It’s property Incased in metal electric tubing with those thicker boxes for light switches, plugs, etc. you are right in that there might not be enough slack to go inside the wall but it might be possible as I remember the plugs being a foot or so above the baseboards.If I was to help the electrician fish everything, I am above average in labor, what do you think a ball park would be?

There are many building materials that can be recycled, including metal, plastic, and glass.

For instance, I had to have an AC coil pulled and cleaned and the drain pan replaced.  

She can put a metal mesh over the hole in the attic for under $5 if she's really worried about small animals.The hole is covered by the mirror, and not a repair I would normally make.

Metals?

I'd put it at about $10K based on the prices I generally get: - H2O Heater: $600 - A/C: $1000-1700 (depending on whether you need a new coil) - Electrical: $3000-6000 (depending on access and size of house) - Painting: $2000-3000 (depending on size of house...could be a lot more if the walls/ceiling/trim are in really bad shape and/or need multiple coats) - Landscaping: $100-500 - Drywall: $100-1000 (depending on how bad the damage is) - Kitchen sink: $100 That puts us between $6900-12,900, more specifically...

make sure you're putting the flutes in the right direction as well.If you've got the metal H frames you obviously need to have the flutes going vertical.

But those are corporate benefits :) I finally got this down where I can walk in and virtually "paint" a house together, cabinets, flooring, walls, tile, appliances, even light fixtures in metallics if I get that cheap.

This modification is nothing more that a piece of metal placed on the head/shoe so that it doesn’t let the hammer go all the way in and strike the vinyl.

Those are usually plastic or metal pipes that go together with compression fittings.