You need to know your building codes, and if any permits are needed.do the sewer lines relocating? This is where you talk with a contractor who has a good reputation. In my area I have called the better business bureau for references.
You need to hire a contractor. While I am all for DIY, this is not a project to be done without at least some construction experience or knowledge of how the project is to be completed. Plans need to be drawn up and submitted in order to get your permit. Building codes need to be followed and inspections performed. Here is how to hire any contractor you will ever need:
If in California, let me know as they have their own site. This your home and you want it done right and not as a tacky afterthought. It will add value o the home, so a good investment overall. Just make sure you have a healthy budget and realistic expectations when it comes to construction.
I recently got overzealous and bought a shower curtain, towels and rug for my bathroom in a totally different color than I planned on doing in the actual bedroom. Doe...
See more
I have a killer 70s bathroom with bland yellow countertops and white cabinet with layers of oil paint And an old glass door shower. Need a makeover for them or at le...
See more
Do you have a drawing of your main floor that you can share?
You need to know your building codes, and if any permits are needed.do the sewer lines relocating? This is where you talk with a contractor who has a good reputation. In my area I have called the better business bureau for references.
You need to hire a contractor. While I am all for DIY, this is not a project to be done without at least some construction experience or knowledge of how the project is to be completed. Plans need to be drawn up and submitted in order to get your permit. Building codes need to be followed and inspections performed. Here is how to hire any contractor you will ever need:
https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0242-hiring-contractor
If in California, let me know as they have their own site. This your home and you want it done right and not as a tacky afterthought. It will add value o the home, so a good investment overall. Just make sure you have a healthy budget and realistic expectations when it comes to construction.