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A beautiful Cherry Blossom tree is the front yards central focus. Over 2 stories high, it was here when I bought the house in 2007. Now it hardly blooms & small branches are falling all the time. I don't know if it needs to be cut down or not. If so is it an expensive project? Or should I have...

Oh wow, thanks, that never even dawned to me. Considering the age of the house, I will definitely keep that in mind as I tackle projects. Bubblz-

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Hello everyone....this is my first time posting. I bought an 1846 Victorian. It's got great bones, but needs A LOT of love. At this point I want to expose the original hard wood floor. But there appears to be 4 different layers to remove first. Can someone teach me the easiest way to do this...

Thanks for the tip. I will do that tomorrow. Have you heard of or had any experience with either Haas or Historic Structures? Historic Structures is in DC and I believe Haas is somewhere near Richmond. Bubblz

:confused: - There are so many companies out there that provide historic window restoration. Has anyone had a good experience with a company they could recommend? We are buying a 1912 house in Virginia and really want to save the original windows. Thanks, bubblz