I’m looking to lay flooring down on about 200 square feet of hallway, 30 square feet of bathroom, and about 100 square feet of kitchen. For the hallway, what should it cost if I went with either linoleum or tile? For the bathroom and kitchen, how about the cost of tile?
We are remodeling our entire condo and the cabinets are horrible oak with white laminate. We can paint the oak and while there is some paint that will adhere to the laminate Im thinking we should try something else. What are our options short of replacing the doors?
I should have removed baseboard but I didn’t.Should I enlarge the hairline cracks or just try to regrout them?
We are considering a kitchen remodel. We’ve hired a general contractor and a kitchen designer for the DESIGN PHASE (a seperate agreement will be presented for the BUILD PHASE). We would like to explore other paths in lieu of hiring a GC.
We are interested in hearing from homeowners who have done kitchen remodels as to the options they pursued? How many served as their own GC’s? How did that go? How many worked with the local home center for cabinets, floors, etc and left the structural stuff to someone else? How did that work? We’re not interested in being our own GC, but there has got to be a less expensive way! We’re making quality decisions and downgrading OUR choices for OUR kitchen just to pay the GC’s fee and overhead costs. For example, we did all the work to select over $10K worth of appliances (which will be delivered and installed) and the GC will stand to earn quite a bit for what appears little work (enough for another appliance). Are there any other options?
I removed the flooring in my kitchen due to a series of cracked tiles. Upon removing the old tiles I found that the cracks were due to a sharp change in the angle of the floor due to an addition. the original foundation is cement slab and the addition has wood panels. What can I use to even it all out before laying the tile again?