The manufacturer suggested a plastic sheet moisture barrier between the wood and the new floor.

This would mean the main entrance to the home would be through new french doors off the dining area and the current front door would provide access to a private patio for the master. 

My girlfriend is looking to resurface her concrete patio and I figured there is no better place to ask for references then BP (found a GC for m place in Miami through here). 

Some of the paneling we found was painted then later had that sticky plastic cupboard covering stuff on it like a wallpaper finish???

Plants are in trays, plastic/tarps cover anything that needs to be covered and water does not splash anywhere.

She was another who complained about the toilet, because it was the wrong color & she wanted a wooden seat not the 'bendy' plastic one.

This past fall I installed a a patio per the recommendation of one of my tenants in my triplex.

Maybe my hesitation is partly due to feeling lazy about moving, feeling settled in here (cameras, alarm system, patio furniture, etc.) and hesitation about the deal.

As of right now, I owe 190,000 on the house but zillow ( I know its just an estimation) has it estimated at 264k and that's not even including the additions I have added to the house i.e. fenced in back yard for privacy, 20'x20' stone patio in the back, and expanded the driveway from a single to a double parking spot replacing the asphalt with concrete. 

As of right now, I owe 190,000 on the house but zillow ( I know its just an estimation) has it estimated at 264k and that's not even including the additions I have added to the house i.e. fenced in back yard for privacy, 20'x20' stone patio in the back, and expanded the driveway from a single to a double parking spot replacing the asphalt with concrete.