The boss lady has given a pretty reasonable time table. I've been ordered to have the kitchen, dining room, and laundry room done before my spring hunts starting in early April. The living room, hallway, and outside before my fall hunts and the bedrooms and bathrooms once hunting slows down for the winter.
Your prolonging the misery lol. Wishing you luck partner. I dont have the patience for it.
My daughter is holding my SIL's feet to the fire on a kitchen remodel. No Spring bear until done. He has me in his back pocket. No problem. mtmuley
I thought the same thing, but I also remembered my kids are good at painting the wall. If you can look past the mismatched colors and the brush strokes going every which way I think you will be happy with their work. If you are happy with their work on the walls they specialize in painting custom cabinets and counter tops. @WildWill
Vinyl siding and tongue and groove carsiding interior. No painting required.
Vinyl? Sorry Dave. Hard no. mtmuleyVinyl siding and tongue and groove carsiding interior. No painting required.
Brick here. When people paint brick it kills me.Vinyl siding and tongue and groove carsiding interior. No painting required.
Not much brick here in Montana. But yeah, painting it a no no. mtmuley
We have an old farmhouse that had asbestos shingle siding. State Farm said they were going to drop us unless we changed it. Cost too much to remove and dispose of the shingles but encapsulating was allowed. All we could afford at the time was the insulating sheets and siding over that. Doesn't look bad.
Interesting. I don't know anything about asbestos abatement. I get the cost factor though. mtmuleyWe have an old farmhouse that had asbestos shingle siding. State Farm said they were going to drop us unless we changed it. Cost too much to remove and dispose of the shingles but encapsulating was allowed. All we could afford at the time was the insulating sheets and siding over that. Doesn't look bad.
Interesting, lot of wind here and its flatter than a pancake. Thankful for the brick.
We did a few jobs removing asbestos siding. Hassle was disposal at landfill, but not hardly that bad.
When we ripped out a bunch of (presumably) asbestos tile in our old kitchen, the “abatement” was “try not to breathe very deep.” 15 minutes of googling prior to starting said that the major risk is people with occupational exposure, not just the one-time encounter.
