Monthly Archives: February 2009
Repairing Plaster Walls
Before gypsum wallboard became the interior surface finish material of choice in the 1 950s, plaster was very commonly used for finishing interior walls and ceilings. Plaster is a very hard and durable material, but-because it isn’t a resilient material-it … Continue reading
Fixtures Rough in
We’ll look at a variety of common plumbing improvements that involve changing or installing plumbing fixtures. Of course, to install a fixture, the proper configuration of pipes must be in place-usually in the wall and/or under the floor. The first … Continue reading
Solving Roof Leaks
It’s a good idea to inspect and repair your roof in autumn, before the hard weather hits. Examine the roof again in spring to assess any winter damage. If you discover problems, make the necessary repairs. Inspecting From Inside Begin … Continue reading