Removing the plaster from a vintage house is a nasty job. It generates yards of debris and creates clouds of dust that go everywhere. We have some advice: don’t assume the plaster has to go. In fact, ...
Q. We just bought our first house, an American Foursquare, dated 1917. It has been vacant for several years and the interior is not in the best condition. We'd like to gut it to get rid of the sagging ...
Q: My husband and I own a 1924 bungalow. When we bought it last year, we had the ceilings drywalled to cover up the terrible cracking. At the time, we didn't think too much about the walls -- just ...
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