Nice work - I am in the tail end of something super similar - cats and grosss...

Grabbed it by the tail and consulted with animal control about where to dispose of it.

@John Thedford So you are suggesting whole-tailing?

Sort of a "Heads I win, Tails you lose" approach to borrowing.

She played while I worked my tail off!'

If estimates come in too high might have to pig tail the wiring, but I feel comfortable with my assessment.

I had code violation and inspector on my tail for an illegal 2nd unit that i purchased this way. the fines added up so i got a demo permit to buy more time. 

The two tail pipes converge at a T-pipe, which connects to the P-trap, then to a 90° elbow that connects to a short extension and into the wall. 

So, when I tell folks something, it's not always talking out of my regulations book or out my tail end, it's from having been in the trenches starting out much like most everyone here.

Turns out zoysia is slower growing so less need to mow it; downside is that the lawn turns a straw color when the weather gets colder and only greens up again come spring warmth.Given that I see exposed rafter tails near the soffit, I'll guess that this was built around 1920 to 1930 (give or take a couple of years).