August 1997: Standard concrete viaduct with a cable-type suspension span but no bike lane or shoulders.

Here there would be either excavate and replace, yes a big to do, or drilling/installing concrete pilings (square 8-12") but then that means "beam" foundation construction, on the piers.

I been burned once (those speakers and process to hook you are very polished), but not again.I really just need a little guidance so I can at least get a few things I have right now locked in. 

After installation I had someone come out and polish the floors, resulting in the stone having a high gloss.

Mike Ruth quoted me $2800 not including replacing the concrete.

Question is more about acquiring the skill.Demolish Concrete and put soil and Grass on sides and backyard2000Pest and Termite Work8500Gas Heater Replacement4500Asbestors Duct replacement1500Popcorn Ceiling with Asbestors scraping 2500Floor replacement7000Painting Interior2000Kitchen countertop change6400Appliances4000 (2x refrigerator,2x stove,1xdishwasher,washer & dryer)Minor Plumbing Leaks200WindowsReplacement(8x) 2400Toilets x2500Chimney3000Misc Repair1000Paint outdoor3500move water heater inside the house2000Replace two side doors 1000Thanks a lot for your time.

He did have a nice concrete saw which probably cost a bundle.

So far, the CRUT seems the most likely, but I'm probably too young.I want concrete ideas of things I can research myself to see what would work for me and my husband so I can go talk to my CFA, my CPA, or my tax attorney without glazed over eyes.  

When I bought this place though, the kids who lived here had drawn on the walls with crayons, spilled nail polish on the hardwood floors, and dropped small toys down the tub drain.  

You tube has videos on removing old 70's tile (it usually has thick concrete like backing), you can also find videos on retiling floor and walls, installing tubs, toilets and sinks.