Currently founder & Pres. of Rio Blanco Roofing and Restoration in San Antonio rioblancoroofing.com.

Say for the incidence that you quoted, what would you do if your tenant came to you and demanded that you found them temporary housing or put them up in a hotel until your house was restored ?

I like seeing them restored with care using materials that fit the period.

it is always a long shot but the Habit for Humanity Restore on Ulmerton and 66th has a lot of bargains.

When restoring the water service at the house, it's best to have a couple of people present when you turn the valve on.

I verified the bill with the water company, including the restoration fee, and deducted that from the tenant's security deposit.

I was reading a very good thread on new construction and wanted to connect with all the members so I copied and pasted the same message into messages to connect with them and it banned me = please restore so i can get back in the conversation - I read about how it will ban you if you use the same intro message - wont do that again!

I own a masonry restoration company, and chimneys constitute about 50% of my business.

First got an engineers report for the foundation saying it was fine, then hired a brick restoration company to repair the masonry so people wouldn't feel worried about the cracked brick.

Unless you're working with a Victorian and restoring some beautiful leaded glass, windows in general aren't going to add much value to a property in the sense that they'll push a buyer to purchase.