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  1. Remodeling Picture Post
    Hi All - Can anyone help me identify if this is a load bearing wall? This is the wall I want to remove that separates the kitchen from the rest of the dining/living space. The kitchen is where the truss system starts in a new direction like an add-on which you can see from the attic picture...
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  2. Carpentry
    Hi Pro’s! I have a situation I need the communities help. We used to have a tub which had a tiled frame around it. To our surprise when we remove it we fount this vent. We intend to put a free standing tub but need the vent pipe to be hidden. There is a header/beam in the way. I don’t want to...
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  3. Framing
    After removing my front porch railing, I noticed that 3 of the 4 porch posts do not make full contact with the porch slab. The one closest to the front door is the one that doesn't move around. The others move around quite a bit on the bottom. I don't remember the posts moving around before I...
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