When summer pruning is mentioned, in most cases that does not mean you can not also dormant prune. The only fruit I exclusively summer prune is apricot which is prone to disease when pruned during the rainy season. Al

teri_starry, You may receive more feedback in another category....maybe porches & decks? Both surfaces you are mentioning are pretty pricey and the cost vary tremendously by region. You should get estimates from local specialist in each field and compare. I would guess the cut stone would be more - not sure,

I like a tile saw. Because of the water reducing dust. The type with the larger diamond wheel and a sliding bed are awesome. Tilt blade is a must sometimes for corners. That saw in your link is called a demolition saw, or like the actual description a cutoff saw, the kids making the digital ad may not know it. I have a Stihl version and its a beasty. It is all about the air filtration on the saw, but water hookups are also a big deal unless you just have the money for the blades, They wear faster working dry. One with a set of wheels or a dolly helps long cuts. I use a water pickup vacuum when I use it inside. Silicosis is a real and nasty thing. Some guys use a dry blade on block, or where water is a problem, but a vacuum helps then also.

i finally was able to get them to aggree to pull out quartzie backsplash, repair any damages when they pull it out even if they damage the bottom counters and pay me back for my stone that they messed up. i hope it goes smoothly in 1/22, i will update afterwards.🤞