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Bathroom Remodel Issues. What would you do? What would you pay?
So, it came time to remodel my downstairs apartment how to get this done quickly so I ended up using a contractor to replace my tub & walls. It's not a full "rebath" as the old tub was removed and they used "acrylic " walls. Essentially they glued a sheet onto a wall. So, end of the 14 hour day. I'm left with this.
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Essentially I told them I wouldn't song any finance paperwork until it was rectified. The walls "look" like a stone, however the bead wasn't spread around so there's waves and squishes when you press on it. Not by much, A simple tooth trowel would have stopped this from occurring. However the ops manager, when he came out said "this is manufacturer standard"
What would you do? would you even pay anything till it was done?
Also, in case you wanted to know, it was $10,000.00 for that.......
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For a bathroom that size...I usually pay $8k to redo the whole bathroom...floor, toilet, vanity, tub, tiles, light and fixtures. Im in a similarly priced market to you.
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