looking for as much information as possible on everything involved and what materials to use to floorplans to lighting to ac to insulation and neat features to add. any help would be greatly appricated

Hi everyone!
Seeing as this sub was under no moderation for years, I have now taken up as a mod. I have removed most of the spam and I will try to keep the sub spam-free.
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Not sure if this is the place but I can't really find any better place. I was considering building a house and I saw these kits. Anyone have any experience with them?

Hello everyone, Looking for average repair costs for everything on a house, furnace, siding, kitchen remodel, etc.

I saw a very good info-graph on this on imgur, 9gag, or reddit but can't seem to find it anymore.

So I am looking into buying my very first house (YAY!) but I have absolutely no idea what sort of things I should be looking for to ensure the house is a good buy. Just wanting tips and advice one what you would have liked to have known before buying a house.

But it seems there is so much that goes into actually buying one, I mean, this is what Ive gathered. Anyone know a good company that makes this whole process like, a little easier, or is that just how it's going to be?. It seems building a container home is more of a hassle than just deciding to live in one of those cookie cutter.

This subreddit is getting spammed by bots. Are there any mod monitoring this subreddit to delete / ban these bots or should i just unsubscribe to this sub ?

Hello,

I moved in to a new house that was originally built in 1922 in the Netherlands (but possibly walls were renovated some time/decades ago). There are two rooms that I want to join into one. I've removed the plaster on the wall separating between them and I found this: http://i.imgur.com/LrJ1z3p.jpg

Basically boards of wood. I don't know how thick exactly, but doesn't seem too thick. Is there a way for me to determine if this wall supports a lot of weight, or not?

And of course, I will contact a professional to examine this situation. Just trying to grab as much information as possible.

Ariel

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Thank you CY

Hi,

I'm wanting to change my bathtub/shower head and surrounding tiles. But I would like to keep the flooring and toilet etc.

Will ripping out the old tub destroy the current flooring? How much work is actually involved (as in how many days will it take, estimate for labour)? It's hard getting a contractor for such a small project, so I'll have to organize the different tradesmen myself. I know I'll need a plumber and tiler. Anyone else?

I'm a single female and want unbiased advice before asking the tradesmen. Thanks!