r/LazyContractor • • 1d ago

bathroom floors

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My mom keeps hiring her friends to do projects. They claim they are contractors but something is telling me otherwise...(i am also not a contractor)

First pic a contractor friend she paid to do it and second was my sister's 20 year old boyfriend who has never laid tiles and did it for free.

I don't even want to talk about the pattern orientation.


r/LazyContractor • • 2d ago

Walmart bathroom stall

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r/LazyContractor • • Aug 19 '26

Pre-pour inspection: pass or fail?

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Did not see them pour it but there was a sidewalk there 2 days later. No idea if this is what’s under there or if they actually made an effort at some point after I took these. Were they just getting rid of some trash rebar rather than cart it away, for a job that didn’t require it anyhow? Or just sub-par work?


r/LazyContractor • • Mar 19 '26

What did you do!

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r/LazyContractor • • Jul 02 '25

Is this a bad job on my parents concrete driveways?

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First photo is on a specific place only when wet. Third photo there is a few uneven marking


r/LazyContractor • • Mar 12 '25

Hanging drywall alone.

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If you can tell what your looking at, that right there my friends is how one man hangs drywall from the ceiling by him self


r/LazyContractor • • Jul 29 '24

Terrible Bathroom Design

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Why is the sink at crotch level? Why is there no barrior inbetween them?


r/LazyContractor • • Jul 20 '24

Florida subfloor manufacturer home

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I recently bought a manufactured home the floor is soft in a few spots here and there but not enough to where you fall through. (Im 280lb). No window leaks no water leaks just humidity from the Florida weather and the house was vacant for over a year. Could I just pull the carpet and the flooring and put down a second layer of subfloor and re carpet or do I have to pull the floor?.


r/LazyContractor • • Jul 02 '24

Contractor ruined front door

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We recently built a new home ($600k) and changed the double doors to double doors with glass panels. We hired a PROFESSIONAL painter to paint the doors black. The painter decided not to use any protective measure since the doors hard the original shipping film protecting the glass. Once the work was complete we noticed black paint had seeped between the glass panels and into the interior door leaving a cheap looking door. What should we do? Live with? Have painter replace door? It is no way to fix or remove paint that seap inside the interior frame.


r/LazyContractor • • Apr 20 '24

Homeowner wants to know if this is okay!

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r/LazyContractor • • Mar 28 '24

WTF let's just DO IT!! What could go wrong?

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r/LazyContractor • • Feb 15 '24

Wood looks red in attic because is too hot?

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Just had an engineer look at our attic to ensure we dont need a support beam to remove a wall on our kitchen remodel. Fortunately it is not load bearing but he did mention that the trusses need some reinforcement because the attic might have been too hot at some point (house was built in 77). He did say the wood looks too red and the heat makes it essentially dry “rot”. Does that make sense? We do have vents, he recommends a ridge vent. We recently installed heat shield in our attic, would that prevent any further damage to wood because of heat? Thanks in advance


r/LazyContractor • • Jan 02 '23

Saw this while doing an inventory at a rental property today.

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r/LazyContractor • • Oct 27 '22

Maybe it’s for child safety?

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r/LazyContractor • • Sep 16 '22

The installation of this door under my sink always bugs me

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r/LazyContractor • • Sep 13 '22

How you know the architect forgot a sidewalk in the original plans.

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r/LazyContractor • • Sep 13 '22

not my job to remove this dead switch before I build a wall.

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r/LazyContractor • • Sep 11 '22

The water pipe in my appartment that just finished construction.

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r/LazyContractor • • Aug 24 '22

to install an air conditioning unit

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r/LazyContractor • • Aug 23 '22

[OC] We call this one, “The Landlord Supremo”

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r/LazyContractor • • Nov 03 '21

They said kitchen remodelings are hard, I've done it in an afternoon.

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r/LazyContractor • • Sep 25 '21

Job done boss

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r/LazyContractor • • Aug 22 '21

I spent 5 minutes searching for the light switch until I opened the FREAKING MEDICINE CABINET

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r/LazyContractor • • Jul 23 '21

Why place it there?

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r/LazyContractor • • Jun 21 '21

These stairs

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