You can move to the new area, get the lay of the land so to speak and not be rushed.

I also work in the stone and tile industry as well.

Here is a bay area software company laying off 1150 people http://www.sfchronicle.com/business/article/Autode...Brick and mortar retail looks to be suffering too as more people shop online. 

When our regular flooring/tile guy was in a motorcycle accident and spent a month in a rehab facility, we visited him a few times and brought in foods he was craving.... hamburgers and pizza!

All of the tile was from HomeDepot.

Tuesday I removed carpet, tile and kitchen cabinets.

Broken tile, leftover mattresses, etc.; you get the picture.I later learned when they moved they went on to purchase their own home and danged if they didn't advertise for room renters (and pets were allowed). 

A nice environment to "network" with others and for you to learn "the lay-of-the-land" here in South Florida.You can "Google" David Dweck or Boca Real Estate Investment Club a link for is:  B.R.I.C.   

I mean, they cited you for "roof discoloration" which sounds a bit crazy but if the tile roofs have pollen and junk all over them they may want you to have it cleaned. 

@Abigail Trimborn did you lay the additional sheet of 5/8 drywall with the green glue?