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Originally Posted by ironmike86  You'd be surprised. If you have basic "construction" skills. Like use power tools ect..If you research and start small you can save ~ 50% the cost. And alot of the installer do it wrong anyways. Plumbing ,Electrical depending on your area and how big the project you will need a license. But wood ,tile ect easy |
I would also make sure you don't have to have any special permits.
My husband is a plumber and we have to pull permits to change out water heaters. We also had to pull a permit to change bar back into a closet (it started out a closet and the previous owner turned it into a bar) in our own house. Ridiculous what the "officials" require, especially for house we pay for... They have to make their money somehow I guess.