1890 Four Square remodel beginning!

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Mcswain

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My wife and I began the first of many days of our long term remodel. I will try to get some pics posted as I will have some questions for sure. The main beam in the basement has twisted causing some major sagging of the floors in the kitchen. I will be tackling this project ASAP as we plan to move in at the end of next month. stay posted for pics and questions and comments.
 

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Found this while inspecting the home.
Wife was happy to see original hardwoods. They need some repair though. This was the good area. I'll have to find a pro for that to see if it's doable. Hardwood floor repair is not on my resume!
 

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Any time you are gutting or opening up a section is an opportunity moment for air-sealing & insulating properly. A ~125 year old plank-sheathed four square probably has LOTs of air leaks to deal with! Air sealing is by far the best bang/buck thermal performance improvement to be made on most homes.
 
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