Bath Fitter basically puts a plastic mold/shell over the old "real" tub. 

Early on we never supplied washers & dryers, now we supply them because a)we make some money on them, b)tenants are idiots when it comes to hooking them up, c)tenants use cheap materials such as plastic hoses that leak and break, d)tenants dent walls, scrape baseboards, scratch floors, and generally destroy everything in their path removing or bringing in appliances.I've noticed over the years that tenants also expect more of a turn-key setup than in the past.

All they needed was 1 gallon of paint and some new metal posts for the adjustable shelves in the kitchen cabinets as a couple of the plastic ones had broken with her heavy mixing bowls.And a small area where a previous handyman (maybe them) had done an ugly job on a plaster repair.It is a grand slam home run most of mine are only triples

One consideration is that copper actually kills bacteria and algae unlike the plastic options. 

A plastic cover can be put around it to protect it more.Tanks in the ground corrode faster and there's no way to monitor them.

Cleveland Hts offers trash pickup but does not provide resident’s trash cans, so the garbage is placed in plastic bags on the curb, is creating a pest issue in many neighborhoods.Shaker Hts ranks third in taxes at $4,010 per 100,000 value.

Another option to cover the pink walls if you really want to is using a plank wainscoting, it is made of some sort of plastic but can look nice, not sure the cost.

We then went to SPC, which stands for "Stone Plastic Composite", also called "Stone Polymer Composite". https://www.flooringinc.com/bu...

might put a plastic collar around the trunk for protection against string trimmers.

Lath and plastic walls.