We used plastic sheeting under the tile and wrapped it up on studs before sheet rock a few inches forming a water proof barrier, no way could water get the the down stairs ceiling from water on the floor.

There was one time that I was in the top of a tobacco barn, standing on poles no more than 4-inches in diameter which were about 4 feet apart - and probably 30 feet off the ground.

That is it covered in 4 inches of ice

If it is a room or 2 I do it myself with usually a 2 inch cut in brush and a roller. 

I used a generator to pump it down to a few inches, than hooked it up to the plumbing that was intended for the sump and got the rest of the water out.  

I'm just not sure how to determine what ballpark we should even be in, from best case (low amounts of lead that we only have to paint over) to worst case (rip out of every inch of drywall while the house is covered in a quarantine tent?)

If there are 24 pieces of siding that are 4" each, the wall elevation would be 8' tall. 24x4=96 inches. 96/12=8 feet.

It drops approx. 1-2 inches every 2 days.The liner itself does not look bad, but it does seem to have pinholes thatare obviously leaking.

I am not finished with the entire bathroom remodel but there is a 1/16 inch gap between the tile and fiberglass which can easily be sealed up with silicone. thanks for checking out my work

I found a 60inch by 60inch map for Broward, i cut the map to fit a 24 by 36 inch picture frame and put it behind a glass frame, Added the zip code information too.