Best of luck- off to meet the granite guy to do the bathrooms.

But if they match a theme in the bathroom, I'd leave themvanity mirrors - stays.

I looked at a huge 20 bedroom 6 bathroom single family home yesterday that until a few years ago housed VA patients/ tenants.

I got the keys from her and looked around the place and the bathroom floor was soaked.

The bathrooms were recently totally renovated less than a year and a half ago. 

if that werent enough, he drilled a hole from the neighboring bathroom wall and inserted a hose that reached into the kitchen so that he could have water feed his fridge !!!

Everyone who walked through said how much the loved the floors. best of all its perfectly level between the tile ones I used in the bathrooms & the wood floor ones I used in the main area.

Besides the huge roll in shower and bathroom, it features lowered kitchen cabinets, higher outlets, lower wall switches, widened door entries and hallways.

Repair/replace damaged wood in the ceiling and sheetrock the kitchen ceiling)*Install new 60” kitchen base, counter and sink*Paint throughout (1,000 sq. ft. house)*Replace 6 windows*Secure rear basement door and basement windows*final interior cleaning/disinfecting*Install new rear entry door and front basement door (Steel entry door in the rear and solid wood door for the basement)*install new locks (keyed-alike)*Install new glass on rear door (a piece of 2x1 glass)*Replace front stair treads (about 40 feet of treads)*Replace bathroom subfloor and “sister” new joists (approx. 50 sq. ft. of subfloor)*Install new tub surround/vanity/faucets*Install insulation under bath/kitchen*Fabricate new handrails for rear stairsLabor price is $3,900 and material price is $3,100 for total price of $7,000.

It took me about 8 hours to change the faucets in two bathrooms.