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It may be easier to bury construction debris than to haul it away but...
Wednesday, February 21, 2007

The ground "sank" about 3ft.

The tilted shed - Dan Curl's blog

The tilted shed, underneath - Dan Curl's blog

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		Dan Curl speaking at ASHI National Conference

		I'm teaching "How Homes Work" for Evening at Emory on Wednesdays, Oct 1-22, 2008

		Hail Chasers

		Class pictures for "How Homes Work," Evening at Emory, October 2007

		Odds are this oak tree will be dead within 3-7 years

		Dead Oaks

		I'm teaching another course this Fall, "How Homes Work," for Evening at Emory

		The Course Outline: Smart Solutions for an Energy Efficient Home, 9am-12 Saturday, August 18, 2007

		We're going to suck the air of a house! I'm teaching "Smart Solutions for an Energy Efficient Home" for Evening at Emory on August 18, 2007

		Getting it Fixed: My updated contractor page

		Living with Cancer

		Why Fight Over Climate? I’m tired of hot attics!

		The Top Ten Things This Home Inspector Shouldn’t Tell You

		Carp in the gutters by design in Takayama Japan

		"Turn off air conditioner before using washer and dryer" and foil in the attic

		How to defeat the purpose of the exhaust fan, common in homes built from the mid-80's on

		An uncapped A/C drain invites termites

		It may be easier to bury construction debris than to haul it away but...

		Sheltering Roofs

		The Shogun's Temple Builders

		Why create a blog for an inspector’s website?