Then covered the area with hard plastic and then put lava rocks (They last longer then bark) over the top and now I never have to worry about "landscape maintenance" again. 

@Mark Fries   That sounds like my dad and his sprayer.

I'd find a way to move the refrigerator if that's possible.If you use a licensed contractor, get permitted, and have it inspected your insurance company will be much happier.They'll have 2 people with deeper pockets to go after when someone gets fried playing with the panel while standing in water. 

All that is required for code is to wrap them in 4mil plastic and duct tape the seams.

Originally posted by @Larry Fried: @Joel SchaferHi and welcome to BiggerPockets!

Cardboard and plastic takes up a lot of negative space in the trash bins.

Step #1 - Put something (i.e. tarp, drop cloth, plastic sheeting, etc) down on the floor to help catch the mess and make for an easy cleanup.Step #2 - Fill a sprayer up with water and spray it on the popcorn ceiling. 

I've also seen faux granite (plastic) in beach condos that look decent, don't know the cost of that option but I think the spray on finish is reasonable...Sorry for the hijack Jeff

Went over there and saw lawn chairs on the roof and a plastic table.

Previous off the shelf cleaners could not get the smell out of the plastic pan.