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Timber Innovations LLC

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Timber Innovations LLC

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PO BOX 155, Kimberly, WI 54136 (920) 788-7400 www.timberinnovations.com/

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What is the best flooring for a cold, damp basement? There is existing carpet over a concrete slab.

Abe Degnan of Degnan Design-Build-Remodel of Madison ^PRO answered:

Oct 21, 2014

Agreed. Solve the moisture/humidity/condensation problem first, then afterward, choose the flooring. What are your goals? Hard surfaces that are unaffected by moisture are ideal, but possibly cold. Th ... read more

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What causes large gaps between window frames and the brick of my home? It looks like someone tried to caulk it previously, but it just pulled away again.

Christi Pryor of Callen Construction, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Sep 5, 2014

Gaps are typically caused by different expansion and contraction rates of different types of materials at different temperatures. The frame of the window may be vinyl or wood, which expands at differ ... read more

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