Bathroom Remodeling Business Questions | One Man Show

[@joshbackstrom3115]

Great video! What I do for pricing here in Canada is I use the Home Depot portal to pick out all the materials and supplies, this allows the home owners to view and purchase whatever I put in the shopping cart, I then charge for labour only, most guys in my area charge between $700 - $1,000 per day and that gets you a tile setter and a labourer some times two labourers for 8 hours of work. So for example, a two week job for me would be $100 per hour or $800 per day for 10 days I would charge $8,000 labour only.

[@BathroomRemodelingTeacher]

Great strategy 👍

[@teamdada2194]

Way too much. People pay you?

[@joshbackstrom3115]

@@teamdada2194 Everyday.

[@splanzza]

@@teamdada2194How do you know that is too much? Is remodeling what you do for living? And imagine, he is in Canada so those charges are even higher in US. Uuuuuuh, the floor is lava.

[@teamdada2194]

@@splanzzayes thats what I do. Splanza what kind of name is that?

[@chipmhandle]

Never a trailer for me, get swiped right out of the driveway!

[@splanzza]

As always, BRTs words are worth of gold. Especially if you follow the channel and start putting pieces of information together as a priceless puzzle. Not to mention Steve's DIY Geek Membership allowing one-on-one consulting/coaching. One of very few channels that selflessly shares REAL LIFE work situations (a pro speaking here). Clicking a SUBSCRIBE button absolutely worth it.

[@FixItHomeCare]

Thank you for sharing. The content is great and very informative. We are doing our first bathroom remodel (demo, prep and tiling) and its taking a whole lot longer than we had estimated however we find it very fulfilling and would like to focus on bathroom remodels from here on out. Fingers crossed we can get the grouting done by end of this week.

[@pv2smurf]

I've only did one bathroom (my own) and i bet I've watched DAYSSSS worth of your content to prepare and do it. Even though I never plan on doing this as a business, this information is phenomenal! I mean its not everyday that a business owner would lay all their "methods" bare. You are my kinda feller ans thank you

[@Matt-my7pz]

How long until the "holy shit that's so expensive i can do a bathroom for 4000 demo, labour, and material,.... Where do you live...". Although irrelevant, dude diluting / ruining the market something fierce is not even aware of what was involved in the job, the proper skills required, licences, insurances, your area, the cost of materials in the area...

[@999Joseph]

I can DIY a bathroom for less than 5k Why should have I have to go to the government to ask permission on how I want my shit And why am I gonna pay 30k one restroom alone People like you love to normalize high pricing because all you care about is money That’s cool lot of people willing to pay In today society majority don’t have that type of money Come off your high horse into the real world Fuck your permits and licenses

[@jasond1648]

I just did mine for 4-5k

[@puckettremodeling4565]

you speak a lot of truth. I think a lot of guys getting into bathrooms now do it for the wrong reasons and don't have this level of experience to humble them. Running a business is a chess game against more than yourself. Yes, generally we are our own biggest obstacle but people don't realize, there's homeowners out there looking to take advantage of you, other businesses and contractors looking to do the same, taxes and other business expenses. The strong survive is no joke. You have to be smart and learn from mistakes. So many bite off more than they can chew early on

[@BathroomRemodelingTeacher]

That’s very true! Saying no is way more important skill than saying yes 😆

[@puckettremodeling4565]

@@BathroomRemodelingTeacher ohhhh yeah. took me a long time to learn that but I think that come with reading those red flags but also being confident that you can keep yourself afloat and not be too needed on every lead. learning to fish for leads and read them has been the biggest skill I learned after learning the trades and basic business

[@cavy95]

How about adding the customers email to a constant contact email marketing? Great way to get repeat business is they buy another used house. I don’t know the cost.

[@joebinion1]

Awesome video,GOD BLESS

[@Dunner0415]

Thanks again for this video Steve. Incredible stuff. Very grateful for your kindness and sharing your wisdom and experience with the world. Can’t wait to put this into practice. Thanks again!

[@BathroomRemodelingTeacher]

You bet thanks Patrick 👍 I wish you much success, let me know if you need anything

[@gregpowell7097]

This answers a lot of the questions I am still asking my self and other contractors as I am starting out on my own. The van vs truck, bidding, the tub up the stairs😂which I’ve done myself without a dolly and it’s not a great idea. Bidding is my biggest challenge. I bid low to get the jobs and potentially learn while I am remodeling someone’s bathroom which isn’t a great idea but what else ya gonna do. They get a deal Anyway. Also tired of underbidding and working myself to death only To look at the job afterward and realize my work is good and I should have made more. Word of mouth when you do good work is crazy. Can get too busy if you know what your doing. I’m almost there. Just developing a system so I can get em done faster and better.

[@BathroomRemodelingTeacher]

👍 it takes time for sure. But you definitely don’t want to be the cheap one out there that everyone talks about. Sure you get referrals, but with people expecting a crazy good deal!

[@theadhdhandyman]

I bought all your courses a while back and the variety of projects is excellent. I use them every time I write up a bathroom estimate.

[@BathroomRemodelingTeacher]

That’s awesome 👏 thanks 😊

[@MCSqueakyClean]

Do you offer paid coaching for DIY? I could use guidance and advice on a few things I’m having issues with, and a plumber put me in a really bad spot.

[@BathroomRemodelingTeacher]

Absolutely 👍 I’d say 90 percent of the time it’s for helping with a DIY bathroom www.bathroomremodelingteacher.com/coaching

[@luismora1135]

This is beautiful done sir! I have no experience but I do have to remodel my own restroom, I’m scared to do so because I don’t know what to do first. I have a water leak too that is costing us a lot of water and I am done with it. What should I take care off first sir?

[@BathroomRemodelingTeacher]

establish what you can afford. Fixing the leak is number one priority 👍

[@adamnorthville5636]

Thanks. Interesting.

[@kjdaby]

Good info.