The basic idea with MB is that when developers and government infrastructure projects etc. unavoidably must destroy natural "habitat," they must either restore it or else offset the damage by purchasing credits in certified mitigation banks to preserve multiple acres more of habitat than was taken out.

Habitat for Humanity Re-Store ... it is hit and miss, but if you can find something that suits your needs there, you will not beat the price.

If we had to close on it, we were going to try and subdivide the lot, build a new home and restore the old one which would have taken 8-12 months.  

I'm thinking of Restore or Deckover with lots of texture, maybe in a dark grey to make the inevitable mildew less noticeable, and grit to make it less slippery.Is painting the dripline on a dry afternoon good enough?

I said he can put it on the garage if he pays for the cost of removing it and restoring the installation site once he leaves and he's saying "a lot of houses have them, it can just stay."

Amounts spent after a casualty to restore the damaged property.The cost of extending utility service lines to the property.Legal fees, such as the cost of defending and perfecting title, or settling zoning issues.

The area all around Chatham Arch and Mass Ave is getting restored as well as down in Fountain Square.

Backyard with wooden pergola and new deckMain Bathroom Remodeled Kitchen Front Entrance (restored 100 year old original hardwood floorsBedroom (built bench to hide the AC ducts)Front of House (the prettiest palm trees on the block!)

Previously, I based a good piece of that judgement on whether or not they included a message.Please consider restoring the previous behavior.Thank you.

We were thinking of either having them restored or make a copy and frame it in the newly restored home.