We opened up the living room/kitchen with headers, installed a new roof, siding, flooring, trim, doors, tile shower and floors, paint, installed new subfloor etc. 

Then he did a major renovation to the second side of the duplex I live in including installing a shower, laying flooring, and supervising other employees such as the plumber and electrician.

Then he did a major renovation to the second side of the duplex I live in including installing a shower, laying flooring, and supervising other employees such as the plumber and electrician.

In some areas the tile guys advised it was a good idea to put down some sealer, so we did.

She scratched my ceramic tile floor while being there less than five minutes. 

Yes where you go to refinance is a big decision on best rate, lowest closing costs, less of a hassle/over lays...

Let me lay out the situation we are in and then ask the question that I have been pondering:- We are currently in the process of a new-build townhome, to be completed end of June- We only needed a pre-approval letter + earnest money in order to "secure our spot" for the home.

Is it worth it to be involved in all the little things like selecting fixtures, tiles, heating units, or do you generally go with what your GC recommends?

Inside the house it’s in pretty great move-in ready shape except - 4 or 5 cracks above doors and windows, and then a 6-foot long hairline crack in the kitchen tile from one end to the other.

Grout tile around tubc.