I was first concerned when they showed me an estimate that included $238 for the replacement of the blade on the concrete saw they were going to use. 

You could do it with diamond blades and carbide blades, but it would get really expensive with carbide blades and be very slow with diamond blades.And again, breaking out the clawfoot is only the tip of the iceberg in replacing one of them with an alcove tub+surround.

The blade in it is essentially a mini-blender blade.

We have had reoccurring sewage issues with maintenance going out multiple times to fish out tampons, hair weaves, child handcuffs, razor blades, red solo cups, etc.  

Hi Todd,If Keller gets a lot of hail, the vinyl siding I've seen can get hail holes punched in it (allowing water to get behind it).Some areas have repair companies that will come out and melt the holes closed and try to camouflage them as best as possible.It's not a huge issue, but in hail country it does happen.In Texas a lot of people like Hardie board type siding, but it need a special saw blade to cut it, and you need to keep it dry before you attach it.

What about saw blades?

Add photos of interesting areas, and books about Wyoming, you may have visitors who have never been there before and it’s a nice touch to have something to read about the area. if you can replace the ceiling fans.or paint the blades. they just really blend into the ceiling. 

When the original owner and builder of thirty years was showing me around the property their was a blade of grass on the floor of one of the units that he picked up off the floor. 

And I've never figured out how an actual fan blade manages to get broken off in an older home with 12 foot ceilings.3.

I'm a contractor, and I do not mind client paying for materials, but I need a couple of hundred for consumable materials, blades, cleaning rags, equipment rents if any, etc.