Recent content by nickroqs

Easiest way would probably to just go for the studfinder, but get some drywall anchors too just in case.

Like the above poster said, no matter what, it's still a double wide in a trailer park. That being true, you can still get some decent money I imagine, especially with its proximity to a popular lake. I doubt you'll see much of a return on any of the money you put into it though.

Use tape where you are going to saw to prevent chipping of the laminate.

As the poster about mentioned, first thing is get the home inspected. Especially the foundation and all that other good stuff that is very costly to repair, then go from there. Also keep in mind the home prices in the area. If they're not the best right now, there is no harm in fixing it up and...

You can certainly do it. Make sure you do your homework on it though, and prep it properly, if not it will look pretty horrible. And depending on the size of the countertop, it's just not worth it to do sometimes, for larger ones though it makes sense.

I worked as a helper for about three years, and I got maybe about five tips. All from older folks who just wanted to say thanks. It's never expected (at least it wasn't from me), and I felt bad taking it even when they insisted.