Tiling Success
Original-style tiles fill the old furnace register holes in the kitchen and guest bath.
Original-style tiles fill the old furnace register holes in the kitchen and guest bath.
Plugging the huge furnace holes in the concrete, so the closet now holds our 3D printer.
The boys eat things they shouldn’t, starting with cardboard, and Tenar ends up at the vet on fluids for a week.
Before and after shots of the refinished teak floors, plus one new squeak.
Sanding and refinishing the teak through half the house, after moving all the furniture out.
Patching the old furnace holes in the click-lock floors of my office and the blue room.
Repairing the teak floors with a box of matching parquet the previous owners left behind.
Our discontinued bamboo flooring, found again thanks to Craigslist and a friend in Chicago.
Our teak parquet floors needed a full revamp after the furnace project, and that started a saga.
Ten ways Lumber Liquidators messed up our flooring order.
Voltz Electric upgrades our 175-amp service to 200 amps and replaces the fifty-year-old panel.
Bringing the original teak parquet floors back to life myself instead of having them professionally cleaned and polished.
Replacing the filthy carpets in two rooms with bamboo flooring, starting with an unhelpful flooring store and ending at Lumber Liquidators.
The view from the well, 200 feet above the house, why a rusting 10,000-gallon metal well tank is a problem and the Whale’s broken camshaft at LeMons.
