bracket

there are several of these on the outside, I think they are antenna brackets

door latch

the door has a rubberized seal and closes with 2 of these wedge levers, Mom calls it a submarine door

door rain shield

this little "lip" above the door keeps water from running on it

Inspection

Sara had to do careful inspections

wall to the right as looking in the door

back wall

front wall

wall to the left as looking in the door

A/C opening on back wall

it is carefully framed with what looks like plastic panel, and when they boarded it up (and the opening on front wall), they didn't just nail boards but put board on each side and bolted those together so no extra holes made

vent opening on back wall

exterior damage

old damage, this section looks like something scraped along it almost the entire height, the fiberglass has like tiny cuts that are peeling open

patched holes in the wall

there are several of these all around the unit, walls and floors, where cables were run for the equipment; workers have patched the ones on the walls but left the ones in floor as I had said I might be able to go ahead and use some for my utilities

more patched wall holes

another patched hole in the wall

a cluster of patched holes in wall

the center left one was being examined by a hornet but I sent him on his way

floor damage

when unit was sitting empty and door left open, this corner of floor was damaged by water; no mildew or mold, though, and the plywood currently on the walls is going to be removed, so plan to use that to cover floor before laying vinyl

holes in floor

mid-right as looking into unit; workers have patched the ones on the walls but left the ones in floor as I thought to use some for my utilities

holes in floor

back left as looking into unit

holes in floor

mid-left side as looking into unit

above door

2 rather curious holes were drilled about half-way through the wall, emergency exit sign, maybe?