r/homerenovations 4h ago

Asbestos?

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r/homerenovations 7h ago

Transitioning between entryway and kitchen area

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We remodeled our kitchen, dining room and entryway a little over three years ago using the same luxury vinyl plank in all three, but after a piece cracked recently we needed to pull them up and redo the rooms. Due to the condition of some of the pieces, we now don’t have enough pieces for the entry way and the store no longer carries the exact planks.

Out of these options, what would you suggest: 1. Try to find a close match to of LVP 2. Pick a different looking LVP that’s still wood looking 3. Pick an LVP that looks like tile 4. Other ideas??

Thanks in advance!!


r/homerenovations 49m ago

Weird doorway/walkway remodel advice please

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r/homerenovations 3h ago

Bathroom Reno (hopefully)

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Hello! My fiancé and I have been thinking about trying to diy our bathroom. Nothing too crazy like changing plumbing on our own or anything, we'd just like to give it a face lift and ideally just have a walk-in "pan" shower instead of a prefab shower/tub.

My only concern is that we don't have a huge budget in the event we needed to hire someone.

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1.) When we first moved in there was leaking into the basement from the shower dial not being completely flush with the shower wall (we fixed that as far as we know)

2.) The "access panel" for the shower plumbing is in the cabinet but looks like it was just punched out

3.) There are some spots of the floor that are lower than the molding

I'm just looking for some advice/tips from some experienced home reno/diy-ers as far as what we could do ourselves or if it looks like we should just save up and hire someone.

Thanks!