June 12, 2015
Stillwater
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How much cost to remove water-damaged laminate flooring? That’s why it’s important to quickly Angie’s List remove sodden laminate and provide Dear Angie: How much does it good ventilation for about a week so the cost to remove subfloor can fully water-damaged dry. laminate-wood If the subfloor is flooring? damaged, very old – Gene S., or might contain Redondo Beach, asbestos, you’d be Calif. wise to hire a proDear Gene: fessional who knows Waterlogged lamihow to properly nate is bad news. remove and dispose And wet laminate it. left in place could However, if just lead to even worse the laminate is problems. Because laminate damaged, and the flooring is a floating floor beneath floor product, mean- remains in good ing it doesn’t need to shape and no asbestos will be disbe nailed or glued turbed, you might down, standing want to remove the moisture can settle laminate yourself. between the lamiLaminate flooring nate and the concomprises crete or subfloor. int&erlocked pieces, Not only can the so it’s fairly easy to moisture damage lift and remove the subfloor itself, planks. mold could develop Flooring pros say within 24 hours.
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you could probably remove about 300 square feet of laminate in two to three hours. Bear in mind that you may be required to pay to dispose of it at a local trash dump. If you can find flooring professional who’s willing and able to remove the laminate quickly, so it doesn’t sit wet for a day or more, expect to pay $1 to $1.70 per square foot. But an available contractor may not find it worthwhile to remove damaged flooring in a small room, unless the job also includes installation of replacement flooring. You could also hire a handyman service for removal. As for what kind of flooring to use to replace the lami-
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Q: My home has a crawl space that continues to flood with every rain. Water pools in my driveway and in several areas of my yard. I had a contractor tell me the home is too low in the ground and suggested I regrade the yard. Over the years my neighbors have added soils and raised their driveways to keep water out of their crawl spaces. Do you have any suggestions? A: As a home inspector, one of the first things we see when we arrive at a home is the grading of the yard. How is water going to flow away from the home? As a builder, it was imperative to make sure runoff water would not overflow the doors to the home, including the garage door. We would find the bench mark – the highest point in the area – for purposes of determining the top of the foundation. These things were done first because of their importance. The yard on your home should, if at all possible, drain away from the foundation. This may not always be possible on a hillside, but measures are taken during construction, such as
regrading the yards, to divert runoff water from the site. If you don’t have rain gutters for the roof, add them and make sure the downspouts drain as far from the foundation as possible. If the driveway is too low or has settled, it should be removed. Regrade the area and add a new driveway that is sloped to drain away from the yard and the foundation. Add soils to the low areas where the water pools, but keep the top of the yard at least 4 { inches below the top foundation block and never cover the siding with soil. In the crawl space have a sump pit and a sump pump installed to control flooding. When a house has been built too low in the ground or when the neighborhood changes and the flow of runoff water changes, a landscaper can regrade the yard and correct the water’s flow. They can use French drains, sump pumps, dry wells, berms, swales, etc. to protect your property. It is not impossible to raise the entire house above the waterlogged yard, but this would be the very last resort. House movers and foundation contractors can raise the house 8 inches or 8 feet – whatever is needed – but you have to decide if the property is worth this much work and cost.
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Strawberry care following harvest To increase your chances of a successful crop next year, begin soon after harvest preparing the plants for next year. Begin by removing the top (older) leaves of the existing plants. If your strawberry bed design allows it, a lawnmower will work fine for this. It can also be done successfully with a string trimmer if the operator has a fair amount of skill and the machine runs fast enough to make a clean cut. The next step is to reestablish rows by removing excess plant material so the remaining rows are eight to ten inches wide. This allows room for next season s plants to become established over the remainder of the growing season. Continue to control weeds throughout the growing season. Bermudagrass can be especially troublesome if it gets
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late August. Other nutrients should be added as needed based on soil test results. If your strawberries did not do well this year, it might be a good idea to experiment with a different cultivar or established in eral fungal distwo next season. strawberries. Water eases. Drip irrigaNot only will as needed to protion or soaker hoses adding some divermote healthy can help minimize sity increase your growth. this problem. Delay harvest time line, it Strawberries are nitrogen fertilizer will also increase susceptible to sevapplications until the odds of weath-
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provided on establishing a new bed. Now would be a great time to begin work on a new bed as you can spend the summer removing existing turfgrass or other perennial weeds and improving the soil with regular additions of organic matter and compost. Building a healthy garden soil
in advance of planting will pay big dividends for years to come. Keith Reed is the Horticulture Educator in the Payne County OSU Extension office. You can contact him via email at keith.reed@okstate.e du, call 405-7478320, or stop by the office at 315 W. 6th in Stillwater.
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and gently used building materials, Large remodeling furniture, tools, projects can gener- home accessories ate lots of older and appliances to household items the public at a fracand building mate- tion of their retail rials that many price. Each ReStore charities are happy is owned and operto accept. ated by local DEAR MR. Habitat for MYERS: We have Humanity affilia couple of sinks, ates, and proceeds doors and some from their sales are other items that used to fund the we replaced respected nonprofit when we remodgroup’s efforts to eled our home build affordable earlier this housing for those in spring. They’re need. all in fairly good I donated some shape, so we kitchen cabinets, a don’t want to just couple of doors, a take them to the bathroom vanity dump. Are there and several other any charitable items to my local organizations ReStore when I did that will accept a major remodel this kind of stuff? myself about two ANSWER: Sure. years ago. They One of the largest came out and is Habitat for picked up my stuff Humanity ReStore, for free, which which sells new saved me more
than $200 in haulaway expenses and landfill fees. I felt good knowing that the items would be re-used rather than help to fill-up precious space at the garbage dump, and that the resale proceeds would help to fund quality new housing for people who need it most. As a bonus, I also got a big tax-deduction for the value of the items that I donated because Habitat for Humanity and its ReStore affiliate are charitable organizations recognized by the Internal Revenue Service. You can locate the nearest ReStore by calling Habitat at 1-800-422-4828,
or by visiting www.habitat.org/re store. Other major charities that sometimes accept housing-related items include American Red Cross, Salvation Army and Goodwill Industries. *** REAL ESTATE TRIVIA: Walk-in closets in the master bedroom are the most sought-after feature in new housing projects this year, according to a new survey by the National Association of Home Builders. They’re followed by individual laundry rooms, low-energy windows and “great rooms� that can
be used as a kitchen, family room or living room -- or for all three purposes. *** DEAR MR. MYERS: I was shopping for a new home-insurance policy a few weeks back, and was surprised when two of the insurers I contacted asked me to sign a form allowing them to get a copy of my credit report and credit score. Both companies then rejected my application because I have had some financial problems lately and my credit score has dropped. Is it legal for an
insurer to reject an application for a policy simply because a homeowner’s score has declined? ANSWER: Yes, it’s legal. A growing number of homeowner’s and automobile insurers insist on getting a copy of an applicant’s credit report and credit score before issuing a new policy. That’s because several studies have shown that folks with low credit ratings and scores are much more likely to file multiple claims than those with better credit histories are, in part because low-rated applicants are often hurting for cash
and thus are more willing to ask their insurer for reimbursement even when the slightest mishap occurs. In some cases, cash-strapped homeowners have even purchased a new insurance policy and then purposely set their house on fire in order to collect the insurance proceeds. Not all insurers demand that new applicants agree to furnish their credit report or score. Keep shopping around; I’m sure that you’ll find a company that’s willing to insure you, and perhaps even give you a discount if you haven’t filed a claim in the past few years.
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How long should a work warranty last? most home improvement projects be free of workmanAngie’s List ship problems for two years, Dear Angie: What is the according to the Indiana average length of a work- Builders Association. manship warranty? We’re Contractors who want to planning a kitchen and retain client goodwill may bath remodel and what to honor a work warranty for know what to expect longer than the specified from a contractor. time. Still, there’s a limit to – Catherine H., what a client can reasonably Lakewood, Wash. expect from a contractor. For Dear Catherine: The instance, a foundation may length of a work warranty settle over time, creating can vary, but a year is fairly structural problems with a typical for remodeling propast home project. jects. As with any other imporMost states leave the tant aspect of a major home length up to the contractor, project, it’s important to be says Dan Bawden, an attor- sure you know what to ney and contractor who expect with a warranty and serves on the Remodelers to get details in writing. Council of the National Bawden explains that a Association of Home workmanship warranty is Builders. But Indiana, generally considered a “work where I live, requires that and materials” warranty,
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because the contractor agrees to provide labor and supplies needed to correct a problem during the designated period. Contractors often expect to return to address a few issues, such as caulking that cracks after it dries. For efficiency, he suggests waiting long enough to collect a list of problems so the contractor doesn’t make too many trips. Usually, a workmanship warranty will cover anything that was damaged because of work that wasn’t done correctly, such as cracks in a floor or surface that wasn’t properly installed. But workmanship warranties don’t cover materials or appliances that fail on their own. Those are covered by manufacturer warranties. You may want to ask your con-
tractor if he or she will provide labor to remove a failed appliance or fixture that is replaced through a manufacturer warranty. Work warranties usually don’t cover damage a homeowner causes, though it could still be worth asking the contractor to take a look if something breaks after an accident in the kitchen or bathroom. For instance, if you knock something off the kitchen counter and it cracks a floor tile, you may have to pay for the repair. But by contacting the contractor, you may learn that the tile cracked because there wasn’t enough mortar beneath it. In that case, an honest contractor should take responsibility to fix the mortar and replace the tile. If you choose your own fix-
tures or materials for a project, a contractor may not be willing to warrant any work required if those failed, such as water damage caused by a leak stemming from a defective faucet. Ultimately, a workmanship warranty is only as reliable as the contractor you’ve hired. That’s why trust and reputation are such important factors, in addition to having a solid contract and confirming appropriate licensing, insurance and bonding. A reliable contractor should have no problem providing several references who can vouch for the quality of work. You’d be wise to contact recent references as well as clients who had work done some years ago.
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Replace weak batteries and keep spare batteries handy. Replace the batteries in your smoke alarms. Know where the main water shut-off valve is and how to use it. Locate the main gas or oil shut-off valve and learn how to use it. Check the water lines and drain lines under the home for signs of leaks. Check the water heater. Does it vent properly? The vent must have a positive rise all the way to the chimney. Is there a } inch metal overflow line on the water heater’s safety valve? The end of this line should
extend to within 6 inches of the floor or drain to the outside. Replace worn faucet fittings and leaking washers. Clean clogged and slow-draining fixtures. Make sure any foundation or sump pumps are in working condition. In the attic, check the insulation. Strong winter winds can blow loose insulation into piles. The insulation should be spread evenly over the attic floor. The insulation should not touch the roof’s decking near the outside walls. A 2inch air gap is needed for ventilation. Check with your local utility for Rvalues and types of
insulation recommended for your area. Check the underside of the roof’s decking for signs of past leaks or for black rot staining. If you have a whole house fan make sure it is not covered before turning it on. Insulate and cover attic access openings that are accessible from inside the home. Check for and uncover all bath and kitchen vent fans. These should be vented to the exterior and not to the attic. Uncover recessed lighting fixtures. Covered fixtures can build up enough heat to cause a fire.
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the home looked for pump installed. is and how to turn off chipped, peeling, or Inspect for erosion. the main switch. If Washed-out areas it’s a fused service, Tribune News Service flaking paint. Inspect for loose next to the foundahave spare fuses on vinyl or aluminum tion should be filled hand and close to the Before we get too siding. and compacted. box. If it’s a breakfar into the summer, Check for broken Maintain a slope ered service, make here are some mainor missing storm away from the foun- sure each circuit is tenance items to windows and dation of { inch per labeled. inspect on your screens. If you have foot. Central air condihome. your screens in storTurn off the power tioning system. Start on the roof if age, it’s time to bring to the outside unit of Remove the filter you’re able, or view it them out and inspect the central air condi- and check inside the from the ground for for damage. tioning system and filter box. If the coolsafety. Look for signs Check window spray the outside ing coil is visible, of wear to the shinglazing. Putty, espe- coils with a garden make sure it is clean. gles: curling, crackcially if you have hose. Remember to If not, have it profesing, nails popping storm windows, can turn the power back sionally cleaned and through the shingles harden and become on when you’ve finserviced before the and split or missing useless. Clean off the ished. warmer months. shingles. old putty and apply Inspect the incom- Change the filter Check the valleys new before painting ing overhead electri- now and again every where two rooflines the window jambs. cal wires. If the 3 to 4 months. If intersect. Inspect the caulk- wiring passes there is a humidifier Check the metal, ing around windows through and close to attached to the air wall to roof, flashings and doors and tree limbs, contact system, turn it off around chimneys recaulk all loose and the power company. until winter. Because and flues. Check the missing areas. Downed limbs can a built-in humidifier rubber boots around Close foundation cause power outages can cause rusting, it plumbing vents. vents and uncover for you and for your would be better to Inspect the flashbasement windows. neighbors. have the unit ing around skylights Inspect crawl Interior inspecremoved. and sky windows. spaces for signs of tions should include: Batteries. Check Caulk as needed. At flooding. If water is Electrical service flashlights and the gabled ends, present, have a sump panel. Know where it emergency lighting. repair missing screens and clean out old bird and hornet nests. Inspect the tops of masonry chimneys. These tend to crack and need to be caulked. Loose brick 3 Bed / 2 Bath / 3 Car and missing mortar $ need to be repaired. If you have a chimney cap, make sure Live the dream, a small country estate, 4.23 acres just south of it is secure. Stillwater with a large shared pond. Geothermal for low utility bills, Clean and inspect insulated spray foam walls. High quality exterior log/like concrete gutters. Leaky and product, metal roof, stained concrete floors. Handicap accessible clogged gutters can house with 36 inch doorways. Beautiful kitchen with Knotty Alder cause a wet basecabinetry and granite countertops, huge pantry. You can build a ment or flooded shop or have a horse here. crawl space. Make On 68th, between sure the downspouts Western and Washington PPage Provence, CRS carry the runoff Fisher Provence, REALTORS® water at least 6 feet Broker Associate from the house. (405) 612-0194 377-1000 On the exterior of
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By Maureen Gilmer pile of cobblestones Tribune News Service than a natural feature. When water A planted dry moves quickly over streambed is the land, its velocity is perfect alternative able to pick up sand to lawn, but if you and pebbles, carrydon’t understand the natural process ing them along in behind rivers, yours suspension, which is the essence of soil will never look erosion. As flowing great. water slows due to Thanks to techbarriers, curves or nology, Google Earth allows every- irregular terrain, heavier pebbles one to study real drop out of suspenriver bed models sion to create a from a bird’s-eye gravel bar. view. Aerial When the water imagery in the dry slows even more, Western states shows in real terms often due to flatter topography, the the dynamics of smaller, lighter parwater flow and the ticles drop out, creway it influences how erosion creates ating sand bars. This demonstrates the dry riverbed. why a streambed Look closely to must be composed see irregular, of different sized sweeping and almost artistic sand aggregates to recreate the surface and gravel bars diversity. build or are swept When the away. This bears no riverbed turns, resemblance to what some folks are there are other forces at play. calling a dry streambed, which is Flowing water scours out banks more like a linear
on the outside of a curve, carrying away eroded soil and gravel. If the flow line then turns the opposite direction, it slows on the inside of the curve where sands fall out to make a beach. This is highly variable as water takes the path of least resistance, with the same process of scour and deposit occurring throughout the length of that river. With this knowledge, take another look at Google Earth to identify sand and gravel bars, cut banks and sandy beaches. When looking at rounded or “riverrun” gravel for your
streambed, select a variety of aggregate sizes. Use coarse sand, pea gravel, larger river gravel and smaller boulders or cobbles, all of which share similar material coloring for a unified appearance. Start by setting your flow line with stakes and strings for alignment. Next, set your boulders at transition zones since they can influence flow. Then distribute the sand and gravelly materials along the sides in areas based on where water slows under those conditions. In the arid West, wild plants tend to be more plentiful
around boulders or groupings of large rocks along the edges of the streambed. This is because moisture is trapped beneath the huge stones long after the water ceases to flow. This tells why ornamental grasses and reeds belong adjacent to larger rock outcrops within the streambed composition. In the wild, small plants pop up in the fine sandy beach parts of the bed. With deep fine rooting area unrestricted by rocks, fastgrowing, deep-rooted plants survive best here. Riparian trees and shrubs such as
riverbank willows naturally occur here as nature’s way of holding ground with networks of fibrous roots. In the dry streambed, use your shrubby plants on the outside of curves where the cut bank would be. Further out from the gravel areas, place your trees, since they would be swept away by high water within a natural riverbed. The streambed has long been used by growers of succulents to create porous ground for succulents. This technique imports gravelly ground to elevate cold hardy alpines such as
sempervivums and sedums where the soil is dense or poorly drained. It works equally well for tender succulents and desert plants in a residential garden where they might not thrive due to drainage issues. When nature gives you a great working model, use it. Thanks to technology you can now see the dry streambed in its natural habitat. Let this show you exactly how to recreate it by designing with nature to make this awesome feature a water conservation solution at your house.
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household mold spores that can produce mycotoxins, which can present serious health threats to humans and animals alike. One particular toxic mold, stachybotrys, has been in the news for years and is often referred to as “black mold,” but molds can be a variety of colors. Several varieties and types of molds are known to contribute to the symptoms you outlined. Talk to your physician and search the home for dark and damp areas where mold spores often grow. Remove any and all contaminated items from inside the home, including drywall, paintings, clothing, furniture, shoes, food storage, etc. If you can’t locate all the mold or if you can’t remove the mold yourself, hire a professional environmental contractor to assist you. You might also try having the family stay elsewhere for a few weeks to see if the boys’ conditions improve. If there are no improvements, the home may not be the problem.
Data from Stillwater Board of REALTORS | April 2015
Area Delimited by Entire Stillwater MLS - Residential Property Type *
Absorption Rate:
April
Average Sales/Month 12 months prior to Apr 2014 is 66.9 Average Sales/Month 12 months prior to Apr 2015 is 68.3
2014
Closed Unit Sales Closed Volume Sales (x1000) Median Sales Price Average Sales Price Median Days on Market to Sale Average Days on Market to Sale Median Asked to Sold Ratio End of Month Inventory Months Supply (End of Month Inventory/Absorption Rate*)
2014 2015
CLOSED UNIT SALES
Year to Date
April
209 57
57 10,354 154,500 181,642 88 132 97.73% 96.65% 296 4.42
64 9,944 139,450 155,371 60 105 97.59% 96.56% 282 4.13
2014 2015
Year to Date
154,500 140,000
2014 2015
Year to Date 35.50M 34.30M 9.94M -3.96%
-3.37%
AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET
2014 2015
Year to Date
April
150,000 139,450
+/-%
200 -4.31% 34,303 -3.37% 7.14% 150,000 0.98% 171,517 87 -17.14% 114 -14.51% 0.43% 97.69% 96.71% -0.06% 282 -4.73% 4.13 -6.70%
209 35,500 140,000 169,858 105 134 97.27% 96.77% 296 4.42
April
-4.31%
AVERAGE SALES PRICE
12.28% -3.96% -9.74% -14.46% -31.82% -20.87% -0.14% -0.08% -4.73% -6.70%
2015
CLOSED VOLUME SALES
10.35M
+12.28%
2014
+/-%
200
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Make bland rooms better with instant architectural detail By Cathy Hobbs Tribune News Service
Summer is a great time to take on a DIY project. One way to spruce up your home is to add instant architectural detail to otherwise bland rooms. Architectural detail can come in various forms, from the more ornate, like columns and stone fireplaces, to the more basic, such as installing bead board or a simple chair railing. Installing bead board with the right tools can be an easy and affordable upgrade to any home, as with chair railing, which typically comes in long inexpensive strips. Both bead board and chair railing can be delivered to your home primed or unprimed and
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