This causes the holes where the screws penetrate the panels to get enlarged.

(my sheds are made of insulated steel SIP panels- so they don't catch on fire).  

We are renovating a unit with huge walls of commercial shelving panelling.

Garage door (MUCHO importante): The recessed panels the same darker soft green as the shutters.

To avoid climbing the roof we used the access panel to a crawl space since it was an attic in law apt and we drilled the hole as high up on the 2" left be as possible to ensure we'd get the clog.

You can get a solar panel to make the install totally "wire-free".Overall, not bad for the price.

You'll have to take the kick panel off to find it.If the problem is electrical, it will help a lot if you know how to drive a multimeter (digital multimeter, volt-ohm-meter).I hope this helps!

Mention central AC and any improvements you made that are not cosmetic (electrical panel, hvac, roof, etc).

The big issue is depending on the adhesive of some wall paper applications you may end up ripping the paper layer off the drywall and then you've got a boat load of patch work to doLower costs but just as messy as a demo and takes almost the same amount of time.3rd option is to cover the walls.You can get wall panels from 3/16 thick and just put them up over top and hide all that's underneath. 

One of them already came back to get some fence panels left behind.