The East Point area is what I consider to be somewhat of an overlooked gem, but that paradigm is shifting with city development inching more from the west to south west.

The East Point area is what I consider to be somewhat of an overlooked gem, but that paradigm is shifting with city development inching more from the west to south west.

There are two ways to say "The hot water tank has a 3 inch pipe and new code is 4 you may want to get that addressed at some point".

Usually, we don't put linoleum on 6 inches of either side not on about 1 to 2 inches of the rear.The linoleum last forever because people step only on the metal molding and not the linoleum.

Add dirt to have a 6 inch run off ,drop, in first 2 foot and no puddles within 30 foot. 

I've heard that on government jobs, the spec book is several inches thick.

Here they have to be no more than 4 inches between them.

On Inspection, mold found in basement along the bottom two inches of the wall, thought to be secondary to a water heater leak in the past.

I don't have much luck with the scanners that are built into the top of a sub-$100 inkjet printer, where you feed the paper through a slot and it emerges an inch later; these tend to give distorted images, for me. 

There are a number of options, but if you look at “Return Service Requested”, you will see that you can find out the new address without the addressee ever finding out.All you have to do is mail an envelope to the person’s old address with “Return Service Requested” TYPED 1/2 an inch above the delivery address (handwritten will not always work).