-All wood floors refinished and walls and ceilings painted 2013-2015 by Olek construction- Installed new city water and plumbing 2013 by Venhoff Plumbing Co. and Louisville Water Co- Updated all electrical, included box, added outlets, switches, ceiling fans, & more overhead lighting,also fixed any electrical issues that would be considered not up to code 2013 by Allen Electric- Chimney cleaned by contractor and Buck stove completely restored by Chim Clean Contractor 2015- New roof work and new Roof coating for metal roof by Stanley Allen Galaxy Roofing 2013-New Sunroom with energy efficiency windows, walls and ceiling insulated with concrete flooring 2014 by Carpenter Jeremy Smith and Victors Concrete Co 2013-New Washer and Dryer 2015 -Painted complete exterior of house and caulked all windows Anthony Dean Painting 2014This and more is all documented for tax purposes.2.

Is that epoxy over concrete?  

These are actually concrete look.

@Scott Schaecher, my personal favorite was when they moved the washer and dryer to the middle of the basement for the first floor unit and just painted the concrete floor around them, so when we moved it back there was an unpainted rectangle in the middle of the room. 

Concrete has caught on recently but can have staining and cracking issues. 

(In fact, this is a code requirement pretty much anytime the WH is on a subfloor that isn't concrete on grade... and even then I say to get one.)Drain pans are the cheapest insurance you can buy with a WH.

The fiberglass one that I ripped out had been there over 20 years but had been installed over an uneven concrete floor with voids under the pan so it had cracked and bondo repairs weren't holding.

There would be no need to tear out any concrete unless there was a sewer problem.

. $8,450, Insurance $7,400, Lawncare $1,200 AND REPLACEMENT RESERVES $2,600 (Property B was built in the 1980s and is concrete/block.

Andrew, those blocks, if they are built correctly, should be filled with concrete.