For a cabinet an 15/18 inch wide is cheaper then a 24 inch if they try to talk you up.

Then there were the 3/8 Cu feeds off 3/4 inch main lines so corrosion jammed them up over the years.

Duplex is around 100 years oldProblems:-Substantial foundation bowing was observed, more than 1 inch in the basement, no cracks yet.

They were pretty wide, like about1/4 inch gap at the widest part of the cracks.  

Install a 1/4 inch galvanized grating over all attic entrances and roof vents $400 including cleaning the pigeon excrement.

Unless the bedroom has a door that connects to the outdoors, at least one of the windows should be at least 24 inches tall by 20 inches wide.

@Bill Thach I've used Bob Peterson of Peterson Home Inspection (Services) Inc. He's

I like poly wall sealing products.A not so cost effective way to fix this is to trench the perimeter of the building in the problem area add 3/4 clean stone then add French drain piping which is like a 4 inch corrugated pipe with holes and felt paper around the pipe.

The house had tile in the kitchen, but there was a 4 inch drop down in the dining room.

He just finished demo-ing the old building and told me that our property encroaches on his (according to his survey) by 4 inches- the 4 inches are all sidewalk but would make the walkway on the side of our building narrow if taken away.