Bathroom Torn Apart

I've seen home renovation shows where they gut bathrooms but the end result is always worth the mess. Hope your project isn't a huge pain and you are in your new bathroom quickly. No renovations for me as I bought a brand new house a few years ago. The only thing I'm thinking of doing is painting

Looks like what my bathroom looked like a few weeks ago! My dad was doing the tiles so had took everything apart.

Hope you get it fixed ASAP and don't forget to show us the picture when it's done, you know the before and after kinda stuff, good luck to you and the work, i'm sure it will come out beautiful

I visited a friends home today and found they got their new bathroom too.Having upgrades in the house makes everyone excited to use it.

Take a picture of the bathroom when it is done for us to see.

We had the powder room redone 2 years ago, a new driveway and a new double garage door last summer. There is always something to spend money on.

That is why I hate owning a house...if we rent one, it is the land lord's problem. But well...rent saving sort of makes it worth it.

Everything in our house is in shipshape condition.The only thing we have changed is the flooring. We found what we wanted which was not available at the time we had constructed the house.

We upgraded the house 15 years ago when we bought it. For the moment no updates or upgrades needed.

The only thing we intend to do is make sure the holes in the roof line are fixed so the squirrels won't get in the attic again. They were horrible this winter.

I hope to get my bathroom ceiling painted when my mother comes for Easter. And I hope sometime to get new blinds.

Wow, that is a real upgrade! I am slowly painting the spare room, then putting up new curtains. That is a small improvement compared to yours. Next week we are replacing the lino in the kitchen, dining room and entry. But the experts are doing that job for us.

My house, HAHAHAHA! I might get a new toilet seat once in a blue moon. I own rental houses and they get the royal treatment so the next bunch of "I don`t care its not mine" can tear it apart. but by law I have to make it NICE. And if they tear it up I PAY more to sue and sometimes I get my money back and most of the time I don`t. The moral of this preaching is " don`t buy rentals and use as a living or your house will suffer."

We had our whole house rewired last Feburary, it was expensive and took 8 days to complete. So happy it's done. My husband is retired so now he is building a bathroom in the basement. He is doing all the work. He is almost done with the plumbing, and then on to the walls. We have almost everything bought but still need the tile for the shower and the floor and the vanity sink to purchase.

I am not sure about the living situation right now. I don't want to do any more work on the house until I know for 100% that I will be staying here. I really would like to rip off the old enclosed porch and put in a second bathroom. It would be a huge job as it would be more like an addition being put on as the entire thing has to come down. My daughter needs new windows in her room as well. I look forward to seeing how your bathroom looks when it is all complete. It feels great to have things new and improved in our homes.

I hope you will post another picture when it's all finished.

Well, I live in an apartment here in CA. Up in Montana, we finally had a new roof put on one of the rooms. I'll keep updating the fence and bridge as necessary. Be sure to take an "after" picture!

The photo certainly reflects the title. It should look really good when it is finished. Are you doing much of the work yourself?

A lot of work, but I am sure you will enjoy your new bathroom. I live in an apartment, but can remember when we owned a house, there was always something that needed to be done.

I live in a dormitory so no home upgrades for me. My parents did some last year and I think the improvements increased their real property tax, not to mention the costs incurred for the upgrades. Home improvements are indeed costly.