Can anyone recommend a good landscape contractor in the area for planting/irrigation/hardscape construction?

Locally, decommissioning is as easy as push it in/ fill it with dirt and plant grass on it.

Last year news was announced that Foxconn plans to build a large plant in Racine County, WI.

I have learned a few things: Lagoons work well, but are more regulated than package plants or city systems. 

Riehle[1] https://apexaz.com/old-pueblo-finally-waking-up/[2] https://tucson.com/business/raytheon-on-hiring-spree-as-tucson-expansion-takes-shape/article_3fd571fd-8d2c-527c-b22c-ccfdbe1e9bee.html[3] https://tucson.com/business/tucson/vector-space-to-open-tucson-manufacturing-plant-bring-jobs/article_3d1bde72-b236-5e38-9c9e-24036233d55e.html[4] http://tiboaz.biz/2018/03/17/tucson-to-receive-a-large-amazon-distribution-center/

Rick pozos I am in need of a general contractor or specialty subs for Sheetrock tape/float texture, tile, HVAC and exterior prep and paint is there anyways you could share some contacts with me?

If it's super low like 4-5%, go plant it in a good mutual fund and get the same return without the hassle of being a landlord.

Yes the city of Kansas City in its infinite wisdom required trees to be planted or usually planted them - they got a great deal on trees that grow big, and do it fast and has heaving and cracking driveways and sidewalks all over the city and most of them drop spiny balls all over the place that cause other problems.You should be able to get a tree removed for way less than $10k.You could also epoxy inject and seal if its just cracks, but if it is uneven you might need to do something else. 

I mudded, taped and textured everything.

I am looking to get a small wooden shed (already broken down) removed from my property in plant City.