Furthermore, when the landlord is required to install more insulation or do other things, who is going to pay the bill?

I thought I would share this with the group since I had an e mail come into the office from a fellow in Boston looking for a slate tile for his project.

Rather than try to educate them, I prefer to just install electric ranges.Around here at least, gas ranges require venting to the outside where an electric range does not.

I'm not sure what area your home is in, but here in southern CA most track homes use flex duct that was typically installed by the lowest bidder.

Joel,$2.00 a sq ft for install is pricey, IMO

There is a miscellaneous of like $100 to every $400 I do no matter how thoroughly I estimate ahead of time, or so if feels like it.Paint in and out ($1,000)So far I have gutted the bath room, installed new subfloor,underlayment and tile, sheetrock and FRP throughout, new toilet and sink vanity and shower plumbing, and purchased all the vinyl tile for the kitchen as well ($2,000 including $300 dumpster rental for garage demo).I just can't leave this stuff alone as I do not want to crawl under the house again, or at least not any time too soon.

Okay, location to install said picture would be a stellar idea?

Dear all,thanks a lot for the kind comments. 1) some paints on the wall, and the baseboard are not finished,front door and back door unpainted. 2) cabint knobs/pulls not installed. 3)smoke detector not installed4)main panel not labeled correctly or completely labeled(how can I label them myself?)

.* For 110 linear feet, tear off old box gutters, replace rotted fascia board, wrap fascia in metal (soffits already covered), install conventional guttering and downspouts - $3,300.

was going to glue 2" pink foam on bottom 24" of exterior block basement walls,,, then have electrician run conduit on top of that horizontally for outlets. Then foam on up to top of wall and rim joist area gets littl...