@Andrew Hoelzel They are pretty good at keeping that info sealed out here.

Hey @Brendan Seals!

As for the deck that is a bit harder to screw up as long as it is sealed properly the rest is just you inspecting upon completion of work, as always get someone licensed and bonded.

A few hundred can save you thousands or millions depending on the size seals you're doing!

First of all I decided to market from Redondo Beach down to seal Beach… Any feedback on those areas would be appreciated.I have someone who is an absentee owner with an older sick father that is interested in selling in Long Beach.Property is on a busy street which I know it’s not a plus.Zip 908063/2 1445 sq ft.Has been renting for 14 years to the same family and so that was the last time he remodeled.

The house was winterized September of last year based on the date on the seal keeping the toilet closed. 

I received a hardwood flooring quote on 1046 sq ft for $7,200.This is what they’d do: moving appliances, sealing non wooded areas, sanding new/original wood, hydrosanding, screen sanding, staining with Bona, satin finish to match staircase, reinstalling appliances, repair missing boards, remove oak thresholds for flat look and repair master bath header.they’d have 4-5 employees in the project and it would take 4-5 days. $7200 seems like a lot and it’s my first quote (plan to get more). is there a cheaper way to go about this?

Thoroughly wipe down inside and out, including the door seal.

The primary air vent going outside preferred because Highefficent furnaces are sealed combustion.

They came within 20 minutes and sure enough the seal on one of the gas meters went bad and was slowly leaking.