I have a property under contract, and there is some cracking/heaving in the kitchen tiles.

After ripping those out and cutting my forehead with a shard of tile and thus needing to wrap my head in a bandage to stop the bleeding, I load the cabinets in my truck and drive off.

.$3000 is due upon the completion of refinishing hardwood floor $12000 is due upon the completion of the tile wall and floor installation in the bathroom and installing kitchen cabinets countertop $7500 is due upon the completion of building the storage house in back yard with most of the landscape work prepared or done.$4000 is due upon the completion of the interior and exterior paint.$3500 is due upon passing city final permit inspections. balance of $3000 is due upon the completion punch list

New carpet, tiled bathrooms and fresh neutral paint throughout.

Install the same appliances, light fixtures, carpets, tile.

Searching for kitchen cabinets/counters, sinks, bathroom tiles/sinks/counters, toilets, vanities, ect!

The expensive part of tile isn't the tile itself but the labor to install it.

I can do most maintenance my self, can change hot water heaters, unplug drains, and have even installed a few simple furnaces, but I have a handy man who I also use especially for laying carpet and tiles etc.

Pretty much a full renovation: Refinished floors, all new paint, kitchen cabinets, granite countertops, gutted both bathrooms, new tile in bathrooms, tile shower, new vanitys, carpet, exterior paint, new garage, the whole nine yards.

For me it is a combination of the two.Homedepot:For paint I use Kilz Pro-X dead flat, all fans and light fixtures, all plumbing(bigger selection)Lowes:I use there tile and backspalsh.