I've seen a house on the MLS for $90K that had plastic sheeting for a back wall.

I have 5 4 unit buildings.At the street is the main plastic box in the ground with the slide off cover for cable.

Best prices are when you order 100 or more white 18 x 24 corrugated plastic with stands.

The indoor dryer vents are square shaped plastic boxes with a diverter panel inside.

I emphasis that the tenant buyers intend to buy this home so not only will they not damage it, they are likely to improve it, ie.. landscaping, patios, etc.

A sledge or dead blow hammer will be sufficient for the minimal amount of breaking up concrete that needs to be done.Sewer lateral notes:Prep:With plastic sheeting and some scrap luan, I used an air nailer to nail the luan to secure the plastic to the joists (not necessary unless basement is finished or there's a lot of stuff in the basement).

While white paint may make it look like plastic at first glance, it isn't what stops the theft ;-)The bad part about PEX are the cost of shark bites (though really handy), the crimp fittings are more than copper, but not as outrageous.The bad about copper is burst pipes!

So a hi eff. furnace vented with 2" pvc plastic pipe saves alot plus so easy on gas bills.

What 'looks better, constructed from wood. metal corrugated type,,,or the pre formed plastic(has a built in ladder).???

Waking up when you want, vacationing when you want, spending hours on the patio at lunch, etc.