Thanks Jeff...I thought I was feeling a little warm air coming from the east.

I grew up near an airport as well.

There are 2 companies in the nation that will test the air in the walls, and that is a guaranteed way-backed by adaquate insurance for bad results.

A sledge or dead blow hammer will be sufficient for the minimal amount of breaking up concrete that needs to be done.Sewer lateral notes:Prep:With plastic sheeting and some scrap luan, I used an air nailer to nail the luan to secure the plastic to the joists (not necessary unless basement is finished or there's a lot of stuff in the basement).

Just came back from Port St.

OCWEN actually put in a forced-air system which was awesome plus did a bunch of other repairs--much more than $2k worth of work.

Hot air goes out the top and cold air comes in the bottom.

I will likley fly out of Burbank airport on Thursday morning - afternoon.Will Barnard(You may also contact me by email - my email is in my signature below)

I would only be able to do so Sunday morning early and get back to airport in time for a 3 PM flight back home.

Chimneys are worse wasters as they flue hot air out 24/7/365.