The reasons I decided to go outside of city limits were 1) impact fees are waved 2) the water has already been paid to be installed and that saves me 25 grand out of the gate.

Your GC, when asked what it would cost to repair the floor, quoted you about $12 per square foot for demo, removal, new-floor installation, new stain-grade trim installation, finish-in-place.

I would also paint the inside walls and install new trim.

I expect an indoor pool will be worse, because of the factors mentioned above.That said, I think that any pool contractor would jump at the chance for an install this time of year. 

I took a look and saw very few lights installed and no cameras.  

Even if It only takes me 5 minutes to install a part my expenses as a business are still prevalent.

For a 1500 sq ft home in my area I would budget about $5k for a new boiler installation (including chimney liner if needed) and then maybe $2k additional to fix/replace any broken heat pipes/baseboard units and to patch any drywall where they needed to open it to repair pipes.

Typically, you would install copper strips joist below the ridge.The copper is activated by rain water.Copper's EffectIt kills algae by binding to it, which damages the algae cells, causing them to leak and die.

Pick a LVP with a 12mm layer that is installed via floating method. 

He said for the extent that his camera could go he could see there was a lot of cast iron debri He suggested that I shouldn’t proceed unless the seller of the property can create access to the stack line (clean out in the bathroom wall) or install a clean out outside for external access rather than having to rip out the toilet each time there’s an issue.