I believe he stated in another thread that he is 21.
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Blackberry all the way. Great for multiple email accounts, Sprint Navigation (think Garmin with voice on your phone), syncs well with Outlook calendar, contacts, etc. Tough...
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Quite true. The OP, however, doesn't live there, he lives here...:whistling The new law creates the Maine Model Building Code ("MMBC"), which is composed of the Internat...
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Like I said earlier, if you're building to the IRC or IBC, underlayment is mandatory.
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For aluminum or vinyl windows, the industry standard for window installation is AAMA 2400-02 "Standard Practice for Installation of Windows with a Mounting Flange in Stud Frame ...
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B.Arch. Cal Poly Pomona
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Like this: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2530/3901452955_88323aeb51.jpg
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Underlayment is required in any area where the IRC has been adopted as the model code. There may be some semantic issue regarding "felt" versus "underlayment" as a lot of areas ...
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Maybe I should clarify. I was speaking specifically of new construction.
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In all my years, I've worked with dozens if not hundreds of architects, the vast majority of whom knew the difference between IC and non-IC rated fixtures (and the appropriate i...
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That's all you see out here in Cali/Arizona/Nevada. Miles and miles of concrete tile roofs. Monier Mission, Barcelona and Saxony are the most popular, but you see others too. ...
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Since most residential construction is wood-frame (a broad generalization but it's a fact is you take into account the whole country), we'll use the term "header" rather tha...
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I'm sure Phil will weigh in on this at any moment, but in the meantime here goes. If the license was issued to you as a sole owner/proprietor, then you can request that the...
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Workman's comp. isn't the same as health insurance. It is no-fault insurance that not only provides coverage for work-related injuries, but also protects a contractor and the ho...
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Aside from the likelihood that the strength of the mortar will be compromised, as far as I know most "red" soil is that color as a result of high iron content. The red color...
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We've done quite a few, but all in Southern Cal on slab-on-grade foundation systems. We use the Chance Anchor system as it's all pre-fabricated and available out of the catalog...
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The owner-builder qualification isn't all that easy. Flipping houses doesn't cut it either. There are limits on the number of houses you can perform work on as an owner-build...
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I think the best way to get the info you need is to re-post this in the Contractor Licensing forum, and while you're there send a message to License Guru. Phil is the best r...
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Gotta go with Sig. There isn't a better deck boss in the fleet than Edgar Hansen, hands down. If it's blowin' 70 with 40-footers, I'd want Edgar watching my back.
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As a "B", as long as the prime contract includes two or more unrelated trades (other than framing), I can self-perform all work excluding C-16 and C-57. I can't enter into a...
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