Comments on: 136 West Clifford St

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By: Stump Blankenship

Stump Blankenship — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 22:25:15 +0000

Stopped by for a revisit—136 West Clifford looking good

By: Faust

Faust — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 02:52:41 +0000

Near this house, on the “street view” is a green house on which someone has done some good work. I can’t tell from the picture whether it has been “sided”, or the original siding rescued. Notice that it still has window and door casings. It looks “pulled together”. A hint, if you find a house with “asphalt siding” (looks like roofing cut into shingles) there is probably salvagable wood siding underneath. “Asphalt siding” was the “vinyl siding” of the 1930′s. The same is true of vinyl siding, except the cut rate installers tend to rip out any wood that got in the way.

By: Stump Blankenship

Stump Blankenship — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 13:13:50 +0000

I’ve heard a lot about midnight supply companies from construction guys loosing their jobs and looking to part with a “bonus.”

By: Faust

Faust — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 22:38:58 +0000

“Two new furnaces, gone.” If you are wondering where they went, probably to a neighbor who is renovating his property. I once knew a transit worker who renovated houses in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood, he would put in orders for furnaces and hot water heaters on street corners. Since they came from government subsidized projects, they were usually “best quality”. A lot of little “midnight supply” businesses operate without public notice. Haven’t you ever wondered where those “Architectural Antiques” come from? Antique wholesalers hire kids to steal them, or deal through intermediaries. In rural areas, sheriffs are kept busy chasing out the antique dealers gutting vacant houses. In urban areas, when they shut the water off for non-payment they fill the valve hole with sand. Everyone has a “street wrench” and will just turn it back on without the sand. Harbor Freight sells the street wrenches.

Some of this can get fairly scary. I knew a black couple who decided to participate in the “Harlem Renaissance”. They purchased a building and were having it renovated at a distance. They went to visit it and found 1/2 a body. They walked on that project, but it put them in bankruptcy.