The added benefit is that the uppers weigh less, so installing them by yourself is much easier!

. : )I 'faintly' remember those days ....My best was a chimney liner install I decided to do myself on a 3 story.I had a ladder laying horizontal from the roof peak to the top of the chimney & I shimmied across 15 ft with 30 ft of Aluminum liner.

A simple fix and cost effective solution for the owner/ landlord is to install the appropriate carpeting and padding upstairs, while loosing no revenue.There is no other apartment.

The length of time the tenant lived in a place and the time the paint/carpet ect was installed has a bearing on this as well.

I kind of inferred that the carpet needed to be replaced so I installed the new carpet and lowered the price $50 and the very next people that I showed it to, loved it and are moving in on the first.

Still need to add some stringers for a few steps and still undecided on the decking material.Question: Should I install the stringers for the steps now or place the skirt around the rim/header joists first?

The best solution is blown insulation, since it’s very easy to install.

About four or five years ago a new roof was put on (architectural shingles), new 80+ furnace installed, new vinyl siding, new 100 amp breaker box and a new front porch.

I have a vacant property in North Philly that I installed an alarm system and a couple flood lights so copper thieves don't get in.Other problems with North Philly:Bad School District (well Philly in general has bad School Districts)Crime (both soft and hard)Drugs, my friend saw a man in a suit selling "pizzas" in the middle of Broad Street.

Depending on how the owner set up the taxes, it could be monthly installments, here is the link to the current property