The Landlord can do it IF it is written into the lease agreement properly and they can remove the items without disturbing the peace.

@Alicia Marks funniest and also most disturbing - didn't know at the time but a tree root was blocking our sewer line at our duplex.

Its not my preference to "do something on one property" which disturbs all three. 

They will want quiet for themselves so they can work, but the ability to make call without having to worry about disturbing others.

In the case where a resident says he has a medical condition, is there anyway this can be resolved so the resident on the 2nd floor isn't disturbed at 4am?

Running lines through a 70+ yr old, 6800 sq ft building & trying not disturb the tenants too much was very time consuming but I covered every nook & cranny except for the allowed exclusion of bathrooms & closets ONLY.

In Mississippi you are allowed to evict tenants by yourself if you can do so without creating a public disturbance.

Coming back, don't worry about all the disturbances, work on your main theme performances and things will fall in place with help of others.

Lead paint is not a big deal, unless you disturb it.

You are disturbing the original foundation and supports for the building and not to mention any attached buildings so you will need experts input to determine load, etc...