Say your plow guy only comes for 3 inches or more of snow or you rarely get snow then you have him cover it at an hourly rate.

Love the barn door First barn door I created in my house built in 2016. 8 foot 3 inches tall by 43 inches wide.

Often the plans I see here are 2X4 exterior walls and we build with 2X6 min. and you always have to move walls around a few inches for practicality or to meet code (hall/stairway width etc) I have yet to build a home EXACTLY to plans :) Seems there is always something that needs to be changed.

Nobody knows for how long but chances are we're inching our way towards a prolonged national/global recession.

There was not even room for a range hood with just a 24 inch wide cabinet too low over the stove.

A lot of you STR people are pretty good at decorating.My interior decorator skills are pretty basic, maybe you can help me.I have the main piece, the big black 3 level bar.I did a photo mockup of it with some kind of woven bamboo screen behind it and a mirror above.This is my home office, and though not a hard drinker, I like to have a mini-bar for those that are.The bar is open in the back and front, gloss black, glass and chrome.It's 4 foot tall, 4 foot long and about 15 inches deep.So what are your thoughts on setting it up.I have been thinking about having a black stone top made for it, for durability against spills.Does my setup look attractive, or could it use some sprucing up?

If water is found to accumulate, a qualified contractor who specializes in drainage issues should evaluate and repair as necessary.68) One or more moderate cracks (1/8 inch to 3/4 inch) were found in the foundation.

As long as you're getting paid and they aren't breaking the lease I'd tolerate it for a month or two.HOWEVER, I wouldn't give them an inch more.

Here's what I'd do: 1) Set up a sit-down meeting with the management of this company, 2) Don't ask, DEMAND that they give you a new house in an area that has been cleared for underground water, 3) Give them a time limit, I'd suggest no more than 1-2 weeks to hear back about a positive solution, 4) Contact an attorney today and have them standing by to move aggressively towards this builder if you do not get the right answer, 5) DO NOT back down an inch, no matter what they say. 6) Don't forget the power of the Media in general especially Social Media, something as egregious as this could ruin this company.And always remember, the squeaky wheel gets the grease....Get after this!

There is often literally not an inch of buffer, but back 400 years ago, I'll bet that was a "feature".Antiques also tend to feature cedar posts in the basement.