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RE: MY NEW FIRE PIT SEEMS GREAT, BUT IS IT REALLY SAFE?

Shrubs definitely look great, but yeah, sparks can be a concern. I've seen some folks use evergreen shrubs thinking they're safer, only to realize lat...

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RE: Figuring out the right lot size without losing your mind

Vertical storage has its merits, especially when you're tight on lot size or looking to maximize your space without sprawling outwards. But I have to ...

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RE: Sink fixtures driving me nuts lately

We went with brushed nickel too, and I agree it's a solid choice overall. But yeah, hard water can still be a bit of a headache. At our last place, we...

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RE: Dealing with itchy pink nightmare in my attic

Totally agree with you on the Tyvek suits being a bit much for quick attic visits. I've done my fair share of attic inspections and quick insulation c...

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RE: My neighbor's remodel got shut down by city rules

That's a solid breakdown of the asbestos removal process. I haven't personally dealt with asbestos, but your points about containment and proper gear ...

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RE: Making your place look lived-in...by someone else

Couldn't agree more with your take on imperfections adding character. I've noticed the same thing in several projects—clients initially hesitate about...

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RE: Neighbor wants driveway access through my property—is this normal?

Had a similar experience with a shared driveway project once—both neighbors were great people, but neither thought about snow removal until it was too...

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RE: Hammer vs nail gun—what's your go-to?

I've used cordless brad nailers quite a bit, and they're definitely convenient for quick jobs. Still, there's something reassuring about grabbing a ha...

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RE: The Hidden Price Tag of Hiring Help

Totally get where you're coming from on the tile thing—been there myself. Last year, I had a similar experience with landscaping materials. Thought I'...

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RE: Do you actually read the fine print before signing?

Guilty as charged—I used to skim and sign without a second thought, until one time it nearly bit me. A few years back, I was finalizing a land deal an...

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