I own a townhome and received a letter from the city it’s in, that the water meter has indicated that there may be a leak at the property.
There was a small leak under one of the sinks and I had a plumber fix it imme...

... Disclosure? Is this like a lead paint test or different?
Thanks.

-Uwe

We are preparing our house for future tenets and we began to wonder about paint. Our house is currently painted with colors that we chose based on our personal preferences. While we, and many others that have seen our...

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I was looking for a way to provide a higher-end look to a rental home at a bargain price and I came across some pics/how to videos of expoxy countertops and I was wondering if anyone has tried this?  The kind that I a...

I have a duplex that that has one water meter. We are having a problem with high water bills. What is the best way to separate the meters ?

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Hi everyone, I have a five-unit building; there appears to be a water leak somewhere (the water bill is over $300 where it's usually around $90). Apart from broken toilet flaps/faucets, I'm assuming it's somewhere in ...

I was going to get some new countertops from Home Depot but noticed they have the built in backsplashes which won't work on the side with the sink and they don't sell the backsplashless ones.  I'm trying to keep costs...

I'm in a townhome in that's connected to 3 additional units (apartment below and townhome to right and apartment below). Each month the water bill has increased with this month showing more than 10, 000 gallons of wat...