Trades people and experienced construction lead person wanted for a project in Conyers, GA off Honey Creek (30-40 min from Atlanta).Must have experience with high end renovation and construction.Could be long term for the right candidate.Must have access to skilled trades I.e. tile, painting, stucco, decks, drywall.Also looking for Kitchen/Bath cabinet installation, Composite deck experience, exterior tongue/groove ceilings, Retaining Walls, Pool Construction.Please send info on your skills and experience.

I would also price shop finish materials at Home Depot, Lowes, tile stores, cabinet suppliers, etc, because your design decisions can greatly impact overall budget, i.e. $2 psf tile or $30 psf tile.

However, there is the chance that if the dog gets bored or is being destructive it can chew up your cabinets or trim etc.

., or are you talking about removing "Scrap" from demo jobs, such as old cabinets, old furnaces, old water heaters, old wallboard, lath and plaster demo, etc.. (???)

Full reno while the main focus was put into knocking a kitchen wall down, cabinets, granite counters, new flooring throughout, update handrails and walls that were dating the property for a more modern day look, new carpet in rooms, new vanities in bathrooms, glass & tiled shower in the master, redoing the deck outside, landscaping and the property does have a pool but we just patched pebbletec since the cost of pools in the Phoenix market is absurd right now.

Full reno while the main focus was put into knocking a kitchen wall down, cabinets, granite counters, new flooring throughout, update handrails and walls that were dating the property for a more modern day look, new carpet in rooms, new vanities in bathrooms, glass & tiled shower in the master, redoing the deck outside, landscaping and the property does have a pool so we just patched pebbletec.

Flooring, paint, counters, cabinets, fully furnished the traveling nurse side.

It's missing a fridge and cabinets, and it seems new, so I don't think there are foundation issues.

We were still able to cook normally with our propane stovetopWood-Fired Stove: not sure if your cabin includes a wood stove/pellet stove or if this is a feasible option for heatFilling the bathtubs with water before a winter storm: and voila you can flush toilets, include a big stock pot for warming up waterIf there's a spare small closet or cabinet you can lock (and have guests access via a lockbox) with winter storm supplies for your guests such as gallons of water, camp food packs, emergency solar/windup charger for phones, matches, etc to help them weather the first few days and save your booking that may be helpful as well.

Do you understand that most people in foreclosure rather pour concrete down the drain, destroy cabinets and poop on their own floor than sell their house?