Hopefully we can even hopefully meet up with a couple BP members via Marion County REIA or the Emerald Coast REIA.Oh and what do I hope to gain from switching my focus on manufacturing everything from MRI machines, to Airfryers, to Sonic Care toothbrushes and negotiating million dollar deals with Fortune 500 companies?

Take this info to the installer and ask him if he thinks the compaction would have enough force to damage.

Do you have any recommendations for someone to take on the following scope:  * Pavers – 1000-1500 sqft, of excavation, drainage, leveling, base & compaction.

The water can compact the soil and cause low spots.

I like to keep things compact - so i dont deal with  many different LLCs. 

The major crack creating culprit was a 45lb piece of concrete that had been compacting the foundation wall.

I would like to put in an in-unit compact washer/(ventless) dryer, and I have the hookup in the linen closet already.This complex has laundry in the basement and they charge money to use them, however, I know from talking to the current owner and other listings that I've seen online that there are definitely units that have an in-unit washer/dryer.I was talking to the property manager and asked her about this and she said that she knows that there are units that have a washer/dryer but they are on the 1st floor and they don't allow them on the 2nd floor, but then she also states that the condo association doesn't want people to have them because they lose money due to people not paying for laundry in the basement.Based on my research, I found a bunch of 2nd floor condos that show an in-unit washer/dryer and if I can't install an in-unit washer/dryer I'm not going to use their laundry anyway so they won't be losing any money because I would rather just use a drop off/pick up laundry service instead.From talking to the current owner, I asked her if I could install an in-unit washer/dryer and her response was she knows units that have done this and it's like a "don't ask, don't tell" type of policy.I feel it's unfair that the association allows some units to have an in-unit washer/dryer but the property manager is telling me I can't.

If both heaters are on "low", you'll probably get away with it... as long as there isn't too much other stuff on that circuit.As a comparison, one space heater on "low" is equal to about 53 compact fluorescent "60 watt equivalent" lamps, or 77 LED "60 watt equivalent" lamps.

did you compact the dirt where the water was coming through? 

Not in your state but you can call your asphalt or concrete ready mix supplier and have him list you 5-10 companies that do horizontal, tell them you need a contractor that has a grader, road roller/compaction equipment, couple of dumptrucks, and asphalt pavers.