half an inch is enough to carry live loads, why do you need more if sub surface is compact?

@Jay Hinrichs has a great bit of advice there, as I have two emails and I use them in the same fashion when I know I am being lead captured, but want to take a peek inside something.

When purchasing a property in this fashion, there a few things to take into consideration insurance wise.

It's also not harsh on most surfaces.

My experience is if things are this messed up (tenants paying each others utilities without knowing it) you are just scratching the surface.

that allows me to get voicemails sent to my email and a few other bells & whistles, but there is a free level too where the "box" works like an old-fashioned answering machine or you can retrieve messages by phone.

Debris should be removed from the roof surface to prevent premature wear and proper drainage.- Repair: Pointing of deteriorated mortar between the bricks of the exterior walls is advisable throughout to prevent further deterioration (front and rear).- Repair: Damaged brickwork at the rear wall should be repaired to preserve the wall.- Repair: The loose siding at the front porch roof line should be re-secured to avoid wind-damage and varmint/pest entry and moisture intrusion...

Yes, they CAN scratch but on the whole, they hold up much better than carpet, or most other surfaces.

If you think it does, then you don't understand who you are, and it won't matter what you call yourself.If you paint houses, but don't like the term "painter", it won't matter if you tell others you are a "surface color coordinator"...you still paint things.

Call Surface Concepts just have it recoated.