Can't believe I've been watching your videos for some time and never heard you say you're in Pittsburgh... So am I! Small world... Thanks for the great videos... I'm a diy homeowner and use your videos for reference all the time!
Excellent video and perfect timing! I'll be remodelling my bathroom soon and this really breaks down the process perfectly! Thank you and keep up the good work!
Yesterday I started my big bathroom removed. I removed everything to the studs, so this video was perfect timing. I have been watching all your videos' Thank you so much for this. I will definitely be posting my work on your facebook page. This is my first remodel
Great video!! Very helpful!! I have a question for you if you can help. I gutted my 1960’s bathroom. Removing an inch and 1/2 of tile and mortar bed from the floor. I plan to use self leveler as I am on a slab just to raise it to the height of the rest of the floor as much as possible. My question is should I run the leveler under my bathtub? Thanks
Great information, because of this video, I subscribed to your channel! Could you share what a home owner should expect to pay for a similar bathroom remodel like this video? I understand there are many variables, but even a range would be helpful. Also from the North Pittsburgh suburbs!
Your video's are super helpful. Thank You. I have a couple questions I an doing a complete bathroom with tile floors , 5' ft up the walls in the main walls and around complete tub & shower combo The floor is 12" squares but the walls are " Subway Mosaic Travertine wall tile. Would you do the floor first and how would you go about doing the walls and tub surround.. I know its a lot to ask but your advise is really appreciated. I am in Pgh also
+Thomas Bridges thanks for the questions. Tile the floor first then the walls. That way the subway tile can hide the gap between the floor tile and drywall. Bed thing you can do for the tub tile is plan the entire layout ahead of time. Account for corner and ceiling transitions. You don't want weird looking tile at the ceiling or the corners, e.g. 1/2" slivers. Do you have any niches?
I have a 12" X 16" niche going in. Do you know any good tile layers in the Butler, Pa area its 25 north of Cranberry. I was thinking it was more than I can handle at 70 yrs old.
I have an old cast iron shower pan I want to replace with a Kerri pan. I'm trying to figure out how to remove it from the floor. Its small 32X32 with a fiberglass surround.
Can't believe I've been watching your videos for some time and never heard you say you're in Pittsburgh... So am I! Small world... Thanks for the great videos... I'm a diy homeowner and use your videos for reference all the time!
+Brian Danko awesome! We're north of the city. Any time you have a question just let me know. It's always nice to help out a fellow Pittsburgher
Excellent video and perfect timing! I'll be remodelling my bathroom soon and this really breaks down the process perfectly! Thank you and keep up the good work!
glad to help any time. What kind of tub or shower are you installing? There are so many options these days!
Yesterday I started my big bathroom removed. I removed everything to the studs, so this video was perfect timing. I have been watching all your videos' Thank you so much for this. I will definitely be posting my work on your facebook page. This is my first remodel
+Nelson Custodio awesome, what kind of remodel are you doing? Curbless shower, stand up shower, etc?
Home Repair Tutor bathtub shower combo.. just like your.. they are popular here in New England
helpful and informative as always
+Tony Stark thanks 👍
So pretty
Can you fix a tub leak from downstairs? Or do you have to take the tub out and fix the subfloor first?
Great video!!
Very helpful!!
I have a question for you if you can help.
I gutted my 1960’s bathroom. Removing an inch and 1/2 of tile and mortar bed from the floor.
I plan to use self leveler as I am on a slab just to raise it to the height of the rest of the floor as much as possible.
My question is should I run the leveler under my bathtub?
Thanks
Great information, because of this video, I subscribed to your channel! Could you share what a home owner should expect to pay for a similar bathroom remodel like this video? I understand there are many variables, but even a range would be helpful. Also from the North Pittsburgh suburbs!
All the waterproof board video references were missing if you want to update.. Actually all the pointed to links seem to be missing!. -Lee
Thanks Richmond, I went back and added new links. Was there one in particular you wanted?
Home Repair Tutor No, thanks, just for reference when I’m looking one up. Thanks for the quick response!
Happy to help any time
What tub do you recommend? Where’s the best place to buy one at?
Thanks for the video , Great!!!
My tub faucet and water supply is located on the tub how do I add a shower please advise
Where is the 2nd video?
too much talking footage... barely any footage of the actual work
Your video's are super helpful. Thank You. I have a couple questions I an doing a complete bathroom with tile floors , 5' ft up the walls in the main walls and around complete tub & shower combo The floor is 12" squares but the walls are " Subway Mosaic Travertine wall tile. Would you do the floor first and how would you go about doing the walls and tub surround.. I know its a lot to ask but your advise is really appreciated. I am in Pgh also
+Thomas Bridges thanks for the questions. Tile the floor first then the walls. That way the subway tile can hide the gap between the floor tile and drywall. Bed thing you can do for the tub tile is plan the entire layout ahead of time. Account for corner and ceiling transitions. You don't want weird looking tile at the ceiling or the corners, e.g. 1/2" slivers. Do you have any niches?
I have a 12" X 16" niche going in. Do you know any good tile layers in the Butler, Pa area its 25 north of Cranberry. I was thinking it was more than I can handle at 70 yrs old.
I grew up in Butler!! That said, I'm not familiar with tile setters up that way but can ask my buddy Steve.
good vid
+chupalia thank you
I have an old cast iron shower pan I want to replace with a Kerri pan. I'm trying to figure out how to remove it from the floor. Its small 32X32 with a fiberglass surround.
+mostmost1 have you tried to remove it?
Home Repair Tutor not yet. resarching it thoroughly before I start. It looks different than anything ive seen so far. The drain seems very small.
ok
Hey I was looking for a diy Im going to need a degree for this level of work.... Google define membranes🕵
Tub shower combos are obsolete and a dangerous liability.Better off with a nice large walk in shower.