Half of the kitchen floor is now about an inch above the other half.

You can then put 1 to 1 1/2 inch with the fines, versus a base of 3 to 4 inch rock. 

I paid about $2500 for a really nice Mitsubishi system, for a 700sq ft space, with tall ceilings.

As well as 14 inches in the roof to create an airtight thermal envelope.

My guess was lottery tickets and tall boys,  After a year he would not have been able to pay rent with that type of habit.  

The dimensions given are all liner, 30 feet X 24 feet, that must be converted to VOLUME, 6 inches thick because concrete is sold by the (cubic) yard.For practice ask an agent, or a friend for a copy of a filled in contract and executed HUD 1.

Located in the Mojave Desert, Henderson has a hot desert climate and gets about a quarter inch of rain per month on average.

That and I was stressed because some guy tiled one of the bathroom floors in a rental and I saw the work yesterday and to my horror discovered he grouted along the walls seriously half an inch instead of tiling = it looks like garbage (I told him to remove the quarter round and get something wider to cover the grout corners because it's awful and he'd probably screw it up more otherwise).So I barely slept last night.

Note that if there are trees or tall buildings nearby, the pole in the yard might not give the "line of sight" that the dish needs. 

I've gotten one quote for far for $100 for anything 1"-6" and every inch after that costing an extra $20/inch.