We did one where the 1987 OSB they used for flooring was too thin & sagged between the joists.I used the same leveling compound they use for tile work laid a heavy pad & carpeted over the floors.The foyer & hallway we just tiled after the same leveling.If the joists have sagged it's a lot more work ESP if the flooring is the old tongue in groove pine with a subfloor on top.But one of my friends many years ago used Fiber glass shards & resin to fill the voids, but he got it as waste product from the place he worked so it was minimal cost, but it seemed like a lot of work.Good luck

I love the Back Bay area, sometimes I ride my  carbon fiber road bike through there.

Hello friends,Anyone have experience using carbon fiber strips or sheets to stabilize a basement wall (bowing 1.5") rather than steel I-beams.

It's nice to see what kind of backgrounds we all have.Since high school I've worked as a dietary aide, patient registration clerk, medical secretary, stay-at-home home, cardiac technician and now I currently work as an EEG tech.

There use to be piping referred to as orangeburg pipe used here in NY,NJ and PA and I am sure lots of other places up until around the 40s I believe. also knon as fiber conduit.

EPB (electric power board- electric co) has done a fantastic job with creating one of/if not the best fiber optic networks in the world, the infrastructure for more tech based companies has and continues to be laid here. 

@Mark Sullivan It is a dietary supplement business.

Do you anticipate fiber cement maintaining its current appeal?

Even in rural areas in my state they have fiber internet.

As are cellular towers, fiber, the internet, the local gas station, vape shop, computer monitors, keyboards, search engines, and just about everything else you can imagine.