Have you ever and/ or would you recommend including in the lease agreement a restriction on using wood burning fireplace on the property.

I measured and was just short, but found out the rate would be reduced from over $2k to $250.I ended up closing on the property and had the $2k sent in for the premium as part of escrow as the bank required, but had another vent installed a few days after close.

Contractor suggested wood as the material, however I thought wood is more difficult to upkeep.

I'm looking at a property with an annual insurance premium of just over $5000.00 in Maine.

they sell 4X8 sheets of different panels in home depots and lowes's...usually they're located in millwork where the moldings are...they make them to look like woodgrain, bathroom tiles, etc..i've used the wood grain on the ends of cabinets before to do what you're trying to accomplish...it wasn't a perfect match, but it looked good enough that i was probably the only one to notice the difference

It was trespassers.Better security -- yeah, too bad booby traps are illegal.Anyway, secured them tonight with 4 inch counter sunk screws and wood that was laying around.

In my home I have wood and kerosene heat for backup and a generator for TV and the computer, Like Workerdrone winter camping is great NO BUGS I hate spiders.

I understand that all damaged wood will have to be replaced, so I want to take the cost into account along with the termite treatment cost.

Hmm, a 10% premium for owner finance?

What we did was just wiped down the wood cabinets, trim and doors, sprayed them with lacquer, primed and painted the walls and either cleaned or replaced the light fixtures.