Uwe K In Central Indianapolis, Code enforcement employees are paid hourly workers that drive around looking at properties that have been called upon by someone (usually in the neighborhood) normally Code enforcement won't just act on a property if they see a violation during a drive by (too much paper work for them ) they have to focus on the Property in question since a complaint has been filed the paper trail has started then ---- yes you usually get a letter , then if more complaints get filed you as the property owner will start visiting court on a monthly basis ( I can tell you it is a complete nightmare) Until THEY (H&H) deems you have done what they feel is the correct fix for the situation. to give an example in my situation I was order to board up windows on a second floor apartment building (while doing renovations, workers every morning would remove the new boards and re-install them every evening until the work was complete) also lets not forget that these boards had to be painted the same color as the building I have learned that if you get H&H on you should get a listing of ALL violations and get them done asap H&H has a ton of power and have the ability to fine you and in extreme instances seize property.

I tried the low volume water shower heads and most times I have to reinstall them when we get a new tenant.

Sometimes I just use the handle, sometimes I replace the whole thing, especially after a new paint job and I want to reinstall fresh hardware.

Reinstall appr. 35 wall tiles 6.

A couple of things to think about:  Remove toilet and vanity, remove existing tile, patch subfloor if necessary (if there is a wood subfloor with rot, your costs will increase), install new tile, grout, re-install vanity/toilet, and caulk.Hopefully that is all included within the costs you received.  

I would get several estimates for re installing the baseboard and boiler and I would get several estimates for adding hot air/ central ac in both single and multiple (2) systems.

-re-installed/repaired towel bars and tp holders in bathrooms (these weren't broken or removed.

Remove the mortar off the bricks install lintles and reinstall the brick.

When my power line got ripped off my fascia board, I reinstalled the board, the insulator, and made it so they could simply stop by and reattach the power line to my house.

Then reinstall .