Hi frelinghuysen,Visit http://www.altavista.com/sites/search/web?q=%2Bprefab*+%2B%22concrete+forms%22&kl=XX&pg=q and start poking around. ...
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Hi maruska,Contact your local Preservation Society or Historical Society for info.My best to ya and hope this helps.Jay J -ModeratorPS: Visit a few...
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Hi 1Larry1Blair1,I don't think ANYONE can do that from here. Really, now, you I can't imagine how we could do that.Take some pictures to a Contrac...
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Hi joests,You have to remove it from the wall. MAYBE, you can get away with pulling it away from the wall a bit. You'll have to figure out how fa...
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Hi pyoung,You might need to 'cope' one end of the rope.One end is cut at 90 degrees, and then instaled. The 2nd end is 'coped' around the installe...
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Hi defender27,You need to kinda take a look around w/a flashlight. You didn't mention if the floor of your crawl was poured concrete or dirt. You...
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HI mantis115,Sure, the pressure could be the problem. You need to find out the pressure rating of the piping AND the washers (if any). Or, you co...
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Hi broncowenz,There are a number of 'factors' that come into play.It depends on where you live, the 'demand' for such services, the terrain, stamp-...
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Yes. You can use 'dummy' vents (adjustable register vents for walls) like you use in an upstairs room. One per wall is fine. Be sure there's a w...
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Hi Chris,This may sound obvious but I suggest you talk to a local Nursery for suggestions. There are books in the library about trees/vegetation t...
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My blower always has a 2nd cycle that lasts anywhere from 20 seconds to, say, 30 seconds. I'm not sure why but it's done it for 8 years.As far as ...
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I don't think your plan is a good one. The tar and wrap may get 'punctured' and you'll be back to square one.Check w/a Plumbing Supply House (foun...
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Hi COG,Read this recent Follow-up I wrote on the Old BBS. http://www.bobvila.com/wwwboard/messages/42774.html My best to ya and hope this helps.Ja...
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Personally, IF you can get the moisture/dampness reduced to almost nothing, then I wouldn't put any plastic up. The 'trick' is to let the moisture...
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Hi tammy,Visit the Old BBS and search for asbestos on the page. Try a few 'hits'. I recently did some follow-ups about asbestos siding and siding...
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Hi Bill,She could try the library, and DO talk to the Librarian. He/She may have references to look at. Also, there's the local Preservation Soci...
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Hi haystacka,It's hard to tell why the job went so well. I can't say what type of 'material' the wallpaper is. I don't know exactly when they wer...
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Hi Nick,Can't see anything from here. At times, it's better to spend the $$$ for a Professional. And in your case, and Exterminator.My best to ya...
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Hi MT,Go ahead and stud-out the room as normal. Use pressure-treated wood for the baseplate. (All this assuming you can afford to 'shrink' your r...
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Hi Wally,Look in the YELLOW PAGES under SURVEYORS - LAND for 'leads'. It's not that expensive, depending on where you live. I live in the Suburbs...
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