All of the interior surfaces (drywall, flooring, most trim, lower cabinets etc.) need to be removed, the house needs to be dried, everything needs to be sprayed to kill any mold, and surfaces need to be replaced.  

She was so convinced the dust bunny was one mouse dropping that she stated she would only consider renting after the house had been sprayed by a professional exterminator.Like the posting above by Mr.

If there are other areas prone to weeds or whatnot, I will sometimes weedwack or spray for weeds a couple times a year just in the normal course of being at or near the property.

If you want to spray your old tub, this is the time to do it as you don't have to worry about over-spraying anything.

It looks like someone threw coffee on the walls when it runs down after spraying that.

HI All,I've had some great success spray painting existing cabinetry and am looking for some quality vendors for resurfacing when the door style is too dated to work with/in higher ARV price points. 

I'm having foam sprayed into a section of a rehab this morning.

Then do the spray paint template thing.

If you have multiple wythe of brick, you should be able to either affix 2- 4" (in layers of 1", 1.5"  or 2") of foil faced polyisocyanurate rigid insulation (tape all seams and stagger the seams of each layer), or spray the inner surface with 2 - 4" of closed cell spray foam insulation.  

don, just remembered..another option is you can have an insulation company spray it..it gets very expensive though..for me, it was like 2000 bucks i think for a 300 sq ft basement room..there's all types of unconventional insulation methods..they just usually cost more..i'd call the inspector and see if he's cool with the dow board..4x8 sheets are 10 bucks at lowes and you can layer them on top of eachother..at least here you can, to get the proper insulation R value