Hello I live in a house built in 1900 that has original 121 year old hardwood floors they are in great shape for the most part but have pretty big gaps between planks... See more
We were painting our dining room and my husband knocked the paint can over and left a large puddle of paint on carpet. I’ve sopped up a lot but a large spot remains.... See more
the previous owners of our home apparently sealed over dirty grout. i have spent hours with bleach and oxi clean and grout cleaners and scrub brushes. nothing... See more
i will be installing same flooring through kitchen living room and dining room. Can’t decide on color or material. Kitchen will be white cabinets and living room will... See more
I moved a piece furniture and scuffed my laminate door. The internet said to use Zep but it hasn't helped. They don't seem to be scratches just scuff lines. Any... See more
Anybody have any ideas on what I could use on a basement floor that sometimes gets wet? It can't be too expensive because I can't afford much. The space is 14' L x... See more
I understand tiling directly over plywood can allow warping to occur if grout or other substances seep through. I know backer board is usually used. For bathroom and... See more
I live in a mobile home and have carpet in my living room and dinning room. The carpet has these reoccurring black stains. What would be least expensive way to cover... See more
My husband and I want to redo the floor of our guest bathroom. The tiles are in good condition, but do not match our style at all! They just look out-dated. Is... See more
We were finally able to waterproof our basement and have 2 sump pumps installed a few years ago, but years of water running through the basement damaged the concrete... See more
Ah Hi, This job calls for a professional, find a contractor that builds houses. Check with Home Advisor or Angie's List. Aloha!
You need a deep concrete pad on the bottom
I had a contractor come and he put cinder blocks and shems. Made a world of difference. It cost $250.
We used a floor jack and piece of wood on top when we put a heavy bakers rack in kitchen. It is still working 18 years later.
Check out this YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpQ1rK3fb-8
Try car jacks
Thanks Kathy,
Have 2 bottle jacks I thought I would use