Invidious

@DatkidAJ

Actually all 3 Steve! Working on mine ss we speak

1 week ago | 11

@ourlifeinwyoming4654

The process of finding a contractor I can trust to do it right is harder than doing it myself.

1 week ago | 6

@I-sed-no

I get to take my time. Not in a big hurry to rush to my next job like most contractors (nothing wrong with that, just incentivized to cut corners). Nobody cares about my home more than I do

1 week ago | 3

@tonyv7982

The cost is my primary motivation, and the challenge is second. Third is basically back to reason 1. I know a few good contractors but attention to detail costs.

1 week ago | 1

@TR4Ajim

I can do it myself SO much cheaper! And my wife and I can change/modify details on the fly as we see fit.

1 week ago | 1

@davidsimms2806

I would never pay someone to screw up my property. Worst case is I can screw it up for free, but always learn from the experience.

1 week ago | 0

@GeoFry3

It's cheaper for me to do a mediocre/sh1tty job myself, than to pay a contractor/trades to do a mediocre/sh1tty job.

1 week ago | 0

@JillNelsonStrongdiva

All 3. I am confident in my waterproofing skills, and am not confident in contractors’ attention to that detail. I’m okay at tiling, my husband is good at plumbing, and we hire an electrician. In the end, we know what’s underneath the cosmetics and are confident in the quality.

1 week ago | 0

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