How Much Does it Cost to Remodel Your Own Shower? | DIY Shower Remodel
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- How much does remodeling a shower cost? Can you do it yourself?
The answer - less than you’d think, and absolutely!
It’s been no secret that bathrooms and kitchens sell houses. It’s been that way for as long as I can remember. But when contractors are 2+ years out and not even taking bids, it may be time to take updating your own space into your own hands!
This this video I’m doing just that, your average DIYer is taking on a full bathroom shower remodel. I’ve done exactly zero bathroom shower remodels and am learning all of this as I go. So, follow along, learning from my struggles so you don’t have to repeat them yourself, and I will give you a full breakdown of what it cost for a DIYer to completely remodel their own shower.
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I love how honest your video is. Mistakes and all. Such a nice difference from the “perfect” tutorial videos on youtube.
Thanks! I really appreciate that. That pretty well captures the heart of my channel's DIY videos - to truly see if from an average home owner/weekend warrior's perspective. Mistakes and all haha
A few tricks I learned from studpack building showers: 1) tile the floor first. 2) don't cut the hole for the niche until you have started tiling the wall it will be installed in. Helps us DIYers get it perfectly aligned with full tiles. 3) leave the bottom row of wall tile for last and plan for less than a full tile so that bottom row can be cut to fit the slopes along the bottom and yet be level along the top edge. My advice: every DIYer needs a laser level or two. I am in year 4 of a full gut renovation of a very old cottage, I have used my basic Bosch lasers for countless projects. one projects lines one projects dots.
Solid advice for all of us weekend guys!!
We just had someone come in and quoted us $210000 for JUST a tub removal with an acrylic insert 😅 we will definitely be trying this on our own
😳…I assume there’s a decimal missing in there somewhere lol
@@donnygrahambuilds ooppp, yes 21,000 not 210,000 😅
This is great. I love how you take us through your mistakes, but encourage we have patience to figure it out. That's the roughest part of DIY running into unforeseen issues and keeping your cool lol.
Haha thanks! Yeah, definitely a key element of actually getting things done when DIYing.
Thanks for checking out the video!
I AM SO GLAD I FOUND YOUR CHANNEL!!!!! Love this content! LOVE LOVE LOVE!
Thanks so much! Really appreciate that =]
Man, the shower came out wonderful. Looks great.
Thanks! It was definitely a bear of a project, but totally worth it in the end 👍🏽
I appreciate your realness! I feel like I can do this minus the plumbing aspect 😅
Thanks! Yeah, definitely a big project, but not impossible. Thanks for checking out the video!
You’re correct on the new constructions tubs and showers.
I completed my 100% diy Schluter system tile shower last July, $1500.00ish in materials. Not a beginner project but doable for more experienced DIYers who are patient and detail oriented. I watched studpack, tilecoach, and Schluter videos for skill-building.
Nice work 👍🏽
Yeah, it’s definitely a bit of an undertaking. But certainly beats an $8,000 contractor bill. 😅
@@donnygrahambuilds Tilecoach said that in Northern California, a complete tile shower will be in excess of $20,000.
@@Alex.smiffy gross lol
@@donnygrahambuilds I am spending under 40,000 on my entire house, inside and out Over 20,000 for one shower is insane.
Great video! Thanks for the detail! Watched the whole thing.
Thank you for this video. I've been looking at my outdated shower and could not find inspiration to do it after I got quoted $6k for a reno. This was great for me. Thanks again!
Super glad to hear it! Good luck and thanks for checking out the video 🤙🏽
I've noticed that many DIYers love that niche idea. Seems like they just continue to copy it just because they see everyone else doing it in every DIY shower tutorial. Just letting you know, that small add on will increase the difficulty of this job by double. If you really want somewhere to put your bottles, I'd suggest just cementing a small ledge, such as a 36x4 inch slab of something like solid surface material.
Man, you couldn't be more right - that I remember that little niche being a nightmare lol. But we really wanted to used the same flooring tile to break up some of the subway tile. And assuming you'll have the shower for a good amount of time, then the extra headache is worth getting what you want in the end.
Thanks for checking out the video!
Thanks for posting! I'm thinking of redoing my shower. I also wanted to note we went to the same college. I immediately thought why does this guy look so familiar! Lol 😆
Haha wild! Thanks for checking out the video, hope it helps with your project!
Hey great video man. One thing I did notice that you forgot and I’m hoping isn’t causing any issues currently is you need to put metal plates over where you run pex to prevent screwing into the water lines. I’m assuming you haven’t seen any water damage so that’s good. Just wanted to letcha know. Nice work.
Thanks for checking out the video man! Appreciate the feedback! Honestly, I just kind of noted where the pex lines were (roughly ‘x’ number of inches from the floor) and made sure to keep a good distance anyway from there when hanging the hardieboard.
Appreciate the feedback though, solid info 👍🏽
@@donnygrahambuilds ahh, gotcha. Right on! I’m about to do the same thing to my parents bathrooms and my bathrooms. A lot of work ahead of me!
@@KeiganApparel nice man! Go get after it 💪🏽
I wouldn’t have left that dirty/moldy insulation
A contractor cost is why I can't get this shower. I am not a DIY person. This helped and I MAY try and find a cost effective person or small co. Labor is gonna mess me up, since I have to get others. I'm elderly and a walk in is good for me, I've already had a major fall and it's an issue. THANK you for this it is an eye opener 👁👁✌🏼✌🏼
good to see this video - I don't know about completely doing our shower - but I think my husband and I can take it out on our own and have help with new insert - we aren't doing any tile - just a one piece new insert larger size....our shower now is too small - I think its for an RV!! You did a great job - and yes, saved thousands of $$$ - that's wonderful....good job
Thanks Jill! And yeah, no need to do more than ya have to. You can definitely still improve a space and not dive as deeply as I did.
Good luck with your project!
Great job. One thing to note are the municipal (or county) permits required for the remodel. Depending on the number of permits required, it will increase your costs another $300-1000.
That’s a good point, but so dependent on location, it’s hard to get a consistent figured to factor into the overall cost.
Thanks for checking out the video!
This is harder than I thought. I’ll have to hire someone.
Fair enough m’man. DIY is definitely not for everyone. Thanks for checking out the video!
Okay…I naïvely thought I would be able to replace my mom’s shower on my own but now I’m feeling overwhelmed 😅
Oh no Jammie! Haha the video was meant to make it more approachable, not less haha.
I won’t lie, it was definitely an undertaking, but it 100% can be done - you got this 💪🏽💯
Looks awesome! Great job, Donny!
Thanks! Thanks for checking out the video!
Awesome job and thorough explanations
Thanks man! Glad it was an enjoyable watch 👍🏽
Idk has answered your question about how or when what stage of development is the shower surround installed, but it’s installed not long after interior walls are framed up but definitely before drywalling and door trim is installed.
Couple people have - but thanks all the same for engaging with the content!
Great work on your shower. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Thanks Aaron! Appreciate you checking out the video 👍🏽
Shower added before all the doors and what not were added so you lose a few inches all around when the doors are added. Shower inserts are the first things to go in after dry in from what I experienced.
Great detailed vid man. Nice job! You’ve inspired me to give it a shot and try remodel my shower. Thanks for this vid. 🙌
LETS GO! Love to hear it man! Good luck with the project, thanks for watching the video 👍🏽
Lol I like seeing your mistakes so that I dont repeat them. Knowing me, I would have done them without you to warn me about it! 😂
@@rallitas11q lol nice, yeah - I’ve definitely made plenty, hopefully you can learn from mine and dodge some of your own
Wow, you did amazing job!!
Thanks Anita!
Awesome work!!! Thank you! ❤
Thanks! Appreciate it!
I need to tear out the tub/shower surround in my master bathroom and replace it with a walk-in shower. Just trying to build up the energy to start. LOL
Haha I hear ya. No time like the present!
Thanks for checking out the video 👍🏽
Amazing work. Trying to convince my hubby to do ourselves cause it’s like 23k and more and they not even re-plumbing nothing
Thanks so much, good luck with your own reno, it’s definitely worth it! The rest of the bathroom is underway, be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss it👍🏽
By us, you mean him?
@@priceandpride no one said “us” in this exchange 😅
Thanks about to do mine. Contractors these days are big ripoff.
Thanks for checking out the video! Good luck on your project 👍🏽
good job you are smart
totally helped, love the content
Awesome! Love to hear it!
I hope you did something to make sure water or moisture didn’t get into the holes that support foot bar. Maybe it was not included in the video. This was very useful.
The car comes with gaskets to prevent water intrusion. Thanks for checking out the video!
You are so humble. My husband and I are remodeling our master bathroom. Thank you for sharing the video. How difficult do you think it would be to knock out the wall separating the shower and garden tub and extending the glass frame on the lip of the tub? Just asking. Awesome job.
Haha thanks so much, I appreciate the encouragement! It’s definitely an undertaking. But if the wall isn’t load-baring (those types typically arent), I’d go for it 🤷🏽♂️. You’re gonna have some additional framing, drywall, and possibly plumbing to work through. But it would be a real drag to reach the end of your project and wonder “what if” after putting in all that hard work - been there 😅🤦🏽♂️.
@@donnygrahambuilds I'll leave it. Look forward to your next project. God bless.
why didn't you show the edge band install at the bottom on the wall and the base tray?
Yes, they put those tubs in when they do the framing they put the plastic inserts when they do. The framing walls are wide open easy Peezy we do it every day.
show the details parts at normal speed and maybe highlight those areas, the shower border do you need thin set on the end, it could be tight
What happens if you pull out the surround and find the wall is water-damaged underneath? We're pretty sure that's what we'll find in ours since the other side of the wall has some bulging...
I’d probably just figure out how to replace whatever is damaged and try to do a better job than the last guy when waterproofing 🤷🏽♂️👍🏽
Under $2k is amazing, man! Most would pay at least $5k for a new shower. Though the pan and board materials you used would make me nervous. Did you consider using the pink/red waterseal paint stuff? Can't be too cautious. Anyway, thanks for the video, I subbed!
Thanks Jeffery!
The kit I used didn’t recommend using any additional water sealants, but I do know the stuff you’re referring to. We actually moved out of that house (part of the reason for the reno), so I don’t have access anymore, but we didn’t have any leak issues while there. Though, if/when I do it again, I’ll likely opt for a shower floor insert, just much easier to work with. Anyway, thanks for checking out the vid and subscribing !
You can clearly see big gap between lower and upper backer board,
Great video man, thank you so much for this. You did a Great job!
Thanks man! Really appreciate that!
Would I need to pull permits if I do this? in CA btw
That’s a good question. I think that’s pretty heavily dependent on where you’re located. I would touch base with your local permits office. Thanks for checking out the video!
Great video.
Thanks ! Appreciate you checking it out 👍🏽
whats the difference between the PVC and ABS for the Kit my dude?
Why did u put full tiles in where u should have had pieces around the shelve? U put pieces in the other rows which looked fine
Great info! Thank you a ton❤
Thanks man! Glad you enjoyed the video 🤙🏽
TFS! Quick question, there appeared to be some mold on the existing fiberglass insulation when you tore out the old shower. Why didn't you replace that before continuing the new install? I noticed another installer did the same.
Hey thanks! That actually wasn’t mold, it was dirt. The was air intrusion on that side of the wall, when air can get through, it pulls everything with it. So the insulation was essentially serving as an air filter and caught all of the dirt that was being carried through. At least that’s what I was told when speaking with a local pro when I had it looked at.
Thanks again for checking out the project!
Great video I told my wife I could redo a bathroom for around 3k she didn’t believe me haha.
Haha well now you’ve got some more evidence to bring to light! Thanks for checking out the video!
The wife and I did it for leas than 2k with everything included. No tiles!
The shower including pipes, flooring, sink and toilet. All for 2k
I’m a new homeowner and would love to make some improvements in my little condo. What kinds of projects would you recommend for an absolute beginner, things to get my feet wet when it comes to home improvement projects? The only thing we’ve done is change the garbage disposal which is of course not much a project at all 😂
Hey Monica, thanks for checking out the build!
Changing a garbage disposal can be a real pain, it’s not complicated, but it is a tight space.
For a new home owner, I’d recommend something low risk, like a kitchen or bathroom backsplash. 👍🏽
@@donnygrahambuilds thanks, I’ve actually been thinking about doing that to spruce up the kitchen. I appreciate the tips and videos!
Awesome work! If you could please tell me the name of screws used for the foot rest.
Those we just 3” trim-head screws.
Thanks for checking out the video!
Question here… what fitting did you use to plug your drain for water testing?
You can find them in any big box store pumping aisle, just a threaded drain plug
May I know which subway tile you used on this remodel? We have a similar size stand up shower and liked the color scheme you did. Also where did you purchase the door? I appreciate your input and really great job on this remodel. Thank you in advance!!
Hi there!
I used 4x12 subway tile that I bought from my local big box store (Menards). I purchased the shower door there as well.
Thanks for checking out the video!
@@donnygrahambuilds I don’t have 1 second of experience with bathroom remodel. Our house is 43yrs old. Lol. Low on budget but also def need to change it out and your video is as close as it gets to DIY/Budget Reno. Kinda over what I wanted to spend but u rerouted ur water line and had to fill the hole with quickcrete. And I think your area is bigger so mine might come out slightly less if I follow ur build. Thank you so much again!!
Niche is French, pronounced Neesh. Good vid man
Thanks man!
How exact did you slope the shower curb inward or was it manufactured with a slope? Thank you.
Hey Michael, good question ! Yeah, this particular model (I think most of them) came with a slope already present. So I just applied them thinset following the prefabricated slope.
Thanks for checking out the video!
I’m 85 Year old, they quoted me 65K for a handicap shower. Just a shower. I live alone and bought the house for 30K. I will continue to use a bucket and sponge.
Awe man, sorry to hear that! Glad you found a solution though. Thanks for checking out the video 👍🏽
How did you slope the floor ? Or the shower pan create the slope?
That’s all in the pre-fabricated shower pan, comes good to go 👍🏽
Where is the shower door from
Hi Courtney, the shower door was actually from my local Menards. Thanks for checking out the video!
Fantastic video @DonnyGrahamBuilds - What is the white curb top at the 17:37 mark?
Thanks Shane! That is actually a pre-fab shower curb top. Lowes carries 48” pieces for ~$45. Thanks for checking out the video!
We got an estimate of 13,860 for just the shower remodel
I have a question about the drain (stainless steel and adjustment ring) installation. I have the same kit and my adjustment ring does not in any way fit on my stainless steel drain. The adjustment ring flange does sort of fit the stainless portion but not well and the instructions and videos do not explain this. How did you get through this process?
Hey Jacob, sorry you’re having trouble! I’m struggling a bit to visualize your current situation. But it sounds like your drain in your shower is stainless steel? I would check the outer diameter of your drain against the inner diameter on your kit. Then pick up a transition connector - and possibly a pipe cutter if the transition piece is long enough that your pipe has to be shortened in order to keep you drain at the correct height.
Hope that makes sense, good luck with your project!
@@donnygrahambuilds wish I could send a picture to better give a visualization of the issue. But with that said the stainless steel portion of the drain in no way fits the flange and or the height adjustment ring (small black pipe) provided in the kit. However it matches the photo description of what I bought but I am just not seeing a plausible way of connecting the pieces unfortunately. Most drain kits at lowes and home depot are made for the typical grouted floor and liner showers. Maybe a shluter drain would be interchangeable? It seems like it has to work in some fashion or else it wouldn't be in a kit. Thanks for any help!
I was just quoted 17,000 for an “as simple as possible” shower remodel
😳😳
Do you have a link to the shower door by chance?
Sorry, I don’t. Just picked it up from a local box store :/
Great job! Looks nice
About how long did it take you to do that?
I was done in about 2-3 weeks.
Thanks for checking out the video!
@@donnygrahambuilds 2-3 weeks working everyday? How many hours in total? Thanks a lot! :)
@@MarcosRamone hard to say, this was a couple of years ago...I'd guess around 15 solid work hours or so.
Good Lord, $8000😮! Hope that included one heck of a kiss first! In what state are you located??? Anywho, your work looks awesome and great job with the video as well.
Haha unfortunately no kiss was included 🤣
I’m in the northern IN area.
Thanks so much for your kind words and checking out the video :)!
@@donnygrahambuilds small world! I’m from Fort Wayne. And your welcome! Keep up the good work #newsubscriber.
$1,820.00.
What state and city do you live in? I just want to know about where the contractor area is to compare how much they charge in the Houston area vicinity.
Hi Gabe, thats a good question! I'm in a small town in northern Indiana. So, I'm guessing the quote I received would be notably less expensive compared to a big city contractor.
How long did this take you?
This project took me about 1.5 weeks. Thanks for checking out the video!
The showers were brought in before interior framing started
THANK YOU! I’ve been waiting 10 months for someone to tell me that haha.
@@donnygrahambuilds I learned this when we bought new construction I came every weekend to see the progress and wondered why my shower inserts were in before my walls lol
@@delilahbray8309 hahah that makes perfect sense !
A triumph indeed
Thanks Tom!
Came accross this video while researching how to DIY a shower. Great video! Im also looking into buying this same shower system. Quick question, how did you slope the shower curb?was it using thinset or cutting the base a bit? Thanks!
Thanks for checking out the vid!
This system (linked below) comes with a shower floor (foam) that is pre-sloped by the manufacturer. Takes out all the skill/guess work 👍🏽
Hi Donny, great video! Can you share how long this part of the project took, start to finish?
Hey Jon, thanks for checking out the video!
So admittedly, I’m a bit of a bad example when it comes to timelines on projects…I get a bit addicted to progress 😅. I had the shower completely finish in about 1.5 weeks (working evenings after the kiddos were down, and over lunch each day). So for your average person - I’d guess roughly 2-3 weeks if you don’t hit too many hiccups 👍🏽
8K is too much. 3k tops not including tile and shower door.
Definitely a better number, but I’m sure locational supply and demand played a large role in that particular contractor’s pricing. Thanks for checking out the video!
Great video!! do you have a link to where you got the shower door from?
Thanks for checking out the video!
I actually got this model from my local Menards. So no good link. Most local big box stores will carry similar designs 👍🏽
Hey Donny i’m at the 10:01 mark in my project , my question is where did you get the rubber spacer you used when you poured your cement? i purchased the same shower kit in your link and i do not have one. Thanks in advance.
@@JayStylz good question!
That piece is actually just a 4” rubber pvc connector hose I had on hand(not part of any kit). Any lowes or Home Depot will carry the same 👍🏽
@@donnygrahambuilds Thank you ! at lowe’s now.
@@JayStylz hahah good luck! Keep at it!
You used adhesive in showers. That's a no go
We all just witnessed time travel.
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Out of 800 dollars your door was over 500. So you could do this same thing for 300 bucks and a shower curtain rod.
$1800* not $800 - that would be wild. But you are right, opting for a curtain rod and not a glass door would save you about $500 👍🏽
@@donnygrahambuilds I was thinking 800 was a crazy low number haha, thanks for clarifying
Did you need a permit?
That’s a difficult question to answer, it depends on where you live (City limits, HOA, specific building codes base on state or location, etc).
Screwing into the tile and waterproof membrane for that foot rest 😮... At minimum you should've filled the hole with silicone priir to securing with scree AND applied silicone around thr cover plate of tge foot rest. Your waterproofing in thta area is now compromised
That’s a fair concern. However, the foot rest is designed to be there and comes with compressible rubber gaskets that seal up as it’s secured. It’s been there over a year and no issues to speak of.
Thanks for checking out the video!
@@donnygrahambuilds fair point about the gaskets but say you had a leak somewhere else above it, say a pinhole in the grout or just grout being porous in general, if water for behind the tile and dripped down, that area with the screws have a compromised area. Chances of this happening are slim but it does pretty much negates the fact that area is no longer waterproofed. It's no different than not waterproofing the screws when you secure the kerdi board or kerdi niche to the studs before tiling
1.8k Dollars for just material's now we need to know how long it took you to do the whole thing so we can estimate how far apart from a Professional Contractor we actually are cause my guess is the 8k he told you is everything including building the whole thing and not just material costs.
I love watching DIY Content but always find it hilarious when people talk about how much money they save or how much profit they make cause in 99% of cases they exclude the labor unless you folks work for free and if so can I buy you a planeticket to my place and you come remodel me a bathroom for 2k meaning the difference isn't as big as people make it out to be labor is the most expensive part of any project.
I don’t typically charge myself for labor.. lol In all seriousness, I think most DIYers don’t factor that in because viewers looking to DIY already know they’re in for some real elbow grease. I think that’s an assumed bit. FYI - this project took me about 2 weeks, working some evenings and weekend days.
Thanks for checking out the video 🤙🏽
@@donnygrahambuilds I was half joking cause I believe you are right that most people expect a lot of work to go into projects like these but comparing someone working for free with a price given by someone who does this kinda stuff for a living and includes labor cost doesn't seem to fair.
Video was awesome always love to see people admit when they make a mistake even better if they also share how they fixed said mistake making it easier for folks following along. :D
@@Frankenstein_ appreciate the feedback. Glad you were able to enjoy my headaches along the way haha
I could but I don’t want to redo things 10x and I don’t want it to look like a 3 year old did it
You must know some impressive 3 yr olds haha
I'd rather have the original shower, because it's easier to clean, sanitize, and maintain.
To each their own, thanks for checking out the vid!
Why does everyone just like you lay tile with the wrong offset! You never set subway on half offset! Never. Just because you save an extra cut and easier to layout I guess.. wow
If “everyone” you see does it wrong, what are the chances that you are actually wrong about how it should be done 🤔 lol
Anyway, thanks for checking out the video !
0 absolutely 0.
Everyone on RUclips do it is because what they see and not professionaly trained and do not do it for a living! It simple to ready laying instructions on a box. Just look for yourself.
@@Stephen_Burton I'd be curious what you prefer. Nearly every instance of subway tile I've ever seen is based on a 50% offset. I've seen the occasional 33%, but whether it's DIY or professionally installed, 50% is the standard from what I can tell. Not sure there's a "right" or "wrong" here unless there's some element of physics or waterproofing most don't know about.
@@MileHighGrowler What a fabulous long name 😂❤😊
Just looking around and thinking about getting our bathrooms done and this is definitely a great starter and price for remodeling our bathroom. Great job! New subscriber here, and do you have an instagram or facebook community group everyone follow?
Thanks so much for checking out the build!
Tons of updates over on my Instagram @donnygrahambuilds 👍🏽
Not mixing concrete and doing dry pour like this will get you about 15% of the strength and vastly extends the cure time, in 30 days half of the thickness will still be uncured.
What is your instagram?
Same as the channel name - @donnygrahambuilds 👍🏽
Sheesh, we had someone come in (starts with a K) to give an estimate and they wanted $16,000 for an acrylic shower. They got upset when I said no. I told him we could do the whole bathroom, tub removal, new counter. Whole room for that price 🙄
Man - thats a wild estimate! Hope you can tackle your own remodel and this video helps you out a bit. Good luck, and thanks for checking out the build!
This is exactly how much they’re charging for ours…in fact other estimates up to $30,000 dollars. I know they need to make money but it sounds like a ripoff. Definitely doing it on my own when I get the time.
@@r1pp3dx that’s wild! Glad you’re going to knock it put yourself, lots of money in DIYing 👍🏽
Someone quoted me 4000 to remove a drywall. The wall was probably 10ft by 10 ft.
@@WithLoveAndkindness 🤯
Great video
You just saved my life! I just removed my shower and saw the concrete box out....I'm like "I'VE NEVER SEEN THIS!!!!" I went through about 15 vides until I got to yours. I also wanted to do a mosiac shower floor! This video was customer made for me. Thanks Donny. Great work
Man, pumped to hear it! Glad it has been helpful 👍🏽💪🏽
Yes! We’re doing our own after watching this🏃🏽♀️🏃🏽💪🏽. $1000… for your project is actually great and it looks amazing. Even if we’re calling someone to do the plumbing, it’s still way worth it doing it ourselves (hubby and I). Thank you for this video!👍🏽
That’s awesome to hear! Good luck on your project! Thanks for watching the video :)
i hire a handy man and he charges me 3,5k for the labor 😂
You're a beginner and should not be teaching others... So many mistakes !!
It’s a DIY video, not a ‘I’m a professional’ video.
This gives me so much insight, just looking to redo tile on my wall and replacing pipes; you did a beautiful job and made this less scary
Awesome! So glad to hear it.
Thanks for checking out the build!
This video is so hopeful. And I LOVE your energy. thank you.
Thanks Hayley! Happy to hear it :)
Man I’m young I need to stop being lazy and do it myself ,
Haha definitely worth giving it a shot!
I need a man like you in my life! Great video, but I can’t do that!:D
Hahah I’m flattered 😅
I’d try checkin some of your local churches 😉
Guy told me 38k to put in a new shower and tub only. I’m just going to take the risk and learn myself idc
Yeah, 38k is pretty insane 🤯.
Good luck with your project! Thanks for checking out the video 👍🏽
@@donnygrahambuilds thank you for responding. I’m watching all your videos!
@@Marqu3sTUBE absolutely man! I respond to every comment - I’m here to engage and encourage, thanks for the support! 👍🏽
We’re getting ready to remodel our bathroom. The hubs & I are DIY’ers as well. I’m trying to talk him into doing the same as you! He’s insisting on a pro. Maybe after he hears the pro’s quote he’ll change his mind. Wish me luck. 😂 Thanks so much for sharing!
Haha love that! Good luck with the project.
Thanks for checking out the video 👍🏽
As a pro, do your research, read the owner’s manuals, the installation manuals before you purchase anything. There are several products for every single aspect of the build, find one you are comfortable with. And don’t be afraid to hire someone for the difficult areas you are not comfortable with. Plumbing is easy, but if you want a pro to hang the shower valve, then hire it out and do the rest.
The shower ended up looking really good. I just started demo yesterday on our whole bathroom. Thanks for all the info!
Thanks man! Good luck on your project!
When I did my walls the grout was a nightmare… omg I feel your pain
Haha definitely not a mistake I’ll make a second time 😅😅. Thanks for checking out the video Marie!