I am installing styrofoam crown moulding for the second time. This time in my kitchen. If you love the look of crown moulding but don't have the skill or $$ for wood this is a great alternative.It looks just like high end crown moulding after you paint it. It is so easy because the back is flat for easy cutting and positioning. I took some before,during and after pictures.I buy the crown moulding from www.creativecrown.com ...»P.S. I don't work for them nor did they ask me to endorse them.

process is in Rhode Island. The description of the process is at: (http://www.larrytorti.com/pavingsystem.htm)

True macadam looks like a gravel driveway but is much more durable and should cost about a 1/3 as much as asphalt. If there is someone that knows of a contractor, please let me know and thank you!

basement - I have two with battery backup to prevent flooding in the event of a power outage.

I am considering installing underground drainage tube to take the downspout runoff and route it to a section of the lawn where it can drain away normally. I intended to use rigid PVC pipe but have heard that professional installers use the flexible pipe. My concern is that the flexible pipe is not smooth on the inside and had a potential for settling and creating low spots. I suspected that I could direct bury the rigid PVC but would have to encase the flexible in gravel. Anyone done this or had it done? Thoughts?

there a maximum distance? Right now I look to be 51 or 52 feet from the tub to the panel on the house and want to make sure that this is not too far.

sweep, the top seems to turn to fine dust and I have a concrete dust cloud in the basement. I don't know if the concrete was mixed or installed correctly but I could not see paint sticking to it. Is there a way to seal this somehow?

my concern is that both the service to the house and from the meter socket is adequate.