For sidewalks leveling, we will put a board on the low side, unless its against a wall, do a buildup out maybe six eight inches, about 3/8 inch thick at the low point, feather it to nothing, you can repeat this a coupe times with longer trowels, and then when we have a bit of a slope, we do another squeegee coating over the entire sidewalk and do a broom finish. 

Doesn't matter if you win by an inch or a mile. 

I am currently looking at a vacant lot, where it appears that the neighbor has built 6 inches to two feet over the property line (30 feet deep). 

He didn't charge me for that though, because he really wanted to try out the systemWe framed with our studs about 30 inches apart then we attached the panels.  

I cannot fathom 85 inches in one storm.

The more I get on BP, I feel like I'm just inches away from my first deal haha.

Just missed by inches, only mistake was the timing which was unforeseeable, If we had started just over a year later, I would have been in the world of private jets and large yachts and Monte Carlo. 

Near the front door, where the carpet meets the tile, the tack strip is starting to get exposed (maybe half an inch or less wide, a few inches long).  

Hmmmm - A way to make it work....as in turn it all they way to the left and then an inch to the right, then you do the hokey pokey and spin the thing around?

The marble is about 4 feet by 16 1/2 inches and is 3/4 inch thick.