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Scope of work: The customer wanted to replace the two bathrooms in her 125 year old house in University City. The project ended up being extremely complicated due to an unexpected situation we were faced with upon striping the bathroom walls to the framing. The structural integrity of the framing was questionable. There was nothing supporting the weight of the floor above. Then we discovered huge cracks in the brick in the exterior wall and realized there needed to be a complete retrofit of the old structure. The solution was to rebuild all the framing and fix the cracks. With the structural problems behind us, we were able to focus on the bathroom upgrades to which the customer wanted to see a complete transformation. We decided on a high end modern bathroom. We installed carrera marble on the floors and 1×1 blue glass tiles on the walls, floor to ceiling. The tub is a Whirlpool jacuzzi tub with Danze faucets. The standalone vanity has a modern look with marble top and Natural Marble Stone Vessel Vanity SinkThe beautiful glass tiles are unique because the glass reflects the light, which in turn highlights every tile.
I have Oak hardwood floors in the hallway outside the bathroom area done in a Chestnut finish. Will a Vinly wood look floor take away from the aesthetic value of the home?
I am a General contractor in the Eastern New Mexico area and I need to update my cost with the average. I charge myself out for 45 dollars per hour and my laborers out for 25 to 35 dollars per hour.I often wonder if this is above or below the average. I just want to make sure that I am being fair.
I’m going to gut the entire bathroom but keep the window in the tub area. The wood is rotted and it’ll have to be be replaced. Can I put the new tile right next to the window opening or use this wood-like composite material that looks like window trim? Any other ideas are most welcome.
We are remodeling a house and are thinking about hiring a handyman to do different jobs. How much should we expect to pay him per hour? We will provide all materials. Thank you.
I am new to the east bay area and am looking for an experienced handyman that can do fixes around the home i just moved into a few months ago. The handyman would need to be experienced in fixing toilets, install a new furnace, and fix a dishwasher, and install light bulbs in the chandelier thats about 16ft high. Thank you so much!
