Basically seal and insulate the wood.

Also you do have to seal granite or it can stain very easily.

The $2700 is a good price - - *IF* it includes trenching the exterior and sealing it.Water leaching on these foundations is common, depending upon the grading of the property - - is this on the up-hill side of the property?? 

If that's not available, one can purchase bentonite (used to seal water well caps after drilling) or possibly the poor mans solution of mixing in cheap (clay) kitty litter, which is lower quality bentonite.

Epoxy grout never needs sealing, won't stain, and is bulletproof.

Siding, Windows & doors, trim paint) Interiors typically work from the basement up in this sequence - DemoMEP- Mechanical Electrical Plumbing rough in Insulation and air sealing Drywall hanging / taping and finishing Paint or wall finishes Finish flooring / tile, hardwoodsCabinetry / casework / wall tile in kitchens and baths Interiors doors / baseboard / crown molding / door and window casing Finish plumbing and electrical - also called trim by tradespeople That's it in a nutshell, some may use different sequences but this is a general activity framework.

They will remove the cooler, remove the jack, reset and reseal it, raise the legs, fix the shingles and seal them, and reset the cooler.

My building has two dormers that are clad in untreated wood, and I would like to seal or stain them, or open to other options. 

I have 8 of them in my house for bathroom sinks and have only had to service the seals in one of them in the past 18 years.

The selling realtor told my realtor that it’s sealed bids.