I'm not sure if finding the cheapest CPA to help you with tax strategy or the lowest-cost plastic surgeon is the best place to try to save money - you might be missing out on tax savings opportunities that out way the cost OR in the long run it will come back to haunt you.

Looking at maybe just doing a basic white plastic tub with a plastic surround.Flooring – I need to get about 300 to 400 square-foot of tile installed.Basic handyman and drywall work – it looks like there are a couple of areas where water pooled outside of the house, and a little bit seeped in, so some drywall needs to be replaced, and probably add some type of sealant to prevent the leaking in the future.I have already been looking through many of the forums and have found a lot of great information.

We will be meeting @9am Ryan Bros Coffee in Temecula at 9:00am on Sept 10th on the patio outside.

I insulated and they changed every bulb to LED, put plastic over windows and a bunch of other things.

Black plastic).

I have a rental in Mount Airy, MD, and I'd like to add some steps down to an existing patio from an existing deck.  

Retired from plastics industry in 2008.

In the short term, I need some deck stairs built to connect an existing deck and existing patio.  

I have done this to every crawl I've had to prevent nasty oders, seal the space up, and make it easier if we ever have to do work down there (plumbing, etc).My solution to insulate is to level it out, lay a thick plastic barrier on the ground, tape up all the seams, tape/chalk it to the foundation walls/piers to seal, and then insulate the foundation walls themselves. 

It's like me paying my clean-up guy, I'm not going to drop him a deposit so he can get plastic bags and a shovel, he'll be paid hourly and I take care of the rest.However, as a contractor vs. handyman crew, you buying the materials would cramp my whole business.