Jobs we've finished, with where they were and what we did.
The wall between a narrow galley kitchen and the dining room turned out to be holding up the second floor. We put in an engineered beam with posts carried down to the basement footing, then built the new kitchen around an eight-foot island. Demolition didn't start until every cabinet was sitting in the garage.
A 1960s tub came out and a curbless tile shower went in, with the subfloor dropped between the joists so the slope could start at the door. The pan held water through a full day's flood test before tile. We also found the old fan venting into the attic and ran it out through the roof.
Before framing, we fixed a damp corner by extending two downspouts and sealing a wall crack, then watched it through a wet month. With the walls dry, we cut in an egress window for the new bedroom, insulated with rigid foam, and added a three-quarter bath.
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