Like anything online, take it with a grain of salt and do a little more research for yourself. 

As others mentioned too just because one person does it somewhere doesn’t mean it works somewhere else or they are making money.I take all forms of social media with a somewhat grain of salt and just because someone says they are doing it not necessarily means they are

Personally, I view those calls as a chance for you to determine if the firm has experience with client types such as yours and whether you're a good fit for their practice, and vice versa.I'd take with a grain of salt any advice that a CPA or attorney is willing to give out on a 30 minute introductory call to a non-client after a bird's eye view of their facts and circumstances.

I'm not saying this from as an attorney either - so take what I'm saying with some salt as well. 

Yes, they are all smart and generally knowledgeable, but outside their scope of practice I would take their opinion with a grain of salt and seek more information before deciding. 

Gives a little rougher footing for traction and the darker color absorbs heat and melts the ice at higher temperatures.Normally we use Coarse Salt crystals or Solar salt. 

I looked into doing it on my own, and If I could have figured out how to scale appropriately with having a huge staff maybe I wouldn’t have joined but after an hour of looking into how to create a yellow letter I was confused if I had to seal it or not!  

Then take it with a grain of salt because it uses techniques that can get you in deep doo-doo if you aren't experienced.People who buy highly leveraged are the same people who tend to go broke.

I cant imagine a situation where you would be in trouble over asbestos in the joint compound only(because it is sealed), except when you go to sell (disclose to buyer) or take on a big remodel (tearing out walls).I think it is reasonable to include the cost of remediation by a professional company (shockingly expensive to do by the book) in your negotiations on price, as the next buyer will likely do it to you.

Seal Gaps and LeaksEfficient Upgrade: - Use weather stripping to seal gaps around windows and doors