I installed my first door in my basement about a year ago. It was also my first time framing. I installed it under one of main supports of the house which was probably the biggest mistake as the house is still new and settles alot here. One side of the studs are not level causing the door frame to be cocked. This doesnt bother me as much as the door is still functional. I had it to where I wanted it and it was fully functional, but if you look at the bottom one side of the door appeared higher. The door itself is level but the floor is not. Now the room is completely finished and it door hinge side drags on the carpet but the rest is ok. Any quick tips on how to slightly raise the door without pulling the fully finished casing back off or without cutting the bottom of the door? I can provide a picture of my dilemma(s) if necessary when I get home.

Double pane, double vertical window, slider, won't open. (In bedroom of mobile home, construction year 2001...NOT painted shut!) Interior lock is about half way up interior of window and lock flips up to unlock -- only no matter whether in locked or unlocked position, can't get window to open. DOn't know if it's lock problem or there's some other reason window won't open. Suggestions? Do I need a 'professional window' person/company? Sure hope I don't end up having to replace entire window! SInce this is the only window in master b.r. I'm feeling like I should fix ASAP - if there were a fire I could have a real problem!