We are both currently in construction (I install flooring and she is a heavy equipment operator) so fix-and-flip seems to make a ton of sense for us since we can do most all of the work ourselves.

I just tried something a little different around a tub install.

Have your local solar installer/consultant give you a quote for your potential saving at your specific location.2.

I learned skills from painting to installing tiles, doors and frames to save as much as I could from having to paying my contractor.

She desperately needed her carpet torn out and laminate wood flooring planks installed in about 600 square feet of her home.

Best idea is to contact your local flooring dealer and ask for the number of a recommended floor installer.

Code specifies where cleanouts have to be installed. 

This would create a clean aesthetic look of the new bathtub/shower install.2) Cut a portion of the floor on the right side out and sink the bathtub to rest on the actual joists?  

I haven't really tried calling any commercial gate installers, but I imagine they would charge me quite a bit.

in them;All the trim (baseboards, casings, window boxes) were unsalvageable;14' of the sill plate along the rear wall and 12' along the front wall had to be replaced - this was the big discovery which put us in framing mode for a few days in-between snow storms.We discovered that the vapour barrier was, for the most part, ineffective due to poor installation - the insulation looked like a tired air filter in a shop vac.