:D )Exterior- Duct tape and plastic sheeting (temporary fix for cracked window panes)- Tarp, 2x4s, and nails?

We also used these hard plastic large tiles for the back splash.

From the manufacturer these typically come with the pink insulation and then either a plastic or mesh "underbelly" to keep out rodents and serve as a barrier.In the south we don't like breathing between the underbelly and subfloor due to heat rising and to support ventilation, but in the north they have a mesh to allow for the opposite.  

Cover it with thick black plastic or weed guard, then a couple yards of mulch.

I do not believe that would hurt your credit but verify this.There is no easier money than pulling the plastic out of your wallet. 

I didn't see it mentioned so thought I'd throw it out there, golf cleats are not metal anymore, they are a plastic type material, but could still be slippery on tile.  

This means he will need surgery today.

Thanks Either Way for your time and what not.I intend to focus primarily on large, bold, single color (black) font, using single sided, corrugated plastic "cardboard", 18" x 24" on a white background.

The photos show plastic on windows, which combined with it being built in 1900 means very high gas bills.

You can do this by yourself.It will come wrapped in plastic.Lay out a tarp or two where the driver can drive up on the tarps.Cut the plastic wrap only at the ends.There is a cardboard tube the carpet is wrapped around, pass a good rope through the tube to the other end at the front of the truck.Get a 2x6 or 2x8 board about 3 feet long and tie the rope on the board, make sure the knots are good.Truck backs up on the tarps.Tie the other end off to an immovable object, like your car frame.Truck pulls forward slowly and the carpet drops on the tarps.