I have a habit of only talking about vendors I'm working with when things go wrong, and I'm trying to change that. So, here is a recommendation on a countertop contractor I worked with on my latest flip-We used KB Fac...

I even have my equipment to spray bathtubs, cabinets, tile, countertops and the chemical supplier in my contact list. 

We have relationships with contractors and material suppliers already established#1, #2 and #3 are the most important for me. 

They help identify large areas of spending that can help you negotiate better with suppliers and PMs.  

One thing I would recommend is that you find a supplier for a product called, " perma-therm" It is an insulating paint like product you spay on the outside of your unit and supposedly will bounce off or reflect about 90%+ of all the heat hitting your unit.

I generally don't buy the cheap LVP at big box stores, but have a local flooring supplier, much better quality for the same price. 

This scope of work is at a good point to terminate, as the rough electrical work has been paid in full and successfully passed inspection, so the trim electrical portion of the contract is the portion I intend to take back to market and find another supplier for those services.The 4 instances of engagement with this company include: Electrical Scope of Work at XXX E 16th St - satisfactory work and resolved/paid in fullElectrical Scope of Work (in process) at XXX 7th St - Rough Electrical inspection passed/paid in full.

I'm looking for container suppliers. 

Here in NY our big supplier is Erie Materials. https://www.amazon.com/10-Metal-ROOFING-SCREWS-Corrugated/dp/B07B5PRD62

On the other hand, if there's something ELSE the landlord's talking about, well, that's a whole different story.It would cost about $3K to replace all the cabinet doors and drawer fronts of that kitchen from an online custom cabinet door supplier.