Termites, for example, are notorious for eating away at the wooden parts of houses, leading to costly repairs.2.

Although it is less expensive than quartz, granite adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to any space and is a timeless choice that will never go out of style.Keep in mind all lifestyles are different, if you drink a lot of red wine, maybe you want to go with quartz because it will not stain like granite will.In conclusion, both granite and quartz are great options for countertops, and the choice ultimately depends on your personal preferences and needs

If I tried to get a tailored policy through a more traditional company, I'd be concerned that I'd simply overlook something important that the insurance agent wouldn't think to write in (such as: I leave a bottle of wine for a guest.  

We replaced about half of the wooden fence with high-quality cedar. 

But also like Steve V. mentions, an 80%, fixed long-term, low interest rate mortgage on a solid multi unit property with strong cash flow in a good location/market--that is like one small glass of red wine (supposed to be good for you I hear) at dinner.

Tenant and I agreed before signing the lease that I would install something on the outdoor wooden stairs to his 2nd floor apartment to make them less slippery during the winter.

I've seen some two story ADUs in LA proper although I haven't seen any info whatsoever on 2+ unit ADUS.2) Does the LADWP powerline buffer zone include only the big wooden pole powerlines or do they also include the power wires that can protrude from the lines and into a SFH, for instance if there's an alley between the powerline and the SFH there will often been an auxiliary wire coming out of the powerline over and across the alley and into the SFH.3) Would anyone be interested in an ADU meet up in the Valley?

They'll tell you that wooden sash windows can be repaired to be just as good as new vinyl windows with argon-filled cavities between window panes and well-insulated weight cavities.

I know how easy it is to get fubared by undercapitalized contractors all the corners they try to cut.. relationships are the key @Jessie Huffey as Jessie says you find a great contractor you bring him a bottle of wine or a six pack or a gift certificate for dinner.. what ever it takes to keep him or her on your team they are invaluable.

I loved the food, wine, and hiking in the Bay area.