Floor was raised a couple inches , thats it .

In my case, I'm sure there's a few inches between the bldg and property line, but with it being on the 2nd story, a few inches isn't enough to put a ladder up.

I would look at the overlay map at the Clark County Flood Control, if it is in even a 100 yr zone then you should consider as it is relatively inexpensive. we have have homes not even in a flood zone flood. 3 inches of rain in 30 minutes can happen anywhere in this town.

If you pour a 6 inch drive way then you would take 40 x 20 X .5/27 = 14.9 yards roughly with a bit over what you really need.

According to several contractors, this is not up to code and the pad needs to be at least 2 inches below the interior of the house to prevent moisture/rain intrusion.As such, I feel like I am faced with 3 options1.

Each day you'll be inching your way towards providing the life you want for you and your family.If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.

No one moves out of the way for ambulances even if the lights and sirens are on and the ambulance driver is two inches from next car's bumper and sitting on the horn for minutes a time.

I did blow in 16 inches of insulation in the attic and placed rolled insulation in the interior walls, ceiling and floor of the upper bathroom after a rearranged the plumbing and changed out the window.

Also, I take apart as much of the downspouts as I can and clean those out (leaves get stuck inside).I cannot get on my personal residence roof with the blower, so I just get on the ladder and inch across with my gloves and scoop the leaves out with my hand.

you can usually get a 108 inch length for $500-600.