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Roofing

No roofing underlay, what should I do?

Anonymous user 13/11/2025 - 3:50 PM

My roof has shingles but no underlay or barrier underneath. I’m planning to convert the attic into an office and was going to put up drywall. Should I add something first to protect the drywall from moisture in case water ever leaks through the shingles?

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Bathroom and sanitary

Is it okay to tile over existing tiles or should I take them out first?

Anonymous user 13/11/2025 - 1:05 PM

I’m planning a bathroom renovation and was wondering if it’s okay to install new tiles directly over the old ones or if it’s better to remove them completely first. The existing tiles are in decent shape and still well stuck to the wall, but I’m not sure if tiling over them would cause problems down the road with weight, adhesion or moisture. Has anyone done this? And what would you recommend?

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Painting

paint choices

Anonymous user 12/11/2025 - 9:34 AM

If one has a color on walls not available because originally a valspar color from Lowes what does one do or what options is there?

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Good Afternoon Looking to soundproof a floor in our house. The floor is between the Basement Apartment Master Bedroom and a Living Room on the ground floor. As you can see from the pictures the floor is currently a "sunken living room floor" which is eight inches lower than the rest of the ground floor. We are interested in filling in the "sunken living room floor" with sound proofing and making the "sunken living room floor" level with the remainder of the ground floor. Currently the ceiling of the Basement Apartment Master Bedroom is finished and has six inched of safe and sound in it. Unfortunately, this Safe and Sound is not providing much sound proofing.

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1,400 sq ft bungalow - built 1998. Original insulation appears to be blown in variety. Looking for a good top up to increase R-Value, especially face of house that faces West.

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