beenz
Rap Guerilla
Main floor and second floor are about 2100 sq ft. Basement is almost 1400 and it's fully finished with a full bathroom. That's a lot of room in IMO.
The Official Homeowners Thread
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muzikfrk75
#4080
What you gonna do to the basement breh
Why is water coming from under my basement tile?
I filed a claim with my insurance just for the record. It’s ruining my tile. I can’t find the issue
I’m calling a plumber tomorrow
I filed a claim with my insurance just for the record. It’s ruining my tile. I can’t find the issue
I’m calling a plumber tomorrow
Just redid bathroom
Shoulda took before pics
Shoulda took before pics
How much we it to do? Looks great. No tub?
Thanks breh. Nah no tub, just a walk in shower in that bathroom
I'm not even sure on price. I prolly spent 2k or so more than I needed to tho. Ive been busy so i just let my mother in law pick the plumber, tiler and electrician. I could have found cheaper :Francis:
muzikfrk75
#4080
Do you have more than one bathroom? If so, did you get them all done at once?
I wanna redo the master bathroom, get rid of them sliding doors (walk in shower)
REdefinition
Superstar
Anybody fukk with wallmounted fireplaces? I'm thinking of something along these lines
Petty Crocker
Looking GREAT in my 30s
What kind of features and accessories do you guys look for in an alarm system/company?
Any recommendations for a single woman living alone
Any recommendations for a single woman living alone
beenz
Rap Guerilla
My basement is fully finished. There's nothing I need to do to be honest. Also I'm working out of state so I'm not in my house that often right now but I will be there this fri-mon.
Larry Lambo
Superstar
I have similar tile in my master bath. What color did you paint the wall? That's the look I'm going for.
The wall is a light gray, I forget the exact name
What kind of features and accessories do you guys look for in an alarm system/company?
Any recommendations for a single woman living alone
ADT is good. Make sure you're getting a system directly through them and not a third party dealer, like the ones that always advertise in the newspaper. You'll want a Honeywell system. If you own your house I'd suggest a "Safewatch 3000", or if you rent, get a "Quick Connect". You really don't need to arm every single window in your house either. Arm the doors, and get a bunch of motion detectors. Windows only get triggered if they're opened and as long as you get some locks or blocks on them, you really need to bother alarming them.