Going to attempt to summarize everything up to this point.Current Stage of construction: FramingWe purchased this lot about 3 years ago for $6000Have built 3 homes in this same neighborhood, this is our 4thTook about 6 months of re-zoning to allow for a variance in the rear of the property so we could maximize the size of the home, mainly to accomadate a master bedroom downstairsLot was vacant, cleared out a few trees and started on the foundation, concrete slabAltered the plan a bit so that the patio faced east instead of north, thus making it open to the patio.Project Description: 2-story home, 3 bed, 2.5 bath, 1 office, 1 game room/4th bed2808 sqft,  Lot  6,568 sqft        

There are some drainage issues that need to be addresses with the french drainage system that is installed in the concrete patio out back. 

Also wood siding on the outside is wearing out, needs to be replaced, looks like they patched it in places with plastic sidding.  

A lot of people like having canals in the backyard for casual fishing and can be a peaceful environment when a patio is set up properly.

Unless you wish to pay for a lot of plastic surgery or pretend to be someone you aren't get over it.

They exist in both plastic and metal, but I think I'd use plastic in a bathroom. 

White plastic, black letters.

It doesn't cost me much if any more, just some plastic, masks and paperwork.  

you could actually put plastic up before the studs and then staple and. duct tape , then use  regular insulation . i guess depends on what its being used for and where you live as well . i have seen kits on eBay and amazon , may  not be worth it ????

We did not charge him for it, because our contractor cleared it with one of those long plastic snake things and removed a clump of hair.