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Home inspector damaged wood flooring
Sep 20, 2020 6:00 AM - A licensed home inspector made several holes in my client's wood flooring. These holes were roughly patched but are very noticeable. The inspector said he suspected moisture under the flooring and therefore needed to make holes to enable use of his moisture meter. The flooring, however, shows no signs of moisture, such as stains or damage.
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Residents upset about pandemic delays
Sep 19, 2020 7:00 AM - The developer of our townhouses has withheld the turnover of control to a homeowners association, claiming rules during the COVID-19 pandemic established by the governor of Illinois regarding meeting sizes is the reason why it cannot discuss the turnover of the HOA with residents.
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Tree trimmer starts handcrafted furniture shop in Batavia
Sep 18, 2020 6:00 AM - For Enrique Macias, it's all about saving the wood. A certified arborist who hated seeing wood go to waste when trimming trees, he has opened a handcrafted furniture shop in Batavia.
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Fit for man and beast: Black cherry tree has multiple uses for both humans and wildlife
Sep 17, 2020 6:51 AM - Black cherry trees don't reach the dimensions of walnut trees, nor do they have the longevity of oaks. What they lack in stature, though, they make up for in benefits to wildlife and humans alike.
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Builder unwilling to repair defects
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Classified ads allowed on association website
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Buyer finds undisclosed electrical problems
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Today's homeowner can choose new roofing materials
Sep 5, 2020 6:00 AM - Q: My old dark shingle roof is leaking again after only about 18 years. When I have it replaced this time, what are my options for a roofing material that lasts longer?
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Commission members need not be unit owners
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Disagreement over roofing disclosure
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