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The laundry requires dedicated 20 amp circuit to supply "laundry receptacle outlet(s). This circuit shall have no other outlets." NEC 210.52 (c) (2)

Kasa smart switch HS220. Yes, you'll need a neutral. You can program it, via your phone, to turn on at sunset or any other time. It can also turn off at sunrise or any other time. You can program it to do multiple on/off's. It will also dim and you can program what light intensity you want...

Like you said, jump the generator hot output to both inputs. I have two generators and use the smaller one when I don't need to power heavy loads. It only has a 120 volt output and I made up an adapter cord to do the "conversion" so that the generator inlet and interlock are not modified in...

Looks like you do need the gateway. https://support.chamberlaingroup.com/s/article/How-to-determine-which-LiftMaster-products-are-compatible-with-the-MyQ-Internet-gateway-1484145633113 It's also listed as an accessory in the installation manual, page 34.

Get the Eaton CH. It's a nice panel. Also, if you keep spare breakers around you only need to stock one brand.

Not sure of your budget but check out POE lighting. It's power over ethernet so all low voltage. Many options are out there.

A manual or automatic transfer switch? Why can't you just put the transfer switch on the main panel that feeds the subpanel?

They put these in a few months back: https://www.aspectled.com/collections/led-recessed-ceiling-lights/products/6-ultra-thin-recessed-light-9w#tab-1

What kind of siding is on the building? Arlington makes a number of different mounts that have integral boxes. You don't have to cut the sheathing. Like this...

Won't pass current code. Here's a link for you: https://www.awc.org/codes-standards/publications/dca6

My garage door has windows so I mounted the set of lights so that when the door is open, they line up with the windows. Not perfect but it helps.

Don't do it. It sounds like scam. If it was legitimate you would have been given time to make a decision.

Start off with a heat loss calculation to make sure your new boiler is correctly sized. Bigger is not better. With all that insulation you can likely get a much smaller unit. I have an indirect on my HTP condensing boiler. If I'm not drawing hot water the boiler seldom starts. It can go...

Yes. An interlocked breaker panel does just that. Switches the hots while the neutral is shared.

Like the others said, try a new GFCI. You can get them with a "trip alarm" too. https://www.menards.com/main/electrical/light-switches-dimmers-outlets/electrical-outlets/legrand-radiant-reg-15-amp-self-test-tamper-resistant-audible-alarm-gfci-outlet/1597trawcc4/p-1444451092529.htm

Use 12 gauge. Kitchen outlets are to be on a 20 amp circuit. Only a small price difference.

You also can't have a receptacle rated greater than what the wire is rated. 10 gauge wire = 30 amp max receptacle.

When was your house built? The code in Wisconsin varies. Interconnected alarms MAY be required.

You can get Moldstat at Amazon for one.

Don't use bleach, use "Moldstat" instead. It's EPA registered. I used it 8 years ago on concrete and there is no sign/smell of mold.