502 CM

Turning a cracked bathtub into a a walk-in shower.

Master Shower Rebuild

The door frame showed signs of water penetration and the carpet felt damp to the touch.

 

BEFORE

Removed the baseboard and drywall and found the metal stud work to rusty

Removed the tile from the outside of the shower

And found that was a lot of moisture in the base of the shower

 Once we got the go ahead, we began work, first removing the glass and frame

 Removed the walls

Set up a de-humidifer to remove as must moisture as possible

 The wooden frame of the curb to the shower was moldy

 Starting to remove the floor of the shower

 Once everything had been removed, it was time to start rebuild

Once the 1/2 wall had been built, and the shower linen install it was time to start building the base of the shower

 

  Once the base had dried, it was time to install the Hardie-Backer and apply a moisture barrier for extra protection

Once that was done it was time to start tiling the walls

 Also tiled around the bathtub to help bring it all together

Once the walls were tiled, it was time to tile the floor and grout everything

AFTER

Mobile Home Renovation

BEFORE

STARTING DEMO

STARTING TO PUT IT BACK TOGETHER

We had to sister board the perimeter of the mobile home so there was something to attach the new sub-floor too

 Laying the sub-floor

 Installing new insulation

The new drywall is installed, textured and primered

 Finally color on the walls

 The new kitchen cabinets installed

 Herring bone, wood effect tile floor throughout the mobile home

AFTER

Just a few finishing touches left to do. And this mobile home is good as new