I don't like using the 5 gallon buckets because it leaves too much air space to paint ratio and they're a pain in the butt to pour and store.

If there is a crawl space, it's worth inspecting the perimeter of the home for any vents, gaps, cracks in the foundation that would allow air flow - grab some straw and lay it over these gaps to keep the wind from blowing in.

I have coached and tutored people from BP for free since that podcast first aired in 2017.  

Might be worth seeing if you can add some weather stripping and foam stripping to the door frame to help reduce some noise and also make the unit for air tight.

This May my fiancée and I will both graduate college as well as commission into the Air Force as officers.

Hi everyone!I just submitted paperwork to the zoning examiner to get a non-owner occupied STR permit for my home in Nashville, TN.  I was just curious about how others have faired with their business during the pandem...

Sidewalks will not be being pushed up by over grown roots and air conditioners will still have plenty of life left in them to get several decades down the road.

There is no heat and air back there.

Examples: the lines run up an exterior wall, they run through an uninsulated area of the basememt/crawlspace, there is a crack or opening in the wall that is next to a line, etc.Make sure to keep the sink base cabinet doors open to allow warmer air to circulate there so hopefully the faucet won't freeze and cause even more damage.You should call another plumbing service provider to see if you can get work done sooner. 

With cabinets, usually keeping them open to allow the warm room air in helps.