http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/business/2011/10/how-to-build-a-made-in-america=
-home/
and the products used:
Product Manufacturer/Supplier State
Windows Amsco Windows UT
J bolts/foundation ...
In my ongoing basement reno project, I am going to install a sump pit
and pump in the furnace room to deal with rare occurences of heavy
rains and high water table. I have a few questions.
The pi...
I have a yard hydrant in my barn. It had heat tape on it, and the top
part above the ground was not frozen (I took off the head and put a
wire down). Its frozen under the ground. I know it's not ...
I had never though about this until I read the "How do I Unthaw yard
hydrant underground?" thread.
In my shop I have a standard yard hydrant that feeds the sink, stool,
etc. The hydrant is only...
Planning to tile hearth and brick surround in house built in 1951......old
tile was removed by previous owner...the hearth has original concrete
foundation and is in relatively good shape, however i...
Hi,
I've posted a few times about our fire ant problem in our house in Central =
Texas where in September 2010 we had a full infestation of fire ants within=
our newly constructed house. But it...
Our townhouse association has 30 year old ficus trees in each front
yard. They have been trimmed/shaved annually, to maintain a shape
like a wheel of cheese. They actually look quite nice, plus, t...
On 3/4/2011 5:59 PM, Molly Brown wrote:
> I saw what looked like a septic tank cover right next to this very
> expensive house built on a slab foundation. The house is on a hill and
> the ground...
I'll try to keep a long story short.
This 1939 2 story brick hovel sits on an 8" poured foundation on the
side of a hill/cliff and time and gravity and water are doing what
time and gravity and w...
We have a 12 inch by 12 inch hole in the concrete foundation under our tub =
filled with sand that has become a nice home for ants. How common is it to=
fill this in with concrete because I can't ...
On Mar 8, 10:31=A0am, gpsman wrote:
> I'll try to keep a long story short.
>
> This 1939 2 story brick hovel sits on an 8" poured foundation on the
> side of a hill/cliff and time and gravi...
This is just a shot in the dark. The problem (described below) persists.
I had removed the register, added new rope caulk to seal around perimeter,
and replaced register. And it worked: the CLUN...
I am thinking of building a storage buildong and remember coming
across one time a different way of doing it. It seemed someone used
posts as in a pole barn, but they were cut off short and a mudsil...