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Just do a Google search for Asbestos regulations British Columbia and there is a lot of information out there. Like stated already your best bet is to cover it for now, the worst thing you can do is disturb it and get the fibers flying around. You might be able to get a contractor to come out...

If you have soil problems than i would suggest planting in pots. You can move them around or change whats in them if you want. You can also make raised beds to give some height and creativity. Create areas of tropical bliss. Throw in a water feature.

Look into Box Wood or Japanese Holly they are good hedge shrubs. But it always best to go to your local nursery. You can do a search on line for nurseries in your area they usually have good info on their sites.

I would put your money into composite decking. It is a quite a bit more expensive but will last a very long time.

I think in your case you can use a t-bevel.

Welcome, and let me say you have a beautiful house. I don't think adding the 14 feet to the right side would make it look to long. From your door, the left side to your patio/garage is about twice the length of the right side. So if you add the 14 feet it would put your door more centered...

I vote for the stamped concrete slab, if you get the right contractor it will look amazing. Cheapest and no maintenance. Hire someone competent. Find someone that will come out and give you a quote. I am sure there is some mud flinger that can do all three. Get two or three quotes and go...

If you have a hand grinder, get a segmented diamond blade. Mark a line across where you want to cut it. Then use the diamond blade to cut into the molding center out till you cut through enough to get a flush cut saw in there. Finish with a flush cut saw. If you are careful it will be as...

1,000 bucs no way, but I have a project that that will work for. So I say keep it the way it is and send the grand to me:D:D. No really that would look great you are definitely on the right track. Price it out and see what your dealing with. I always plan a project three months out and than...

I like the idea of getting rid of it. It looked like there was a problem with it anyways. When your hearth starts breaking away throwing new mortar on it is a band-aid. I would suggest putting a new small hearth, trim, and mantel on it though, either tile or wood. Otherwise you have a big...

Hi all, New to the site. You have a great website Graham, concise and to the point. Thanks for sharing your vast knowledge with the rest of us. Garry Owen