Lift the current railing up 6-8 inches and remount it with new anchor points and place a $9 2X6 wood railing at the bottom.

If no homes in the area have granite and its just wood, stick to wood.

The best method for me has been using a heavy duty end nipper pliers to grab and roll/lift the fasteners out of the wood.

An old tenant removed all the carpet from the rooms and I’m not sure why, but I’ve been dealing with splinters from the wood splitting and so have my animals.

For instance the interiors have outdated wood paneling that should be replaced with sheetrock.

He said he also needed to remove the cabinets, which had water damage from a previous plumbing issue, repair/replaced damaged wood in the cabinets, and then put in a completely new subfloor.

Just order a good amount of wood that was delivered last week.

I’m considering buying 40 acres that is split into 3 parcels: 1 waterfront, 1 field, 1 wooded w/rock outcroppings.

I always look for places where bare wood touches the floor to see if water has wicked up into the wood. 

I've been told converting stairs from carpet to LVP/wood can be expensive.