Most of the gable roof is in great shape, the shed roof has one bad spot, perhaps 18 in wide and 24 inches long, near the gutter.

but then its times 10 and 3 more dont fit right so you throw em away and buy new ones, another 200 for new hardware for those doors, and oops they all still need to be 1/8th inch less wide, and guess what you dont own that tool - another $200...stuff like that...You make one thing look brand new, everything else in the room now looks like crap.

Then add a couple inches of topsoil..But of course I am not a contractor/landscape professional.Rick

since some areas were only 2 inches and others was less than 1/2, we did not think it would be a big thing

It really is easier to throw down some 1/4 inch luan plyboard if you can't/don't want to strip the old floorcovering down to the underlayment (definitely something you do NOT want to do in the case of asbestos containing tile and older linoleum).

Steamers vs. sailing ships, diesel locomotives vs. steam engines, hydraulic excavators vs. steam shovels, and every generation of disk drives from the old refrigerator sized ones to the current 3.5 and 2.5 inch products.

During our second rehab, we discovered that the 3rd bedroom had quarter inch sheetrock when a tenant leaned on the wall and fell through :shock: Anyway, dh usually interviews contractors, but it was a rush job and he had to work for several weeks without a break.

It appears now it is inching its way up about a 100 properties at a time without a followed decrease.

Brandon, the folks who bought SOCAL properties in 2009/10 are sitting on huge appreciations gains in nearly every inch SoCal.

Face it the picture is .5 inches tall I might not know you anyway but lets give it a try...The spelling gets me and I cringe when I post something and realize it has a serious spelling or word error. your for you 're or something like that.