Hi: There is an old metal 'Arrow' shed that was purchased and DIY about 25 years ago. Now, we want to replace more modern and larger shed on that site. My questions is; How to tear-down the old Metal Shed that appears tough to challenge, due to age and some rusty screws on the top/roof? Is there a way to tear down old Metal Shed without a professional help? If it's possible, what form of Tool do we need for tearing-down an old shed sitting in our backyard for many years? Thanks for your help in advance.

I have a sunroom addition, which is all glass, single pane, ceiling and walls. It is metal framed. It was appealing when purchasing the house, but now, it's just an awful problem area. In the summer, there is no shade from trees, and it gets unbearably hot inside it, and even though we don't use it, the heat of the sunroom affects the temperature inside the house. To help with the heat problem, we open all four tiny screened vents, which then makes the inside super dusty, but barely helps with the temperature problem. In the winter it leaks, and the windows have some kind of algae that doesn't wash off. We haven't done anything about getting a shade for it because of concern of damage to any fabrics or materials from the leaking problem. Is there a cost effective way to upgrade it? Would it be better to just tear it down and build a nice covered deck? Any and all ideas would be greatly appreciated!