Pre-Planning for Home Renovation
Necessary Documents for Home Remodeling
Creating a Home Remodeling Master Plan
Budgeting for Home Remodeling
Home Remodeling Loans & Paying for your Home Renovation
Bedroom Renovation for Home Remodeling
Porch Remodeling During Home Renovation
Moving an Exterior Wall During Home Remodeling
Remodeling a Difficult Room
Custom Lighting for Home Remodeling
Terminating & Capping your Plumbing During Home Remodeling
Adding Square Footage & Bathrooms to your Home
Bathroom Renovation for Home Remodeling
Small Bathroom Renovation
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"This area used to be a back porch where the ceiling drops down. This entire area was a back porch. This end segment of it was a laundry room. When we decided to make this an entry alcove, what we did was we had to end the plumbing here, we had to terminate it. When you terminate your plumbing in a certain area, you want to disconnect it from the source. You do not want to cap it in the slab, but it is okay to cap it in the wall. What we did is, about this high over in this area, that pipe comes up into this wall and its capped off with a pvc cap that’s made for that purpose. "
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