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Assad Oskuei
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Bathroom renovation recommendations .............................

Assad Oskuei
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Hey guys, 

We want to renovate the bathroom in our home. To minimize the cost, do you recommend that we order the flooring ( LVP), vanity, tub etc ourselves and have the contractor do the rest? or let them order it...(potential discount they get?)

Which store would recommend? Home depot? Wayfair?? 

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Bill Olivent
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Bill Olivent
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@Assad Oskuei

One thing to keep in mind if you decide to buy the components for your remodel is to make sure you have ordered everything your contractor will need to complete the job. Example, the tub will need a tub drain kit. A shower valve (the part you see) will need an in-wall valve (the part that you don’t see and the contractor will need first). Things like that... Typically, products online have a link below the product for additional items that are needed. You can get the plumbing parts line drains and whatnot at local plumbing supply houses but they may not have same finish or not be exactly what you want or need. Having a plumber run back to the supply house for extra parts cost time and money.

Also, if you buy everything yourself, your contractor isn’t getting paid for markup on the items. He may get a little grumpy if things aren’t organized and ready for him to install. Just a warning in that. Due diligence always pays off and keeps everybody happy. Good luck.

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