAP HERE to get FREE BIDS from local handymen who can do this job for you.

How Can I Replace the Caulk?

The secret is to use a caulk softener or remover to make it easy to scrape out the dirty and moldy caulk. You may discover it's faster to simply remove the nasty caulk and start over. You only have to remove the caulk 1/4-inch deep.

Here are some products you should consider using:

DAP Caulk Remover:

clean undermount sink caulk

This product works. Be sure to read the label if you have silicone caulk. This one only works on non-silicone caulks. CLICK or TAP HERE to have this in your hands in just two days or less.

Goo Gone Caulk Remover:

clean undermount sink caulk

The label says it removes silicone caulk too. Test it and see. CLICK or TAP HERE to have this in your home in hours.

CLICK or TAP HERE to get FREE BIDS from local handymen who can do this job for you.

March 22, 2020 AsktheBuilder Newsletter

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Are you a brand-new subscriber? I’m so glad you’re here. Welcome! Until the COVID-19 crisis is contained, you’ll be receiving more frequent and shorter newsletters from me. I hope it’s a help. Speaking of help … Remember, other people need TP too. Share some of that TP you’re holding onto if you can.

Not new? Then you know I’m trying my best to help you take care of your home in these troubling times. Let’s get started.

Leo’s Drywall Repair Project

Leo took advantage of my Ask Tim page a few days ago. You can too! - Go ahead and ask for help. This is what Leo sent:

"I have drywall, mud, and tape in stock right now. I need to patch some drywall holes. I also have the drywall spatulas available. I just wanted a simple explanation as to how I properly patch the holes. Please help. It's my way to get through this COVID-19 nonsense. Thank you, in advance."
drywall repair

As you might expect, I’ve answered Leo’s questions in past columns and videos on my website. I suggest you CLICK or TAP the following links and get up to speed on how to accomplish minor drywall repairs and achieve PRO results:

How To Repair Nail Pops

PREVENT Drywall Blisters

Repair SMALLISH, Size 10, Drywall Holes

Repair a Door Knob

Do you have a loose doorknob that’s been driving you crazy?
Repair a Door KnobSome have hidden clips and retention pins that make it HARD to figure out how to get at the screws you need to tighten.

Please CLICK or TAP HERE and watch a very short video that will give you a few clues on how to solve this vexing problem.

Resurface Crappy Concrete or Stucco

You may live where it’s already slightly warm and there’s no freezing weather at night.

That’s the PERFECT weather to repair concrete, stucco, or concrete block. Waiting until it’s blistering hot is a mistake. Do the work now when it’s easier on you and the patching materials.

Concrete Repair

I urge you to check out the following past columns and videos to see how easy it is to repair flat concrete or vertical walls. You’ll also see how to fix concrete block that needs a stucco repair.

Simple DIY Concrete Resurfacing

Stucco Repair

Concrete Block Repair Videos - SCROLL DOWN

LIVE VIDEO REPORT

I'm a little sad to report that the LIVE video I recorded yesterday was fraught with issues. Not only did the live video start late, but there were all sorts of latency and buffering issues.

I wondered if the source was people overloading the Internet because they're at home during the COVID-19 crisis.

In any event, I'm going to re-record the video and upload it so you don't miss out on the information.

Thanks for your patience and understanding.

That’s quite enough for today.

CLICK or TAP HERE to ask me a question. I’ll be happy to help.

Tim Carter
Founder - www.AsktheBuilder.com
CLEAN AWAY GERMS - www.StainSolver.com
Emergency COMMS | 3.539 - www.W3ATB.com

Do It Right, Not Over!

P.S. Would you like to see a "HELL, NO! Not-on-my-house photo!"? I'm talking about a serious carpentry error that you may miss when it comes to building a deck. Please look at the photo at the top of the page and study it. Do you know exactly WHAT'S WRONG and how to prevent someone from dying? CLICK or TAP HERE to test the depth of your carpentry skills.

March 21, 2020 AsktheBuilder Live Broadcast Alert

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This is SUPER FAST.

It's just before 9 a.m. on Saturday, March 21, 2020.

I promised you a few days ago, I would be starting LIVE TV broadcasting.

My FIRST one is in TWO HOURS!

What: I'm going to talk about dishonest roofers and HOW to save thousands of dollars!

When: 11 a.m. Eastern Time - today - March 21, 2020

Where: CLICK or TAP HERE to see me. Just do it a minute before 11 a.m. ET

FAQ:

Do I have to have a YouTube account to watch you, Tim?

NO! Just click the above link and watch.

If I can't watch you LIVE, will the video be available for watching later?

YES! I'll share the finished video in the next newsletter.

Can I chat with you during the broadcast?

MAYBE! It depends if you have a YouTube account.

See you soon!

Tim Carter
Founder - www.AsktheBuilder.com

Roofing Bid Sheet

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CLICK and WATCH the video above! This column was featured in my March 24, 2020 AsktheBuilder Newsletter.

Roofing Bid Sheet - Be Prepared for Dishonest Roofers!

A roofing bid sheet is a document that allows you to discover a professional roofer. I created one 25 years ago that many still use each day! My customers love them. CLICK or TAP HERE to order and download it in seconds.

How Can You Spot a Dishonest Roofing Bid?

It's easy to spot a dishonest roofing bid. All you have to do is simple math before the salesman shows up at your house.

A friend of mine has a simple home here in New Hampshire that's 13 squares. A square is 100 square feet of roofing area. She called a company, a salesman came out, and he tried to twist her arm for two hours. The salesman gave her a very dishonest roofing bid sheet. Here's what it looked like:

roofing bid sheet

Roofing Bid Sheet | This is a VERY unprofessional and unethical roofing bid sheet. Look below at the second photo for the prices!

The original roofing bid sheet price was for $19,702.

That equals $1,515.53 per square. That's CRIMINAL in my opinion. It's STEALING.

How Do You Calculate What the Job Should Cost?

It's best to go step-by-step using the roofing bid sheet I provide. When you do, you identify all the costs.

I did some fast checking for my friend while she was on the phone.

The price of a lifetime architectural shingle at a home center is about $78 per square as of March, 2020. I did a fast material takeoff and the total cost for materials for her job is around $1,700 especially if she were to use the copper roof strips that extend the life of the new shingles by 30 or 40 years! Look below at that photo.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The copper strips you see below can be ADDED to an EXISTING ROOF to extend its life. You're buying the copper from me. It's the best out there. I only sell what I'd use on my home. When you place your order, email me and I'll send you a drawing of how to apply it to an existing roof.

The roofing company would only have five workers there for two days to do the job. The total labor cost for this is probably about $3,000 with all taxes, workman's comp, etc. fees included.

Here's the bottom half of the hand-written roofing bid sheet the unscrupulous salesman gave my friend:

roofing bid sheet

The lower price of $16,137.00 was offered if the company could put a sign in the front yard so they could SCREW other neighbors. They would set up financing so the monthly payment was $198 and all she had to do was write a check for $500 to get fleeced.

What Does a Real Roofing Bid Sheet Look Like?

A real roofing bid sheet looks professional. It contains many probing questions you MUST ASK the ROOFER so you know that you're job will be done right. The bid sheet should be an addendum to your contract so everything in the bid sheet the roofer MUST DO.

Here are a few pages from the roofing bid sheet I sell:

roofing bid sheet

This is the cover to my AsktheBuilder.com roofing bid sheet. CLICK the image to order and download it now.

roofing bid sheet

This is the intro to the roofing bid sheet. I provide you with FOUR important videos showing you how to find the BEST ROOFER in your town. CLICK or TAP the image to order and download the bid sheet now.

roofing bid sheet

This is page on of SEVERAL questions the roofer MUST ANSWER. Wait until you see all the questions! You'll feel so safe talking with a salesman! CLICK or TAP the image to order and download the roofing bid sheet.

roofing bid sheet

Here's a list of SOME of the Items needed to do your roof job. CLICK or TAP the image to order and download the ENTIRE LIST.

How Can I get My New Asphalt Shingles to LAST for 30 or 40 Years?

Simple. All you have to do is install thin copper strips at the top of your roof like you see in the photo. CLICK or TAP HERE to order the copper. I explain in my Roofing Ripoff expose' book how I discovered copper extends the life of asphalt shingles.

copper roof strip

I was the first person in the world to identify that copper prevents the oxidation of asphalt molecules on asphalt shingles. See how easy it is to install this copper in a new-roof installation? CLICK the photo or TAP HERE to order the copper strips.

roofing ripoff

Here's my Roofing Ripoff book. It's an easy one-hour read. You'll save $5,000 reading it. GUARANTEED.

March 19, 2020 AsktheBuilder Newsletter

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Are you new here? Welcome! Because of the COVID-19 emergency, my newsletters will be more frequent and shorter to HELP save you time and money while you may be housebound.

BTW, How can I help you? WHAT questions do you have? CLICK or TAP HERE and ASK ME.

You may have been here for as long as twenty-four years. Can you believe I've been creating newsletters that long? You ask, "Tim, where in the HECK are all your past newsletters?"

Easy! CLICK or TAP HERE to go back in time, in months and even years, to see all past newsletters!

William's Beadboard Ceiling

William, from Cincinnati, Ohio - the land of food prizes such as Skyline Chili and Aglamesis dark chocolate pecandes, responded to my offer for help.

He wanted to know how to restore this beadboard porch ceiling:

paint beadboard ceiling

Do you know the exact steps I'd use? Are you positive?

CLICK or TAP HERE to see how to make that beadboard ceiling look new.

You'll also discover what I'd NEVER EVER do!!!

DISHONEST Roofing Bid - MUST SEE THIS!

Please look at this:

roofing bid sheet

Have you received quotes that look like this?

How do you know if the price you're being quoted is FAIR?

I BEG YOU to please CLICK or TAP HERE to see how my friend Aleda almost got taken to the cleaners.

She's now going to use my Roofing Bid Sheet to make sure she gets a fair quote.

Next Issue - DIY Drywall Patching and Finishing

Leo, who lives in New Jersey, also responded to my offer to help you as we work our way through the COVID crisis. Here's what he wrote:

"I have drywall, mud, and tape in stock right now. I need to patch some drywall holes. I also have the drywall spatulas available. I just wanted a simple explanation as to how I properly patch the holes. Please help. It's my way to get through this COVID-19 nonsense. Thank you, in advance."

This Sunday, I'll have a wonderful set of columns and videos showing you exactly how to do what Leo's about to tackle.

Stay calm!

Tim Carter
Founder - www.AsktheBuilder.com
WASH AWAY GERMS - www.StainSolver.com
Emergency COMMS - 3.539 - www.W3ATB.com

Do It Right, Not Over!

P.S. I want to thank you for praying for my friend a few days ago. She got back fantastic news on Tuesday afternoon and many of us are celebrating. Thank you so much for praying for her.

Paint Beadboard Ceiling

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Paint beadboard ceiling | This ceiling needs new paint, but the old needs to come off first - or at least all the old loose paint. This is William's beadboard ceiling as featured in the March 19, 2020 AsktheBuilder Newsletter.

Paint Beadboard Ceiling

The recessed grooves in beadboard make painting it a not-so-fun project. Painting overhead is also problematic because the paint wants to fall in your face and on your arms. Bill, who lives in Cincinnati, Ohio, asked me to create this column.

What are the First Steps to Paint Beadboard Ceiling?

The first step is to scrape off all loose paint. Paint is nothing more than colored glue. Please read my past column about Adhesive Chain to understand why it's so important to get rid of every piece of loose paint.

CLICK or TAP HERE to get FREE BIDS from local painters if you don't want to paint your beadboard.

Should I Clean the Beadboard?

Yes, you need to clean the beadboard ceiling before painting it. Remember, paint is just glue with color and it sticks best to perfectly clean surfaces.

What Would You Use to Clean the Beadboard?

I've had the best results cleaning exterior painted surfaces using certified organic Stain Solver oxygen bleach mixed with a little bit of liquid dish soap. CLICK or TAP HERE to discover how to mix up the Stain Solver.

Oxygen Bleach

Stain Solver is MADE in the USA with USA ingredients that are food-grade quality. CLICK THE IMAGE to order some NOW.

Should I Use a Pressure Washer to Clean the Beadboard?

No. A pressure washer can damage the soft spring wood of the beadboard. It also can drive water deep between the grooves and get the beadboard wet on the backside causing more paint to peel.

Watch this video about how pressure washers damage wood decks and railings. The machine WILL DAMAGE your beadboard if you get the wand too close to the wood:

What is the Best Paint to Use?

The best paint you can use is one that has a urethane resin or glue component. Urethane is extremely sticky. Here's a great urethane paint. It's so durable it's meant to be walked on! It's urethane porch paint!

urethane porch paint

Here's a great urethane-fortified paint. That's why on the label it says it's for porches and floors! It's tough enough to walk on! CLICK THE IMAGE NOW TO ORDER IT.

March 17, 2020 AsktheBuilder Emergency Alert

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Your life may be turned upside down right now because of the COVID-19 Pandemic.

I've got several things for you. ALL are important.

1. I'm going to INCREASE the frequency of these newsletters to help you with your home as we navigate this crisis. The blasts will be SHORTER and easier to consume. How can I HELP YOU? CLICK or TAP HERE and tell me.

2. I started testing yesterday LIVE YouTube video streaming to help you. I've got one more test to do this afternoon, and then I'm going to start to do one-hour LIVE video streaming sessions where you can send in your question about your home and I will answer it LIVE.

You can even CHAT with me LIVE during these sessions. It's very cool.

The videos will be recorded and you can watch them LATER, if you can't tune in LIVE. If you want me to answer your question, it would help me if you send in a PHOTO(S).

Use my Ask Tim page to do this and say in your question you'd like me to use it for my LIVE YouTube feed. CLICK or TAP HERE now to send in your question and photo(s).

3. Toilet Paper SHORTAGE: You may not have TP. If you're using paper towels, flushable wipes, etc. DO NOT FLUSH THESE down your toilet. You can clog your building drain and it could cost you HUNDREDS of dollars to fix.

WATCH my Flushable Wipes video to understand WHY you should never ever do this!! I tell you at the END OF THE VIDEO how to get rid of the soiled things.

BTW, damp 1/2 sheets of paper towels make for a FANTASTIC TP substitute.
Flushable Wipes Test Video

Finally, HOW can I help you get through this crisis? What are you most worried about with respect to your home?

I want to hear from you. Go to my Ask Tim page and send me a note.

I may reach out to you tomorrow to alert you to the first LIVE YouTube broadcast. If you have your own YouTube account, you can get an INSTANT message that I'm broadcasting live.

First, go to my YouTube channel and SUBSCRIBE. Then in your settings hunt around for how to get NOTIFICATIONS when a new or LIVE video has been posted.

That's enough for today.

It's time we ALL help each other. Did you buy a three-month supply of TP paper? If so, take 15 rolls and go around your neighborhood and give one roll to each neighbor. Believe me, you'll feel FANTASTIC after doing this.

Tim Carter
Founder - www.AsktheBuilder.com
Certified CLEANER - www.StainSolver.com
Emergency Comms 3.539 - www.W3ATB.com

Do It Right, Not Over!

P.S. I'm serious when I say to go out and share some of your TP paper. After all, you don't have food for three months, so what in the world are you going to use it for???????

Deck-Building No-No and Washing Windows

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Deck Building | This outer deck joist is not safe. No structural engineer would ever approve this method. Copyright 2020 Tim Carter

Deck-Building No-No

QUESTION #1: Tim, I need your help. I contracted with a large home center to have a deck built. I came home from work and saw that the carpenters had toenailed an outer joist to the side of my home. Many of the nails are close to the edge and I can already see some splitting of the wood. The deck railing post is connected to this joist and I’m worried about its strength. What’s the right way to make this connection? How would you have done it? Amber T., Memphis, TN

Amber sent me a photograph of the flawed workmanship. It shook me to the core. I also saw serious errors made in how the ledger board was attached to the house and how the flashing was applied.

Several years ago, I attended a one-day workshop put on by the top deck hardware manufacturer in the USA. One of the statistics floated at the workshop was the number of defective decks in the USA. They estimated it to be higher than eighty percent. Deck collapses are in the local news all the time. The Internet is littered with stories of collapses. Just a year ago, it became somewhat personal for me because a friend of my daughter almost died from a deck collapse. She broke her neck and ruptured her spleen.

Here’s an autopsy report on what I saw from Amber’s photo. First, there were two joists at the end of the deck. The first one, no doubt, was nailed into the end grain of the ledger board. This is the weakest of all connections because the holding power of end grain is far lower than the holding power of a fastener installed 90 degrees to the end grain.

The visible nails used were installed by a nail gun. They may have a thin coating of galvanizing on them. Newer treated lumber has a higher copper content and it requires very special fasteners that have a much thicker coating of galvanizing to resist corrosion. When you purchase fasteners, most have an exposure rating on the label. Always purchase ones with the highest level of corrosion resistance.

Toenailing a horizontal beam to a wall is simply unacceptable. The nails shot by the nail gun were probably no longer than 3 inches and when you do the math, maybe just 3/4 of an inch of the nail passed through the outer oriented strand board of the house into who-knows-what.

There are all sorts of approved ways to connect this double joist at the end of the deck. The ledger board could have extended another 6 inches and then a double joist hanger could have supported the two joists. Special structural screws should be used to attach the joist hanger to the ledger, not nails.

The flashing detail is on my AsktheBuilder.com website. Go there and behold the magic discovered over a hundred years ago about fire cuts and how you can employ those to keep water out of your house when you flash up from a deck ledger board, over it, and down the face of it.

Washing Windows

QUESTION #2: Hey Tim, I wonder what you know about washing windows. No matter what I try, the blue liquid, ammonia, paper towels, newspapers, etc. I get streaks. Can you help me? I’m tired of dirty glass and am more frustrated than an inebriated person trying to get a key in a door lock! Terri A., Columbus, OH

I know all about being frustrated by dirty glass and door locks. I also know how to get glass perfectly clean. I used to watch a professional window washer clean the giant plate-glass windows at the chili parlor I worked at in high school and college. However, I didn’t pay close attention to the actual process as I was too busy making cheese coneys.

Years ago, I decided to discover how professionals clean glass, acres of glass. I called the presidents of two of the largest window-washing companies in the USA. These are the companies that clean windows on skyscrapers. The answers from both were identical and I hung up the phone thinking, “There’s no way it can be that simple.”

Both men said the secret is to use regular water with a small amount of liquid dish soap in it. You can purchase special window-washing soaps for this purpose if you want. The second-most important thing is to use the correct tool to clean the glass. Pros use a lambs-wool tool that they rub across the glass. This tool is soaked in the water solution and the sweeping motions the pros use gets the dirt off the glass.

The brass squeegee you see the pros use is not a magic tool that’s cleaning the glass. It’s just removing the left-behind water! The pros will also use a rag to wipe any excess water from the edges of the glass. I use this method and my glass here at my house is spotless.

The blue liquid, ammonia, and all those other home-methods are just a waste of time. If they worked, don’t you think you’d see the pros use them? After all, the faster and better they can clean glass the more money they make. There’s a reason you never see a pro use blue liquid and paper towels or rags. It’s laughable when you think about it!

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March 15, 2020 AsktheBuilder Newsletter

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Are you a new subscriber? Welcome and FAIR WARNING: A tsunami of home improvement tips is about to wash over you.

You may have already been on the beach here with me, lying on the warm sand and hydrating with your liquid of choice, when small waves become big waves. You’ve got enough sense to know it’s now time to seek higher ground. “Run! Hurry, the BIG wave is coming!”

Spring Cleaning

Early this past Sunday, you may have switched to Daylight Savings Daze and still may be suffering. Don’t you just hate to make the switch?

This time change heralds but one thing: It’s time to CLEAN THINGS.

The official start to spring is Friday, March 20th. Yes, the vernal equinox is almost upon us. Just look at what my Weather Underground app said two days ago.
Weather Underground

We’re just 12 minutes away from having 12 hours of daylight. This spring I’ve got a monster list of things that need to be cleaned. How about you? I’ll be using Stain Solver on my deck, dock, siding and patio, but not my windows.

When I tackle the windows here at the AsktheBuilder.com world headquarters, I’ll be cleaning them like a pro. What would you say if I told you there’s a good chance you’re cleaning your windows the WRONG way? Don’t be offended, maintain an open mind here.

Years ago, I interviewed the presidents of the two largest window washing companies in the USA. I wanted to see how their employees clean the windows of skyscrapers while dangling in the air, hundreds of feet above the ground.

CLICK or TAP HERE to see what I discovered. Be honest, are you still using that wretched blue liquid and paper towels, or worse yet, newspapers! Hah, can you still find newspapers?

The COVID-19 Virus and You

On Wednesday, I shared very briefly that I was going to add to the fray about the wretched COVID-19 virus. I have no intention of giving you any medical advice. I’m not a doctor nor do I play one on TV or in my videos. I do, however, impersonate a pirate pretty well!
captain tim carter

As I was fixing breakfast this past Wednesday, I thought about you. I thought about how fearful you might be. You may need work done at your home, and you’re wondering if it’s a good idea to have unknown workers come to your house.

You’ve got three simple choices as I see it:

  1. Postpone the work and not have strangers come to your home.
  2. Have strangers come and roll the dice that they’re not infected.
  3. Use my advice and tips and tackle some smaller jobs yourself saving LOTS of MONEY in the meantime. You can also have me call you on the phone to help. See below.

I have a bunch of free guides on my website for you. Here are a few. I found them by just typing “quick start guide” into the search engine at the website:

Grouting Quick Start Guide

Install Laminate Flooring in Hours Quick Start Guide

Painting Kitchen Cabinets Quick Start Guide

I’ve also have some simple and inexpensive DIY guides at my shopping cart for some basic projects. CLICK or TAP HERE to see them.

I’ve decided to create a SPECIAL DEAL for you if you need over-the-phone advice during this uncertain time. Let’s say you need some work done and you don’t know if it can wait or you just need help to get started.

Use the following promo code and get 20% off my 15-Minute Phone Consult Call.

This promo code will expire in just a week. Set up a call now and allow me to put your mind at ease.

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Be Bold! Do It!

Look at this photo. See the yellow house? You’re looking at the smallest house in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Bold Colors on House

When can you get away with painting your house a BOLD color like that?

CLICK or TAP HERE to see when I’d paint my own home an insane bold color.

Do you want to know the BEST exterior paint to use on your home this year? I thought so. CLICK or TAP HERE to discover the paint that’s on my house.

Do me a huge favor. Tell me if you’ve been bold before OR tell me why you’d never go over to the wild side. Just LEAVE a comment at the bottom of the column. Thanks!

Super Smart Door Locks

I’m about to install and test the following door lock. I love all the features, but I’m not a big fan of making one of my doors look like it’s a hotel room.
smart door lock

I’ll have a full report for you about this very powerful door lock next week.

CLICK or TAP HERE if your door knob is just LOOSE and you want to fix it.

That’s enough for a Sunday, right? Please look at the P.S. below.

Tim Carter
Founder - www.AsktheBuilder.com
BEST Cleaner in the World - www.StainSolver.com
Talk to Invisible People - www.W3ATB.com

Do It Right, Not Over!

P.S. Do you believe in God? A very dear life-long friend of mine needs your prayers today, tonight, and tomorrow (March 16th). I’d be forever in your debt if you could say a few prayers that she has a great day on March 16th. Thank you very much if you’ll do this for her.