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Carolyn Keller Tenants kids ball found in pipe that caused sewage back up, etc.
26 February 2018 | 4 replies
My house is historic and terra cotta pipe still in places.
Karen L. Elk Grove or Sacramento?
12 October 2017 | 11 replies
Cookie cutter homes on tiny lots, some McMansions and a sea of terra cotta tile roofs.North of Sheldon Rd on the West side isn't Elk Grove anymore, and neighborhood quality quickly drops from B to C then to D in a matter of blocks.
Adam Craig Need help with exterior paint colors
1 April 2018 | 10 replies
@Adam CraigPerhaps the front door could be a terra cotta/ rust color that would tie in with the color of the brick foundation?
Jesse Kindra Need to pick a neutral exterior paint color
21 May 2017 | 11 replies
I like Sand Castle and Terracotta Sand from Dunn and Edwards.
Onika Constant Houses older than 1950
14 August 2014 | 3 replies
original electric  maybe 60 to 100 amp , not enough for today , old steam boiler  ,  galvanized plumbing ,  terra cotta sewer pipe clogged with roots , 3 layers of shingles on a 12/12 pitch roof ,  termites , Lead paint , no fire escapes ,  the list goes on .     
Jeff Lee Wall Paint Opinions
26 September 2018 | 28 replies
We still used our standard "magnolia spray" for the living room and entrance, but painted the end wall of the living room in "terra cotta" as an accent wall {reds ... four bloody coats}.  
Justin Pumpr Thoughts on kitchen upgrade - Countertops (another one...)
25 July 2016 | 10 replies
Hey all,I know the countertops question has been asked quite a bit, but wanted to get some answers from people who have installed butcher block (Ikea specifically) in their rentals and how they have held up.My kitchen will have terracotta tiles, so I'm thinking white cabinets with a light, neutral colour for the walls.
Jeff Rabinowitz Rent is current. Tenant wants to renew. I won't. Am I nuts?
23 March 2015 | 54 replies
A corner of the crock on top of the chimney is broken (it is not a danger but will be replaced in a month or so) and some terra cotta has probably spalled off of that onto the roof.