We have fixed the foundation, completely changed the AC system and the location of the AC, and have taken down two walls to make the floor plan an open concept.

Now, an 1800's home with a stone foundation and dirt floor - different story depending on the buyer.

So far, many great Spokane meetup options can be found at www.reinetworking.netMy recommendation would be to find a time that isn't currently offered - like a Tuesday or Wednesday.Best of luck, I'll come if my schedule allows!

Usually a plumbing, electric, demo, major alteration, and if you are digging one regarding foundation.

But if the roof needs replacement or a portion of the foundation that I couldn’t see is caving in... then that’s another discussion.

The important thing is to get a good foundation of the terms and concepts before you start looking for a mentor.

This old gal has great bones and the previous owner, a concrete contractor, had done extensive modernization including; lifting the building and installing a new concrete foundation, new 1 1/4" copper water service, new electrical services and branch circuits throughout, new siding, new windows, etc.

In terms of tiny homes on foundations, the cost per square foot is VERY high, and only makes for a good investment in some areas.

@Tyler Smith I recommend you call Allens Foundation.

Looking for general contractors that can handle foundation issues plus waterproofing in the Saint Clair Shores area