Some of the other projects i have tackled include: roofing repair, gutter replacement, deck building, window replacement, drywall refinishing, electrical work, hardwood flooring, wall and floor tile and cabinet refinishing. 

I am learning new areas where I can save costs, one of which is recycling cabinets, if the conditions permit. 2nd hand stores are good for bulk items like tile and paint, etc...

I was only going to replace the cabinets and some drywall.

So light plumbing, painting, cabinets, tile, counters, light switches, outlets, fixtures etc...We are very driven and willing to do what it takes and more. 

"I'll keep the cabinets, but replace the counter.  

We hired a contractor to redo the kitchen completely (dry wall, tiles, and cabinets) and we put in the appliances.

Paint, cabinets, potentially putting in washer/dryer hookups but not installing the appliances to save on water bill.  

hi  well im not here for the real state thing but instead im here to ask a question, two years ago i had a central air system installed in my house, i had te actual air machine and the evaporater cabinet replaced but not the ducts.

I am adding some cabinets to avoid a kitchen remodeling.Jim.

He had said he would be out there every week, but he wasn't showing up, and I had paid for materials directly to him for Cabinets, Hardwood flooring, ETC...in which he said he had in his warehouse, and I trusted him.Finally I got fed up and said that I was going to have to find someone else to finish the job (About $20K left to do & it Was a total was a $70K Rehab JOB and I would like the Cabinets and Hardwood flooring I paid for and other materials back, or would like $10K back.