This particular store is a "plus" selling beer and wine so there is a distinguishing factor plus this store is only a few years old and the building is over 12,000 SF.

Grills may not be kept or used on the wooden decks.

I like the look of wooden floors but can appreciate the durability of tile.

I have seen folks put up wooden ramps for handicapped relatively cheap.

I suggest red wine, working out and comedy movies!

House has a wooden door but she wanted a storm door with a glass front for more light into the living room.

I like the thing of the month; beer, wine, candy.

Of course, they may have a dozen of expensive caviar or vintage wines that would go bad quickly.Now if the fridge is broken, I am thinking being in South Florida, if it happens on a Wednesday evening, I may not be able to call in an appliance man until Thursday. 

I was told by a plumber he could remove the traditional water heater and put a tankless water heater outside; thus, it would open up that 2.5' x 2.5' space for more room.My question is rather than paying $1k+ for a tankless water heater, is it safe to just move the traditional water heater I have to the outside, but enclosed in a wooden "shed"?

They would have to remove the old antenna, but that should be easy since it is on the end of the gutter on a wooden beam.