Recent content by joecaption

All your suggestions would be totally useless. https://www.homedepot.com/c/ah/how-to-soundproof-a-room/9ba683603be9fa5395fab9089dadf23

Regular motor oil should never be used, it's not tacky enough and will just sling off and do nothing but make a mess.

Going to need to see pictures from up on the roof, inside pictures are useless. That whole thing sounds odd.

Your going to have to call around and get some local prices. Ball park prices will not do anyone any good.

If they used "spackle" to fill anything on the outside you got ripped off! Spackle is just for filling small nail holes inside! It's likely splitting because it was allowed to go to long between repaintings. Any filler used now is just going to fail from expantion and contraction. As mentioned...

Just a really bad idea! It would be cheaper and faster to just by a new table. The only time I've seen this work out is when the guy cut out a piece of 4 X 8 X 3/4" PVC to fit. It worked perfect, but looked like poop.

I've owned a lawn care company for over 15 years. I've tried the double blades, adding a mulching deck and blades to the mower and it always was a mess. Just cut the lawn at 4" and it will look better and choke out the weeds.

Best that could be expected, except those grade marks that should have been sanded off before staining. Use a transparent or semi- transparent stain and every flaw will show through and will not last as long.

Unless this is going to be attached to 3/4 plywood, it's not going to work. Hardie board has 0 top loading strength.

Just looks like a really bad drywall job and someone did not apply a second coat of paint over the primer to me.

It get nailed to the rafter tails, not the stucco wall.

Simple answer is, yes there's a real danger that mold or fungus may grow under that flooring.

#1, That's not stucco, It's panels that just look like stucco. #2, Where's the pictures of the rot? Your siding looks like Smart Side, the only time I've seen it fail is if it was installed to close to grade.

Please post some pictures of the deck for better suggestions on how to do it.

Would have been easier to just replace them. If I had to do this I would have sprayed them with cold galv. paint...