Mohit Joshi of hatch2web ^PRO asked:

Oct 19, 2015

can i replace the formica on my kitchen counters without pulling out and replacing the whole counter. In other words, can you cement new formica over what is t

Answers

5

Mark Miles asked:

Feb 17, 2014

I'm considering building a wine cellar in our crawl space. How would you go about that?

Glenn Huston asked:

Jan 27, 2015

What is the best way to install 30" high x 72" wide x 5/8 thick double pane fixed glass in vertical wall on roof. I am replacing "cloudy"existing ones Do I need to seal them or set them on something to avoid this cloudy look in the future? They have a 10 year warranty. I will be doing the work. THANKS

Geoff Graham of GuildQuality ^PRO asked:

Apr 6, 2017

Dog damage to door: What is the best way to repair it? Looking for the best way to repair this sort damage, and would greatly appreciate any suggestions.

Steve Tuffner asked:

Apr 25, 2015

I have a 50 gal. gas Bradford water heater in my house that is almost 12 years old. I want to replace in the near future. What are my non-tankless options? I am looking for a good manufacturing warranty with a good consumer track record. I have heard that the new water heaters are not as good as the old ones? Could you recommend some 50 gallon gas models that have a good warranty and history behind them? Thanks

Sean Cook asked:

Feb 17, 2014

What makes a good remodeling customer?

Craig Knott, CR of Houseworks Unlimited, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Feb 19, 2014

One that is flexible and open to new ideas and solutions.

One that doesn't second guess every step of the process.

One that doesn't watch over your workers and want to help.

One that doesn't have to be in contact 24/7.

One that shows appreciation for progress and quality.

One that provides baked goods once a week.

Alex Graham asked:

Feb 17, 2014

Should I install solar panels on my new home?

Solar panels are a great long term solution for energy savings. The average time frame for recovering the initial cost of the panels and installation is about 5 years, so if you are planning on living in the home for longer than 5 years, you will begin to see a return on your investment around year 6 and beyond. Also a big bonus is that tax credits are available to homeowners on both the state and federal level for solar currently!

Hope this helps! Good luck with your new home =)

Eric Consuegra, Arocon Roofing and Construction