The only way a home would have asbestos is that someone found and used some old asbestos tile mastic, other old building material or some such remote chance scenario.

First one was from a broken tile on the bench in the master shower.

As far as Tile I put the 2nd to lowest tile in a very expensive home, I put it diagonal, gv perception of a more expensive look.

The rest is cosmetic maintenance that was never completed... old cast iron tubs with worn caulked seams, peeling and cracking tiled floors, floors that have been wet and need new sub floors, some roof truss work as well as some floor joist work where the previous owner cut two of the joists to plumb the tub.

In the end ill spend about the same amount of money, since ill have to go with tile in the kitchen now.

I recently tore up a bit of a tile job done by a national outfit and I couldn't believe how badly done it was.

It only has tiled flooring.

We currently own a new house that was built before we moved in, and it is in a developing neighborhood, we are going to rent that house out then move into the house we just bought and do a live-in-flip and possibly sell or rent after two years to avoid the capital gains tax on the profits.Our goal is to get as much stuff done to the house as we can before we actually move in because we have two small children and it will be rough trying to live in construction zone with these two crazy babies.So, so far we have taken out the whole kitchen, removed ugly tile in the living room and two bathrooms, and started demoing the laundry closet.

Jim how could a guy best cover that tile ?

Buy about 150SF of Tile With the QSP Price of 3.73each (13% Off).