Dishonesty or other assorted carelessness on their part can soil their reputation.

Sounds like you should go into the attic and look at the decking from underneath to see how much of it actually looks new.

I've had issues with commercial, an environmental impact may be required, soils test.1' of top soil can take care of some pretty nasty stuff.

If you're looking to do the wood-like individual panels (rather than rolled laminate), I paid about $1.50/ft for installation, but that included prepping underneath and thick pad/underlayment/whatever - AND in the Bay Area, CA.

You got to figure if you did not have cement underneath to start it would be very expensive or impossible to install later.

OK, underneath it all i know you are right; I'm not a law breaker.

Then there is a single home with a 2 car garage underneath the property.

Sometimes you get lucky and if the wall was painted underneath with semi-gloss, it comes off really easily.

They prefer carpet or hardwood in the bedrooms.You could possibly tile the upstairs bath but make sure to use non-skid tiles with the grain on top to help prevent slip and falls.If they wear down the carpet just use a cheap top carpet with a good pad underneath and it will FEEL more expensive on the feet to the tenant.

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