Can anyone give me some suggestions on books/blogs or other forms of learning materials?

I think Home Depot sells one-piece sets on their website, but from what I hear these are harder to install.If I remove a shower/tub set like I have now (my home was built in the 1970's), then it is possible that there is no wall behind the back shower wall and no ceiling above where the old shower ceiling was.Putting in some drywall behind the back wall should be easy enough (for a contractor to do), and perhaps the same for the ceiling, but what type of material do I use on the new ceiling?

In each case, i inspected the work before and after, and made them give me receipts for the material they used.

It's tried and true and won't usually draw strong opinions from folks (like or dislike) like some of the more exotic materials do, which makes it a safe choice for a rehab.

You will then also realize how much information is in the details and how glad you were you didn’t just go out and by something and think that the cash flow promised by a realtor will materialize in the real world (at least most realtors).A few years ago I ran across an article about a guy who had a mentor who in the beginning he thought was nuts by always laughing at the first offer, using the most basic calculator and generally ranting about his former students who didn’t do anything.

I try and stick to the same finish materials that have worked in the past but want to make sure that I am staying current.

I must retrain myself and constantly remember how insane this ostensibly sane place really is.And now here I am in a world guided by fear, a world suppressing the uniqueness that lies inside each of us, a world where we can either acquiesce to the inhuman nonsense of corporatism and materialism or insist on change.

Meth labs are EXTREMLY DANGEROUS and often times people will hide materials in crazy places (walls / floors).

I just got off the phone with the company that issued the press release (to confirm that they, in fact wrote it) and they weren't happy to hear that someone is taking their material and calling it their own.

Really sorry I can't do that today :crying: Hidden Valley Roofing $7950(inc tax) will install new vents, flashings, includes patio, material and worker transport from at least 4 hours distant and maybe per diem (I did not know that until my neighbor's house was started) Told me the patio really needed done though it is only about 4 yrs old.