Bathroom Remodel
Bathroom Strip-Out and Structural Work
The half of a bathroom remodel that never gets photographed: tile off, walls open, floor joists exposed and the plumbing reworked before anything new goes in.
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What the photographs show
The problem. What is behind the tile decides how long the new bathroom lasts. These photographs are the stage where that gets dealt with — and the reason the same crew doing the carpentry and the finish work matters, because nothing here waits on a second contractor.
- Wall tile stripped back to the substrate
- Walls opened up to the studs
- Floor lifted and joists exposed
- New hot, cold and waste runs installed
- Insulation renewed before closing up
Photographs
Bathroom with the wall tile stripped back to bare substrate and the floor covering removed, the bath still in place 
Bathroom opened up to the studs, showing insulation, exposed plumbing and a window opening 
Bathroom floor opened up to the joists, with new hot and cold runs and a waste pipe installed and a level laid across the joists 
Bathroom walls insulated between the studs with rough plumbing run for a shower and a basin
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