I am remodeling my house and have a PVC pipe that runs outside the house a couple inches above ground which drains the kitchen sink, it then runs through the garage and then right outside the garage the PVC pipe goes into the ground where it is connected to the main drain pipe from the house.

To keep a long story short when it came time to spackling the walls I probably had a good two inchs on there covering the cracks.

What we have been doing for most jobs is removing the paneling, its very dated, like 40 to 60 years old and gives a bad impression of the place.We have been removing and in many cases have installed 1/4 inch drywall over the existing walls which are usually plaster.

The stuff I have grows close to 12 inches a day .

Maybe it already has a feature and I haven't seen it yet having not spent enough time on his site.Even though I do not flip I do like reading up on what other people are doing in various niches.I think BP is an amazing platform that is getting close to inching up eventually to 200,000 members.

You must be very careful that you can still achieve 6 inches of exposed foundation  regardless of the slop of the lot to ensure proper drainage, otherwise you will end up with a leak and a wet house. 

Your location's peak rainfall intensity in inches per hour. 

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One of the people gave a quote on something else said they were 1 inch oak wood floors .I doubt they were ever sanded since their probable installation in 1971.

In a place as big as Atlanta, surely there are investors with a pulse on every single inch of the city.