Q. We’re colder than usual this winter and want to insulate, since our 1952 splanch probably has very little. more

Q. I rent an office in Manhattan, and it’s always freezing. Two weeks ago a heating pipe froze, and we had to close the office because of water damage. more

Q. Behind my home is a large property with a very old, historic home on it. A contractor bought the property, since the home is abandoned, and wants to build three houses . . . more

Q. We built a second-story addition two years ago, and one corner hangs over a porch with a post going down to the ground. I recently noticed that the ground around the post is sinking. more

Q. My house is always drafty, and a pipe froze and my whole kitchen was flooded. The plumber fixed the pipe but said the insulation wasn’t done right and the pipe could freeze again. more

Q. I’m wondering why all the houses around me have smaller windows. We’re all getting permits to raise our homes after the storm last year, but I’m being told I have to put in much bigger widows than I see around me. more

Q. I put up a new stockade fence because my neighbor and his children kept using my yard. Now that there is a 6-foot fence, the kids throw baseballs, basketballs, you name it, against the fence and it is now damaged. more

Q. The enclosed photos show how the wall is leaning into the pond behind my house. It was built in 1973 and lately, from all the storms, it has gotten worse. more

Q. We were flooded out, and our deck was destroyed. The yard was so bad we decided to remove everything and put in an in-ground pool. Now we have a concrete patio and pool, but from day one it looked terrible. more