It would involve moving a tile drain, gutter run out, moving the HVAC to the other side of the property and even shortening the walk-up Stoops.

Initial plan was to demo the tiles and paint but when I removed the mirror, I discovered that the wall is just a thin, bendable sheet of some type of cheap wood!

Newly refinished original hardwoods throughout home, new tile in kitchen and bathrooms, new roof and new water heater. 

Most of the bathroom is close to 30 years old and I am likely replacing all but the toilet (this was already replaced recently) - so shower faucet, tub, vanity, mirror, light bar, probably 75% of plumbing needs replacing, tiling, the floor and sub floor too.

I even have my equipment to spray bathtubs, cabinets, tile, countertops and the chemical supplier in my contact list. 

Doing most of the work...paint, flooring, even tiling.

But let's say you need flooring ripped up and replaced, cabinets and countertops refinished, new paint throughout, new paint on exterior, new doors and windows, and tile; do many of you go about hiring painter, window/door install, floor install, etc. individually?

We save what we can but always will put in a few nice features like kitchen tile and bathroom tile and new countertops.

I saw some vinyl planks and well as tiles that look like wood.

They came home from work he was laying in his tightly Whites watching tv.