Photo #1: In this renovation, the family hated the floor and wanted that GONE! They are on a strict budget also. Photo #2: Here we are after the floor has been taken out, shower cut out, drywall finished, textured and painted. Photo #3: Because of their...
Photo #1: LOOK AT THIS MESS! Where should I start, the carpet in the bathroom or the mold behind every surface. Photo #2: This customer is also elderly and showers using a chair. So, I replaced that nasty tub with a shower pan. The green drywall...
Photo #1: This bathroom was tricky because of the winow being so close to the shower. The customer wanted to keep the window so I had my work cut out for me. Photo #2: This is what I came up with, a much taller bathtub and...
Photo #1: Here is another example of going from rags to riches! This was another wrap around plastic shower that obviously didnt work very well. Notice the water damage to the drywall, which in turn is rotting the wood behind it. Photo #2: This renovation came...
Photo #1: Here was a challenging shower floor! as you can see, there are 8 full sheets of tile on the floor and I am cutting and fitting each and every individual tile around the edges. Photo #2: Looking good, its still a little hard to...
Photo #1: Here is another look at the plumbing behind the wall. When renovating a new bathroom, most customers want their showerhead raised by 6-8". I don't know why the standard is so low but its hell for tall people, me included. Photo #2: This is...
Photo #1: Do you ever wonder what it looks like behind your shower faucet, well here you go. As you can see, the old faucet was cut out and a new one soldered in. Photo #2: Here is another pattern. This couple wanted upgrades done...
Photo #1: This customer wanted a new shower and was on a strict budget. The shower she had was a cheap vinyl glue on type that is often used in rentals. She also never used the bathtub so she wanted to upgrade to a large...
Photo #1: This elderly couple wanted a complete bathroom renovation. So, after we tore all the material out, we installed the new shower pan and worked our way up. Photo #2: This is a picture of the grouting stage of the tile job. Only non-sanded grout...
Photo #1: This customer hated the tile in the bottom of their shower. I informed them that getting that tile out without damaging the integrity of the shower was impossible but that I could rough up the bottom and put tile on top. So, I...