I don't have a compressor this large, but I do have large metal working tools with dedicated 220 volt circuits.

If your ceiling fans are old brass looking, disassemble them and paint the parts with a metallic nickel spray paint.

Things we do that 'stick out'J-Frame tamlin siding - it adds cost, but looks uniqueIrregular windows - see aboveNon conventional roof lines - see aboveInterior metal hand railings - see belowUnfinished concrete inside - Cheaper than drywall, its free!

It looks like a regular fireplace to me, but I'm imagining some flimsy sheet-metal style chimney or something :-/Thoughts?

We have built some log cabin looking properties too and those do well.The metal roof goes with the design.

But i dont want to lose my homes because i can make money with them.I am stated income from my own business (computer software) and limited to the hours i can work, most of my pain comes from sitting but i am very bodily able to do construction and labor.

@Zac P.While not necessary to say anything imo, I would advise them to watch that clothes particularly those having metal snaps, zippers etc be kept clear of the heaters as these can be heated to a temperature that can cause 2nd degrees burns if they contact bare skin.In addition most electric heaters will give a distance that should be kept clear.

First off they use this cheap corrugated metal on the outside of the houses that fell off a couple times.

I own three precious metals; gold, silver, and lead;-)

It's the typical drive up with a metal door/mice/burned out light bulb facility.