With a gas boiler and hot water heater located five feet below the bedroom, a homeowner is wondering how they can make the room safe to use as their baby's nursery.
They love the pale stain on their wood floors, but after three years of wear and tear they already looking a bit rough.
The house is in contract but the buyer's attorney is insisting on obtaining a letter of no objection from the seller.
The basement is flooding and homeowners have identified the source of the problem as the neighbor's corroded downspout.
Homeowners want to maintain the original plaster but their architect has warned them that rewiring the house may be an issue because of the asbestos in the walls.
The water bill has suddenly spiked and some homeowners are trying to figure out the cause.
The roof is leaking and before the cold weather arrives for good some homeowners want to repair their flat roof.
Their rental in a two-family home has constant problems and some readers are wondering how they might be able to get out of the lease.
Every heating duct in the house is emitting a musty, sweet smell and the homeowner thinks they have tracked the source to the cellar.
Homeowners are trying to work with the Department of Buildings and are looking for advice.
