Andre K asked:


I don’t think I can afford to hire someone. My shower pan has a leak and the floor is wet and rotten. The house is 39 yrs old and probably needs new plumbing.

little man asked:


Im tiling the shower and coming out of the shower to meet the top of the backsplash on my new vanity and continue around the walls.Do i install the vanity first,then tile up to it,or do i tile first,then install my vanity over the new tile?

Jaylyn asked:


We are getting ready to redo our bathroom floor. I am looking for suggestions on what type of floor to use. We are on a kind of tight budget and pretty much limited to Lowes for supplies so we can use our credit card. We are going to have to gut the floor and lay new floorboards down in addition to whatever flooring we use. Please suggest on what products would be best for a $200-300 total budget, including what to use as floorboard. I do not like vinyl flooring, it always seems to get dented, or ruined when wet. Pergo is way to expensive, plus I don’t know about it getting wet. I seem to be leaning towards ceramic tile at the moment. Is a certain size square better or easier? Our room we are doing is about 10 x 8.

llyod dobler asked:


I know you are not suppose to use a dark color in a small area but I am not a huge fan of lighter colors. I have used yellows and tans in my home already. I figure with the white cabinets and 36 inches of wainscoting wrapped around the room it should be ok. I was thinking of a navy to paint on the wall.

JUST JOKING asked:


So it has tiles from the 60’s and they are UGLY!! if you buy shower liners can that just install right over the tiled walls?

Is it really expensive?