If you are going to update the backsplash do it right and demo the old one first.

I just bought my first house to flip last month and have since done quite a bit of the demo work myself but I'm looking to hire a one or two people to finish some of the demo and haul the crap to the dumpster.  

Happy to pass on my reps contact info to you if you would like to do a quick demo with them.

Hi BP fam,I recently purchased an old property in Laurel MD and while doing demo we notice that one of the outside walls is leaning away from the house.

In the process of demoing and totally renovating two of my three apartments in my three family in Dorchester Massachusetts .I’m currently looking for any honest contractors and or subcontractors for plumbing ,heating, electrical ,drywall and junk removal.Also looking for any tips or hacks that could be used during the current stage I’m up which is cleaning out all the old junk .

All these properties are total fixers with huge value add componte 1st Duplex I have demoed down down to the existing foundation.

Once you demo the walls you will see if you need all kinds of Plumbing work done.

Demo$1,835.44 Framing$893.41 Siding$2,027.03 Plumbing$1,148.65 Insulation$255.56 Drywall$2,702.70 Flooring$4,231.08 Tile$1,297.30 Cabinets$308.00 Trim carpentry$1,685.30 Countertops$716.25 Paint$6,391.89 Hardware$394.26 General construction costs$792.00

@John WoodrichI agree with John- we started demo on a place Monday - and already got a roof on, Will have painted and 31 new windows right after that- seal up everything on the outside first and move inside so we can go most of the winter as this is a very big Reno

For instance, when doing a rehab you often come across conditions that need to be addressed that simply cannot be seen or known until you start demo work and disassembling the current home.