Pulling the weeds, cutting the grass, planting flowers and shrubs, rearranging the flower beds.

When first starting out, let’s say you get a property that needs updated but no major repairs and ya plan on living in the property....Would you suggest contracting out or doing the work yourself?

As for the Kitchen - rip up the linoleum and put LVP, paint the cabinets and add new granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances, paint the walls and, like every room add new light fixtures and outlet covers and switch covers.

The outcome was two years of therapeutic manual labor and a creative outlet.

I found an electric stove top that could be perfect for the basement kitchen; it's an electric two-burner and works with a standard 120v outlet. 

I am renting out a comercial unit this year, potential tenant who wants to open a take out place says want to change electric outlet from 110v to 220v because will use comercial oven and also need to install 3 sink as is required by city)Both job need a general contractor and apply permit.

Sometimes when a property is sold it will trigger the need for the seller to make some updates, such as with railings, covers on exterior outlets and modifications to wood burning stoves.For smoke detectors and CO detectors, we install the ones with 10 year lithium batteries.

All of the grass and all of the extensive and beautiful flowering plants were dead.

If your electrician does it right, he will just need to cut out sections between the studs from the ceiling to the outlets/switches.

No other plans for this room.Garage: Small drywall repair, paint garage interior, install electrical outlet on ceiling for garage door opener.