Unless it was burned in a fire, No, not at all! You just need to schedule restoration services with Power Clean Systems.

There are many reasons for 'bud blast', or the death of the developing bud. If the bud gets too cold, for instance from being too close to a window in the colder months, it may blast. At the other end of the spectrum, if the bud becomes overheated from too much direct sun it may blast. You can also lose buds to rot if water is allowed to remain in the crown of the plant for an extended period of time, particularly during colder temperatures.

Absolutely. In my opinion, the black and white prints that I am making now are every bit as beautiful as traditional film prints. In fact, due to the additional tonal control that I have in Photoshop, I believe that they may even exceed traditional prints. Like the color prints, the black and white prints are just as archival as film based prints. They will not fade in your lifetime.

A building permit is required if the deck is more than 30 inches above grade, and planning department approval is required for decks 18 inches or more.

If no excessive pulsation, lateral runout or surface scoring exists and physical dimensions of the rotor are within manufacturer's specs and you are using the same type and manufacturer of friction material- rotors machining is not necessary.

We recommend you let your deck dry for a minimum of four weeks after construction of your deck before we apply a penetrating sealer. The problem with new wood is that the grains are closed and the wood still contains natural chemicals called tannins and mill glaze. If left to nature, it would take 3-6 months for the grain to open and the natural chemicals to leach out. By using a combination of powerwashing and mill glaze remover, we can speed up this process.

It depends on how extensive the mold is, and sometimes on what you are willing to pay for. Often the mold is just in a few areas, requiring limited structural replacement, or just cleaning. Obviously, any roof leaks --­ shingles, flashing, etc. -- must be fixed to prevent future mold growth. Also, attics rarely visited don't need to be as clean as living spaces.

a particular level of adaptation, human vision responds to about a hundred-to-one contrast ratio of luminance from white to black. Call these luminance values 100 and 1. Within this range, vision can detect that two luminance values are different if the ratio between them exceeds about 1.01, corresponding to a contrast sensitivity of one percent.

The felt interlay acts as a baffle that prevents wind driven snow or other foreign material from entering the attic cavity during extreme weather conditions. The felt interlay also increases the roof's insulating value. The felt interlay system forces water to the surface, thus assisting the proper water shedding in your roof.

A building permit is required for any deck which is more than 60 cm (24 inches) above grade, and is directly attached to a house.

Yes. A permit is required for ALL pools and decks. Use the building permit application form found on our website.

This primarily comes into play if your deck is well above ground (4' or higher). The answer is no. The reason you are sealing your deck is to prevent the sun from aging the wood and more importantly, to prevent rain from rotting your deck. Since the understructure never receives any real sunlight and gravity dictates that water will not stay on the underside, it is not necessary to seal that.

Yes. If you elect not to seal your deck it will age prematurely and will not last as long as a properly maintained deck. A properly maintained deck in our climate should last 30 years. for what type of sealer, we highly recommend to use cost as an indicator. There are definitely reasons why a gallon of Brand X costs $15.00 while Brand Y costs $40.00. Lower cost doesn't necessarily mean better value but it definitely could mean lower performance.

You are probably going to need a landing deck because of headroom, especially as you go downstairs. By going directly under the floor you are likely to hit your head on the floor as the stair turns. Precision Pine staff design the stair for you to ensure you have at least 6’6” of headroom. See Why you need a landing deck.

A guardrail is required for any deck or portion that is 30 inches or more above the ground. The guardrail must be a minimum of 36-inches high above the top surface of the deck. Intermediate rails, pickets, or other ornamental patterns must be provided and spaced in such a manner that a four-inch diameter object cannot pass through any opening. Guardrails must be strong enough to resist a 200-point force at any point on the guardrail.

If you are REPAIRING an EXISTING deck this is routine maintenance and a Permit is not required. HOWEVER, if this deck is expanded in any manner from the original size a Permit is required.

To ensure the absolute best protection and the best appearance for your deck, it should be maintained on a yearly basis. Decks take a tremendous beating from the weather and will deteriorate rapidly without proper care. We recommend a yearly powerwash and the application of another coat of sealer to keep your deck at its best.

Yes, your piping should be under pressure of 35 PSI at that time. Also the Electrical underground rough inspection needs to be completed. The deck and the drain should be in place ready for inspection.

No. Your VoIP telephone handset operates independently of your computer. All that is required to place or receive a call is a network connection.