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We’re having a problem with our designer. They never answer emails. more
Q. My home is on a hillside, and I have no problems with drainage, but I’m seeing cracks along the outside of the concrete on all four sides. Is this possibly caused by the house moving down the hill? more
Q. Before my grandfather left us, he gave my wife and I the house we now live in, so we never had an engineer’s report to find things like structural problems. Our floors are sagging on both the first and second floors . . . more
Q. Seeing the hassle my neighbor is going through, it seems that it’s more of a penalty for doing the right thing than if I just go ahead. We want to remove the wall between our kitchen, dining room and living room . . . more
I was told that if I leave one wall standing, my house can be replaced with a new one without the taxes going up. Is this true? more
Q. We just moved into our first house. We knew before we bought it that we wanted several changes, started opening walls with family/friends and realized it was a bigger job than we thought. more
Q. If we knew how much trouble it would be to renovate the house we just bought, we would have avoided buying it, avoided permits, gotten people to do separate jobs ourselves, and been done already. more
Q. I’ve been watching homes go up in my neighborhood, and notice a lot of differences in the way they’re being built. more
Q. We’re trying to decide many things about our home — whether to lift, move or stay put. We’re in our 70s, retired but still active, and take stairs to go to sleep each night, for now. more
Q. I’ve been looking for ways to save water, and have some ideas to share with your readers. Most people think their water bill pays for water, but it doesn’t, really . . . more
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