I can see it now...the tenant posts pictures of that wild party...ya know... the one that put those holes in the walls and busted out the patio door.I would be ok with email, but only in the form of reporting issues, not for spreading the latest virus alert and joke of the day.

I just talked to the contractor, he will redo the electric work to drill through the joists with romex plastic electrical wires.

Sounds like a patio home, is that what it is?

I've sat out on a patio area at an establishment (hate to say bar) with Tim's dad I'm sure of it and enjoyed a few with him, LOL, he's the only guy in town with 300+ units of sfd.

Then close the window up temporarily with some plastic sheeting or something else while you wait for your contractor/handyman to come in to repair.It sounds like you may want to talk to property management so you can have a professional worry about issues like this in a manner to best protect you and your interests.

The last 10% I've been working on the last two years.This week I'm building a stained concrete patio with a black stained pergola out back...last projectCan't wait to do it all over again soon!

Haha, I tried to "refinish" a fiberglass tub in a mobile home with plastic spray paint.

., and even in parks they usually have a patio or small yard.In some areas, such as southern California, there are manufactured homes in parks that sell for hundreds of thousands of dollars, and some for a million, thanks to the ocean views, or proximity to the ocean.

The build rate of Senior/single story 'patio housing' here is exponential given the weather, taxes & build/operating costs.

But they are real pipes, the drain form the dishwasher to the garbage disposal is a very flimsy looking plastic tube, so I thought that might freeze more easily then the copper that feeds my sink.Good question though.