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Hi! We have a early 1930s house. The bathroom has an old tile floor set in cement, with plywood and vinyl laid over the top of this. We want to install a new tile floor. Can we install directly over the vinyl (on top of the plywood), or will this cause cracks? If we take out the plywood, can we tile over the old tile? Thank you! Mark
Dear Mark: I am reminded of one of my favorite movies, "Avalon", where a kid raises his hand and asks his grammar teacher "Can I go to the bathroom?" The
Mason: We are interviewing contractors for a remodel to our home which we want to make handicap accessible. Our living room is two steps up from the rest of the house. Is it possible to have it lowered? Linda
Dear Linda: Thank you for your question. The EASY answer is always YES! I believe that anyone can do anything, given enough time, money and expertise. I assume your question really means "is this reasonably achievable?" The answer to the latter interpretation of your inquiry,
I want to sell my house. All the rooms but one
Hello, Can you provide me an idea of how much I
"Mason: We have remodeled our kitchen and are to
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