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Jones Concrete Service, for decades has been a reliable, professional company for the back-breaking work of pouring and finishing concrete. Based in Hillsborough, NC, and well known for arriving at big jobs in a blue school bus, they service the Durham-Chapel Hill area.
We know that a hardware store sells hardware. So, what in the world does a ReStore sell? . . . . It sells any kind of RE you can imagine: REducing, REusing, REcycling . Habitat ReStores are retail outlets which help you restore your house for a fraction of the cost while helping out a great cause. In addition to raising funds for Habitat for Humanity, ReStores help the environment by keeping quality, usable materials out of landfills and putting them back into good use. Materials sold by Habitat ReStores are usually donated from building supply stores, contractors, demolition crews or from individuals who want to support Habitat for Humanity and keep stuff out of landfills. When our very own Dr. Anna Marie renovated her home in Florida, she donated all of the old cabinets and appliances to her local Habitat ReStore (watch the video). When Kelly and I needed reclaimed brick for our patio, salvaged lumber for our moldings, antique doors and a claw foot tub for the new bathroom, an outdoor fireplace, plumbing supplies, and even tools, we found it all (and more) at the ReStore and saved tons of money. Reuse centers like the ReStore can be found in virtually every community in North America (see below to find a store near you). They are a green remodeler’s dream come true and a perfect way to reach the goal of zero waste. You can literally build an entire house from materials from a reuse center. You’ll typically save 50% – 90% by skipping the big box stores and finding what …
This is the first in a series of videos to help homeowners who are considering remodeling their home.
Remodeling Your Basement – Andy Bell of Handyman Matters takes us through the process of creating a floating wall and exposing outlets in drywall. When remodeling the first thing to do is check with county regulations that might have changes since you’ve lived in your house. Attaching a board directly to the concrete is a new regulation at this house and therefore needing a floating wall. There needs to be a 3″ gap in between wood on concrete and next board in case the concrete moves then it won’t put pressure on the walls. To cut drywall and expose the power outlets is easy with a tool called a drywall saw. It is a hand saw that glides through the drywall very easily. When measuring the drywall to install just go slow and take your time to ensure little mistakes aren’t being made.
