When I first met Nick Bravo and hired him to do construction jobs, he seemed charming and funny, but I later learned there is a darker side to him, that involve blackmail, extortion and threats of violence and death.

I have a huge pine next to a house and I'm trying to figure out how to afford getting rid of it before any damage is done.I love trees and shade, but they can make expensive pets.

I’m a newbie so don’t throw shade please :)

We generally use the Saddle color for those homes where we want a darker floor and the Red Oak where we want a lighter floor. 

About the only way I have been able to completely remove those odors are to:Remove old carpet and padding, remove existing window shades/curtains/blinds, paint walls, Change air filters and possibly have air ducts cleaned, pretty much anything porous enough to absorb odors will have to be removed for odors to be completely gone.  

(You don't want their friend doing the work)The new shingles may have a slightly different shade, but after the first week or two, you won't even notice.

There is an old mill (green shading) that is structurally sound and really could be converted into almost anything.

Ecuador, specifically Puerto Cayó that I meantioned originally, is commonly overcast, so it rarely gets above 75, plus you have nice shade.

I got some nice chrome and glass 3-bulb fixtures with shades in them for my personal residence for less than $60 for each one. 

She likes the wider plank in darker colors.