Door is already installed.I am planning to do all work myself as I have experience installing a bathtub/tiles vanity.

I’ve been living in the same rental for the last 2 years and have never had any issues, but 4 days ago I came home and noticed that my bathtub looked like it was going to fall through the floor into the basement.

Clogged toilets, bathtubs, sinks, and other drains.Unreported repair needs that lead to preventable damage, such as:Mold: Once again, mold and mildew will grow if given the opportunity.

Delete it if I am not allowed..Solid surface:http://www.homedepot.com/Bath-Bath-Tubs-Showers-Whirlpool-Tubs-Bath-Tubs-Bath-Tub-Walls-Surrounds/h_d1/N-5yc1vZbzak/h_d2/Navigation?

Such as remodeling a bathroom, you can pull a permit for it but if your just doing a cosmetic remodel (tiling, new vanity, mirror, bathtub etc.) it would have likely not been an issue unless you are changing the layout and moving around plumbing etc..

Not sure what to make of this. ...I can attach the inspection report, but here is a brief summary of what we asked the seller to fix: - Electrical:---- Secure wiring properly that goes to AC compressor outside---- replace some GFCI ---- Add smoke detectors to all units---- Fix breaker box because there are missing breakers where live AC is exposed- Plumbing:---- Hot water knob on bathtub didn't work.

Are you talking about refinishing a bathtub?

I had something similar once with a bathtub.

Where are the best places to get supplies for rehabs such as carpeting, flooring/tile, bathtubs, sinks, light fixtures, ceiling fans, etc.?

Its kind of similar to bathtub overflowing.. they diverted the water and this was cause of damage, but the fact the only thing holding the extension,, plastic,, even wind can move those stupid things,, I know I have several and the bricks help to stabilize but aren't reliable.