This is the inside of an out-building on my property. It is native wood construction on a concrete foundation. It is 20′ from east to west and 16′ from north to south. It was built in approximately 1901 along with the main house on the homestead. It is the perfect size to do a little yoga studio for my wife. … Continue reading →
If you’re picking up after reading DIY Roof Replacement Part 1, you know the steps I’ve already taken. The roof is tar papered with two layers of 15# paper. On to my 7th step: I went with a standard 3-tab ebony shingle that has a 25 year warranty. It is as economical as it is beautiful. I’m using 1 1/4″ … Continue reading →
I’ve been saddled with a roofing job at my new home. Three layers of tarps conceal the abhorrent condition of the kitchen roof. My family is going to buy this home, a 1901 Indiana farmhouse. I’m told that the roof’s condition prevents me closing a loan for the property. If you live in the Northern Hemisphere, you’ll have noticed the … Continue reading →
