One is soldered into the plumbing, typically a brass piece that is mounted to the wall.

Mounted hairdryers, pack-n-plays, and other features help guest to feel right at home.

If the property and its appliances have a good deal of age on them you might be looking at wiring, hot water heater, heating and a/c problems, etc. that could mount up into some serious expenses.

Most small fabricators will give you a good deal on the "Square Footage" price, but will still kill you on the "add-ons" such as sink cutout, cook-top cutout, mounting the sink, radius corners, backsplashes etc etc.

You won't be mounting them to the subfloor, though.

IIRC for every 10,000 forcible detainers FILED, about 2500 deadbeats actually show up in court, about 50 of those mount any kind of "defense" that might earn them a "stay of execution".Of the 2450 that "lost", fewer than 50 are still around when the constables show up (one day before actual moving day-to avoid hassles) to warn them the "the truck is coming tomorrow" and maybe 10 of them are still around when the truck comes.My tenants always KNEW I meant business, so I've only ever been in court 4 times, only ever had ONE tenant show up, she mounted a "dog ate my homework" defense, the judge said, "all cash wins-out you go" and they moved on Friday and Saturday.

I also have a wall mounted phone in the kitchen that has a sound booster on it.

@Cliff MccueI prefer the city but Im also constantly looking at acquiring in:Park Ridge, Mount Prospect, Arlington Heights, Palatine, Wheeling

I recently found out about a company here in Olympia that sells a ceiling-mounted radiant heating system.

If I was bidding that job I would charge $70 per lineal foot to remove and dispose of old heaters and mount and wire new ones.