a 6gl paint can cover a 1000 sf condo w/ 8' height walls.

I actually live in La Habra Heights.

I like the advice on ratcheting things up with the authorities and I might even look into what type of fencing is allowed in your area in the front yard (height, etc). 

It worked fantastic, the thinner laminate over the thick cushion vinyl matched the other floors in height very well, and the laminate I chose (a light hickory) hides marks very well.

We can't open it (even halfway) without relocating the plumbing because there is a pipe that runs to the attic to help with drainage so we settled on resizing the window to sit above the counter height.

Thanks, Adam and Tristan.Adam, I own properties in Grandview Heights and Hilliard.

I have never seen this in any other house I have done before, awesome.Property Specs:Year built: 19302 bed / 1 Bath950 sqft feet main floor with 950 sqft basement that had only 6'4" ceiling height and was not worth the work it would take to raise the ceiling (dig down and lift up, something I would do if it were in a core area of Seattle)The Deal:Knowing your market is always an important part of doing this business, however, you do not need to always be the expert on that market.  

To each his own, but suggesting to ignore laws or just go do it, is the height of irresponsible participation, not just on a site but in the industry.

The subfloor planking was irregular in height (3/4" to 7/8") and it was pretty knotty with some bouncy areas felt when walking around.

Originally posted by @Ben Leybovich:@Bryan Patterson - this was on March 2 of this year:I feel you...This is what I see as the eras of one's life.... first 30 years (getting started and laying the foundation).... second 30 years (leaning forward and height of production).... third 30 years (enjoying the harvest and fulfillment).... then what?