I'm currently working a MF and SFH outside of the perimeter currently and live in Roswell.

I spray for weeds in the driveway, sidewalk and around the house perimeter (especially heat pump area) when we inspect properties, as I've found the tenants usually mow the lawn but don't edge or keep weeds out of those places.

Install a perimeter drain between the house and the concrete pad and stay within budget.

Hi Rob, 6x6 posts are set around the perimeter, precast concrete below ground level, wood posts attached above ground level.

Company installed this French drain system to quell a water problem that had an opened raised plastic piece that went all the way around the perimeter that extended from under the slab up about 4'-6" along the wall that even had drilled weep holes at the bottom of the block that was designed to allow water that may seep down the wall to go behind this piece then into the pipe surround under the slab they installed then into the sump hole then when enough water accumulated the pump would turn on and discharge the H2O outside.

Measure the perimeter of the building, note the run-rise, and do the geometry when you get home.

During inspection it was discovered that the concrete slab in the garage had shifted almost 6" due to no perimeter drain being installed around the house.

Essentially the second level is constructed around the perimeter of the warehouse creating more storage space.

In fact, I would suggest to newbies on the "fringe", kicking the tires around the perimeter of the REI arena, that unless you have some short and long term goals, you will likely not succeed in the REI industry.

Any of the floating floors need expansions joints left around the perimeter of usually an 1/8 inch, caulking that takes away the floors ability to expand and contract and could cause buckling, same way when you install baseboard or shoe moldings on top of it, you make sure to nail them to the wall, not the floor.