Hi Lee, we don't do methane, it's more of foundation design, infiltration systems, compaction testing, etc.

Just trying to work out ways to shore it up so the freshly laid dirt begins to compact in place versus getting carried off during spring rains. 

Plenty of knives and forks, spatulas, a strainer, toothbrush holders, iron and ironing board, coat rack or hangars in the closet, coasters on the end tables.....all of it!

But you might be able to make that work with tandem stalls, or compact stalls (50% of the required stalls can be).

@Chet Thomas No issues with settlement, but you have to make sure to compact the dirt as you put it in as I mentioned in the post I linked to above.As for the dirt we added, it was just clean fill dirt.

This is way more compact and organized.

A toothbrush on amazon with 10k reviews and once you start reading the reviews, 90% of them seem fake.

Lol.The last REO I took back filled an entire garbage truck full, after being compacted. 

Most compact used cars cost more than that.First you want to evaluate your friend’s experience.

Very small and compact, takes great high rez pictures.