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Remodeling projects are hot on Hometalk! From planning a remodel to sharing photos of the finished room, Hometalk members love remodeling. Looking for remodeling ideas? Check out clipped remodeling posts on Hometalk boards, or message remodeling contractors to get advice or a quote for your upcoming remodel. Hometalk contractors are encouraged to post photos of their remodeling work. So whether you're planning a kitchen or bathroom remodel, make sure to consult the experienced members, bloggers and pros on Hometalk.



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Pond Renovation

Photos of a pond we just rebuilt. The water hasn't had a chance to clear up yet, and it still needs aquatic plants. I'll post more photos on this later.
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C.E. Pontz Sons Lancaster, PA 2 days ago
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    Nurseshelley@tctwest.net 5 hours ago
    Oh, very nice job, I love it.
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  • Supplies Needed... I used.
  • Starting the placement and filling in  1inch gap
  • Finish Product.....Proud of myself :-)

Renter's Backsplash

I'am a RENTER and as a renter you are limited to your choices and Home Decor. I rent this townhouse and the owner came in and put in new counter tops and it left the kitchen half new & ...»
half old and I needed a pop of color. So I went online for a solution and I found several DIY for renter's backsplash. Saw the pictures and read the instructions and set off to find the following supplies: Table Placemats, and way to hold them in place, which I chose doublesided tape so it would be easy to remove without damaging the walls and a pair scissors. Since my kitchen is a small area I purchased 10 Benson Mills Bamboo Placement for a $1.00 each from Big Lots(I only used 8). Proceeded to apply double sided tape to placemats (make sure walls are clean) and put the mats in place on the wall. Here is my finished product. There was 1 inch gap between the cabinets. So I filled in the space with a cut down(cut to fit) version of the placemat. So far its working......

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Cheryl Beasley
Cheryl Beasley Waldorf, MD 10 hours ago
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    Cheryl Beasley 8 hours ago
    Thank you Ms Lory.....had a great time trying out a new DIY.
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The New Toilet Saga

Replacing a toilet in an old home can be accomplished by yourself, but it is NOT easy due to the "rough in". A plumber may be necessary. Read our saga with our tips at the blog. ...»

Toilets only come in 12 inch and 10 inch standard rough ins.

We had 11.25 inch rough in. However....

(Cost is based on toilet plus plumber.)

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Sue Phoenix, AZ 11 hours ago
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  • The Before $25.00 Dresser
  • Now the Beautiful After.
  • We completely gutted this bathroom.
  • Made the counter top out of left over floor tile. Also re-done the Mirror bought it for $15.00 painted it to match Vanity and added lighting.
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Dresser to Bathroom Vanity

I took that old dresser and gave it new life. I just love the way it turned out..
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Melody Speck Snay Thomas, OK 16 hours ago
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    Terri J 14 hours ago
    Very impressive job!
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  • Dictionary page & chalkboard walls give the entryway a vintage look for about $20.

Book Page Entryway Walls

Our entryway had cheap, old, ugly paneling which made for a unpleasant entry into the house. Rather than tear it out and replace it, I covered the walls with vintage dictionary pages. See the before, during and after in the blog post.

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Angie @ Knick of Time Quincy, IL Yesterday
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    Jeanette S 17 hours ago
    Love it! Being an avid reader, this is what I need to do in my back foyer!
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  • The completed makeover.  http://patricia-krank.blogspot.com/2013/04/guest-cottage-before-after.html
  • The Before.  http://patricia-krank.blogspot.com/2013/04/guest-cottage-before-after.html
  • A view of the living area.  http://patricia-krank.blogspot.com/2013/04/guest-cottage-before-after.html
  • New paint, countertops, and backsplash.  http://patricia-krank.blogspot.com/2013/04/guest-cottage-before-after.html
  • Bathroom update in the cottage.  http://patricia-krank.blogspot.com/2013/04/guest-cottage-before-after.html
  • Bedroom update in the cottage.  http://patricia-krank.blogspot.com/2013/04/guest-cottage-before-after.html
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A Charming Cottage Makeover

Check out this lovely cottage makeover that was submitted to our Before and After Wednesday series. Patti and her husband definitely had a labor of love on their hands.
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The Dedicated House Cypress, TX 2 days ago
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Painting the Fifth Wall...

I did something I've never done before and treated my ceiling like a fifth wall...

http://www.no29design.com/2013/05/painting-f... ...»

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No. 29 Design Belmont, MA 2 days ago
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  • Outdoor Kitchen After
  • Patio Before
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Outdoor Kitchen

We got to start this project with a "clean" slate!! There was nothing but a concreate slab, so we didn't have to demo anything for once! We completed this project prior to our indoor ...»
kitchen, which may seem odd, but it was more affordable. We use this space ALL the time in the summer and even a few times throughout the winter.

Concrete Stain: Rust-oleum Concrete Kit (This was the biggest change in the look of the patio)

Kitchen Blocks: Menards

Counter Tops: We helped our contractor pour them, but he completed all the pre-work and the leveling of the tops. I would leave this to the pro's unless you are good with concrete work.

All the steps can parts and pieces used can be found on my blog :)

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Elisa Naperville, IL 2 days ago
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Remodeling: Cobb county residentual permits and inspections

I purchased a home with an unfinished basement. It has framing/installation/some electrical and roughed in plumbing. So I spoke with an Licensed electrician about wiring it out to code ...»
and him pulling a permit. He advised me if he pulled the permit it would have to be for the full job not just electric so it would be better if I pulled an home owners inspection permit because I'm doing the basement in stages. I called and requested this and I was told it was 71.50 a sq ft and 4.50 per something else. Well I have 1200 Sqt so just adding that together that tells me that can't be right as that is about 85,000 bucks. I question why it would be so much to to finish my basement and was told thats the system and they hung up on me. I called back and got someone else and rephased the question still to get told they needed to know the full amount I was going to spend to finish the basement.

Anyone have any insight on this?

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Baby H Atlanta, GA 3 days ago
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    Jeanette S 16 hours ago
    Permits! UGH! But keep in mind that you do not just get a permit--you have to get it signed ...»
    off on, or you may run into trouble down the road trying to sell the house. And if you put in something that is not legal, i.e., a staircase to steep and not to code, that will haunt you! It is best to play by the rules. But you can use some reclaimed materials that can keep your cost down. You certainly do not want to put in extra fancy stuff and then not expect your assessment to go way up! TIP: For all DIY projects, know that we have "Habitat for the Humanities Resell" stores in the Atlanta area. Worth checking them out!

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Basement renovation in West Chester, PA.

Pine Street Carpenters designed and remodeled this 70-year-old unfinished basement in West Chester, PA.
Pine Street Carpenters & The Kitchen Studio at Pine Street
Pine Street Carpenters & ... West Chester, PA on Jan 10, 2013
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    Camille 13 hours ago
    Great design, love the floors
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