This TINY Hole Caused This ENTIRE shower to FAIL

[@mattcartwright8272]

Dad's obviously a high skilled and conscientious builder. And he's very good on camera - he speaks at just the right tempo with no fluff or flannel. Have subbed!

[@lrc87290]

Love your videos. Have been binge watching since finding them today. I put you right up there with Sal and Isaac tile videos. You are hard headed like me. You don't wear knee pads. I am 63 old retired machinist. Renovations are my second career and hobby.

[@SerenityAcresFarmstead]

This one is very impressive guys most contractors would have told the homeowner looks like you need a whole new shower and not cared enough to find out why and the best way to fix the problem. I wish I had a contractor such as yourselves.

[@cornflakeusa]

It's always good to apply a bead of silicone between the bottom of the liner and the bottom flange. Didn't look like they did that. Also, the weepholes can be drilled out a little bigger. Lath and mud is the only proper way to do the curb in a traditional pan liner shower.

[@scottparker1220]

I am impressed. You are the first KZbinr contractor that understands proper construction and hopefully how to charge for a remodel job. Very good video. Hopefully the whole job was put on KZbin so people can understand why proper remodeling cost so much especially after a botched job.

[@StudPack]

Thanks 👍

[@tosifftom9220]

You just saved my bathroom! The exhaust fan didnt work in the master bathroom when i bought the house but thought nothing of it. Knowing that could be one of the many causes for a bathroom to fail makes me want to get my ass in gear and fix it. Stud Pack saves the day again. First it was a kick ass bed. Now its the bathroom. Yall do it all!

[@kingtutt61]

Wow…watched a couple of your videos. I’m now subscribed and turning on all bells! Watching and listening to you dissect this mess shows me you’ve been around awhile. Thanks for putting this video together and explaining it. I didn’t realize all the variables that MUST be correct that goes into doing this job. I have a new respect for people who do this work. Im not trying to knock them but I can only imagine how many contractors let new workers come in to accomplish this critical task without supervision and end up with this type of problem. I feel so sorry for the owners. Thank you for your professionalism and expertise.

[@StudPack]

Thanks for the sub!!!

[@ScottVictoriaWolle]

Thanks for an incredible demonstration of shower floor construction and how weep holes work. This is the first place I've been able to fully understand that! Now I'm afraid I have similar problems in my shower, where someone is scheduled to come and start hacking away tomorrow...

[@josemartinez780]

Good job guys. Love the Father/Son team. Team work makes the Dream Work 👍

[@JohnCornellier]

Great video. Watching this one after following the entire Garaj Majal build. I actually kinda like Paul's slower, softer tone.

[@franklinanderson7389]

Listen! Safety first! Knee pads! Glasses! Demo hammer drill. I've done hundreds of these and Safety is first! Thanks. What a great video. I love watching others demo .

[@Boostinu13]

You make me realize how much I do not know, and how much can go wrong.

[@jerrygrayson8421]

Do not understand necessity to rip out all tiles rather than just remove one foot from top of pan

[@chamber32doors]

@@jerrygrayson8421 Tile work and water proofing is rarely just a simple patch job. To make sure it doesn't fail in the future it should be totally redone.

[@hardon4life]

@@jerrygrayson8421 to collect a week worth of income.

[@d.c1652]

Apparently somebody didn’t notice the failures from the previous installer. If I was in to repair that shower and saw what was showing on the video I’d rip the whole shower out also. But that’s just me, and what do I know? nothing according to what you’re thinking.

[@alexkazak9386]

Wow just a father and son doing great hard work! Very impressed on how two guys can get this much work done! This shows you don’t need a big company with a ton of workers.. keep up the good work!!

[@sylviaelse5086]

A year later: "OK, we've taken the roof off, and pulled the walls down. Gotta see whether the slab is good."

[@kenmore01]

LOL yeah, "please take a look at this white stuff around our shower drain...What? Now the tub is out, mice have been having picnics under there? All the shower must be rebuilt? New vent system?" Your comment is perfect! 😁

[@htownblue11]

Yikes. Talk about pulling the string to unravel the reality of a situation. The job went from fixing a drain issue to almost a full remodel job. Good stuff and thank you for the explanation behind the issues.

[@okflyer777]

Hey guys - I have an identical job. Replacing with free standing tub. Shower is a MESS. Very likely will need re-framing. Looking at Schluter system to replace, with Ditra heat throughout. Seeing so much horrible work from supposed professionals, I’m a bit afraid to bring in any contractor. Will tear out the whole thing myself and see what I find. It’s gonna be bad. Y’all are helping SO much!!

[@wyseguy77]

If you bring in a contractor don't be afraid to ask questions while work is ongoing. I never have a problem with explaining my methods of installation while work is ongoing. I'd rather you know what's going on and feeling confident in my work than always having a question in your mind. If the contractor seems bothered or gives you a response like "I'm doing it this way because it's the way we've always done it" then you may want to do some research. As a tile installer my job is not only to know how to do my job but why I use the methods and products I use. Good luck.

[@Mommyof3love]

This is EXACTLY like my current bathroom. Same exact issues that I’m currently demoing. I’m glad I’ve come across your channel! You’re a rockstar!! Also you joked about Pensacola Beach but in all seriousness I live in FWB and this whole shower was done just how my entire bathroom was.

[@john.french]

I'm so excited for this series! Great detector work and so many through points. Keep up the awesome work and happy Thanksgiving!

[@robertmeadows1657]

There aren’t enough of you kinda guys in the world. You should have ten times the views. Great work.

[@johnhender]

There is, but very few people want to pay for True craftsman

[@T.E.P.]

these vids are getting better and better and bettter .... great explanations and spectacular results. always impressive

[@REXXSEVEN]

5:40 The part where you said "Be careful this has been here for millions of years", and you have the brush that you're using which looks like you're doing archaeology on old bones. LMAO.

[@StudPack]

Yay someone got that 😂👍

[@Apexjasonmorganllc]

Note to everyone that doesn’t protect the weep holes with gravel, or says it’s unnecessary. If you plug them with mortar your pan is going to fail bottom line

[@darrenr1194]

Well technically sand mix can never "plug" weep holes. sand mix is porus which allows water to easily run through it (like a sponge). If you put gravel or pebbels you have a higher risk of clogging the holes. Think of it like this, The entire base is made from sand mix and water runs through it without issue. Therefore sandmix in the weep holes will allow water to run through just as easily. The female part of the drain also has knockouts in the threading which allow water to run down them. You must ensure the liner is not going INTO the female part causing it to seal off the drain ports. But yeah, been doing showers for a while now and I've seen it all! Cheers.

[@Apexjasonmorganllc]

@@darrenr1194 my experience proves that each time I pull a shower apart and the weep holes are clogged there is never gravel present. They are always packed full of mortar. The chances of clogging 4 weep holes with gravel is highly unlikely, however stuff them full of mud and the chances are way higher. Yes water passes through the drypack for the life of the shower but when it reaches the drain you need to be certain that water can escape out those weep holes. I’ve yet to see one plugged up from gravel. Take care.

[@darrenr1194]

@@Apexjasonmorganllc Explain to me how the weep holes can be clogged with the same material that is allowing thw water to pass through in the first place? If the water clearly goes through the sand mix like a sponge then how can that exact same sand mix clog weep holes? It's like saying you made a base out of sponges and put sponges in the weep holes and those same sponges clogged it lol......

[@frankcatrini4816]

@@darrenr1194 i believe your correct as water can pass thru the mud at weep holes but perhaps what is happening is along with the mud at weep holes salts, body oils, etc also coat that mud at weep holes and then it becomes clogged. i dont think it hurts to gravel that area if its done right and probably will have less of a chance to clogg.

[@kingtutt61]

I opened my shower drain because of sewer smell. I saw a lot black gunk (bacteria) and full of water…..definitely that’s where the smell was originating. After cleaning it out and letting it dry out, the smell went away. What I thought I found was all this hard deposit I thought was calcium buildup…all throughout the 8 weep holes and completely around the entire outer edge of the assembly. I chiseled a lot of it out , and drilled out the weep holes thinking it was hard calcium buildup. What I realize now is this MAY be mortar. It’s just like cement…very hard. I can now also see a rubber lining in some of the weep holes….just like what’s mentioned here. Any idea how to get it draining again?

[@generalesdeath8180]

@StudPack I see Jordan is wearing shoes this time! 🤣 Love you guys and I'm really enjoying going through the old content

[@samfredo8140]

This is what I found in my shower when I did the demo. Rot at the curb, concrete pan without a proper slope, etc. My shower is on the second floor so there was also rot in the floor and walls. I’ve removed and repaired all the rot and now I’m rebuilding using Schluter. I also had a large soaker tub that I removed. I’m replacing it with a free standing tub so there was plumbing to move. Your series is quite helpful since you are also using Schluter.

[@StudPack]

Best of luck with your project Sam!!

[@jnljnl8485]

I can build showers 24/7 in Amarillo. just because nobody does a preslope and they get nasty.. Always atlest remove the first row of tile on a shower bottom repair. Could be leaking.

[@danwake4431]

My house was built in the 70s. The hall bathroom has a fan but the masterbath does not. It does have a functioning window. In the winter i dont open the window because i dont want to freeze in the shower, but i also like it to add a little humidity to the house. Reading these comments it sounds like i should opening that window anytime the shower is in use?? Or at least put in a fan?

[@Apexjasonmorganllc]

That is why water weep’s up your wall, everyone blames it on embedding your concrete board into the mortar. You clog those weep holes the water backs up at the drain and begins to push back towards the wall, after enough time it goes to and up the wall. If your set your pan up properly with gravel at the drain and use a pre slope you will never ever have an issue.

[@mikekelly571]

I found that after installing and tightening my upper shower flange mount, its crushing the membrane I used and is blocking the weep troughs on the underside of the upper mount. Water will sit up to the level of the upper mount and not drain out. Would it be wise to try and cut slots in the membrane to match where the weep troughs are?

[@midgebot86]

I'm so glad to find a project video from you guys that is applicable to our shower..."efflorescence" and all. Oh crap, I found a video that applies to my shower 😢

[@raulgil7389]

Jacuzzi is important to relax and a standing shower is a must for those rushed days. Great documentary about past completion and admirable quality solutions. 💡 it could have been a budget build.. who knows who the culprit is? The trigger person or the facilitator?

[@rongapo-ocnhs7385]

I'm an electrician by trade and I enjoy watching your video's and learn along the way how to DIY small repair especially non-electrical honey do's. More power and have Jordan do the heavy stuff... he he.

[@StudPack]

Thank you Ron 👍

[@davidbradley6179]

Great work those are tough jobs I saw the look on your face. That’s one of those jobs where are you don’t know where you should stop. I’m sure it was a bad bathroom remodel all the way around

[@GRAHAMAUS]

I wish you guys were in my town -- I have a shower with similar issues, just hoping someone equally competent can help us out!

[@abdal-haqq1688]

I've noticed you guys wear sneakers a lot. Do you ever were boots?... because that would not be a good feeling if one of those glass panels dropped on your foot... I had a concrete utility sink drop on my foot with boots on..ripped off the toenail and broke my big toe...be safe guys!

[@mcroley591]

You are a talented tradesman and very articulate! Thanks for your video.

[@StudPack]

Thx M Croley!!

[@jpack61108]

my new favorite channel

[@yyzblader1947]

SDS hammer drill with tile chipper makes quick less destructive work of tiles and base

[@ms8728]

This is awesome. Yall aren’t in northern Illinois are you? I think I have this exact problem in my home

[@chasewilliams3123]

I am glad I found this account. It goes well with about 4 others I follow.

[@johnmehaffey9953]

The plumber that I worked with would always insist on a lead tray on top of the floor then the slope detailed on top and in the corner of the tray a drainage pipe back to the main drainage pipe that way the floor wouldn’t get water ingress, all the shower installations we did we never had to return to repair

[@yixnorb5971]

Same exact thing happened to me. It was so bad I had to replace the shower pan, subfloor and piers supporting that at the ground level. Then I had to shim, as plywood thickness is now metric.

[@dlhlym]

KNEEPADS!!! You’re making my knees hurt just watching this. 😃

[@ohmygod666]

How do you price work like this and explain it to your customers? So many unknowns that you can’t price until it’s torn out, and these look like they’ll be expensive repairs. I can’t imagine it’s easy to approach the customer with big change orders.

[@TheAxecutioner]

I hear ya. Some customers aren't as concerned about price as the folks I usually do work for. Judging by the size of that bathroom maybe those folks are more worried about quality than saving money. I work for people who are working with a limited budget. I would love to get & do this kind of work and get paid well for it.

[@StudPack]

This one is cost plus. No way to bid it unless your bid is a complete demo/renovation and even then you'd have to add $$$ for the unexpected. This is the third go around for them on this shower in 20 years so their main concern is that it's done correctly. Thx guys!!

[@d.c1652]

Stud Pack I’ve seen a few different ways that the liner needs to go into the drain. some installers say to put it inside the drain cut it a certain way I’m sure you’ve seen their videos . you cut around it and The other installers say don’t do it that way and some guys cut it around the drain like you do and then put silicone just on the flange by the bolts a circle of silicone I’m a little confused right here. And what material do you use for your pre-slope? And what is the exact purpose of the pre-slope??

[@roundedges2]

Yikes. Well that escalated pretty fast. Luckily the whole house didn’t have come down and be rebuilt.

[@ffejkk37]

They're lucky no subfloor or joist were ruined.

[@jessicahites871]

Love your work ethics!!

[@TheAxecutioner]

I'm looking forward to seeing this job all the way to the end. Nice job guys!!

[@StudPack]

Thanks 👍

[@workisfun...2438]

Funny, fixing to do the same diagnosing for a newer regular customer and her mudbed shower.

[@khm28092]

Great detective work guys. Lots of hack tile installers doing their part in keeping us in business.

[@StudPack]

There were plenty of issues with this one... thx Kevin!

[@Trucker-Belly]

The problem is you have guys that do tile flooring then they come across a shower tile job and think they can do it. Personally I like GoBoard on top of a traditional liner setup thats over a foam preslope then covered with a dry pack with a 3 piece drain properly sealed. Goboard can be in the dry pack since it wont wick up water. Concrete board, hardi backer and sheet rock set inside the dry pack WILL get wet and wick up the walls and leak. I think people dont realize that the dry pack is designed to be wet and will be wet. They assume the water wont pass through the tile and grout, which it will. Im not a big fan of the Schluter products especially the prices. You can save a day or two of time though but the system isnt flawless. If you can make a dry pack pan with a liner then you cant go wrong in my opinion.

[@clarasantiso8246]

You sure do explain things. Great discovering.

[@randywl8925]

Nice detective work Columbo. Did you use sonar before you turned on the cameras? That was impressive. You knew what you had before you started popping it open. I've seen bad showers before like the one you just showed. Information . I'd prefer to hire a tile guy that only does showers and not a tile guy that can do showers. Nice as always. 👍

[@StudPack]

Thx Randy 👊👍

[@salvatoresaccoccio2379]

The problem is that the weep holes around the drain were clogged by some fool that hasn’t a clue of what he’s doing. We add pee gravel around a drain so the dry pac doesn’t clog the drain. A dry pack is just that a cement based base pac that allows water to drain thru to the sub base allowing that water runoff to drain through to the sub base into weep holes allowing it to drain as a secondary measure. Water drains into the shower drain but a lot of water gets absorbed through the grout around the tile on the floor. Water draining through the grout land in the sub base. If the sub if the sub base isn’t pitched properly the draining process of a tiled shower floor becomes flawed, because no pitch water doesn’t drain and breaks down the cement grout and tile quickly. Way to much to explain here. let’s see if I’m wrong. Check out your Wikipedia pages on this subject. There’s a lot more here than most realize. Once a shower stall is compromised you’re in for trouble.

[@roundedges2]

Good stuff. I think you mean “pea” gravel-Unless this is a combo shower-urinal ;-)

[@salvatoresaccoccio2379]

@@roundedges2 well said

[@gregblackley7708]

Great work !

[@465maltbie]

Didnt know that about a shower drain, I have never installed one but I am smarter now, thanks. Charles

[@StudPack]

You got it 👍

[@jodyrolandconstruction6577]

I believe I heard you say that you would use a dry pack to get your slope and then use a Kerdi pan that already he’s a pre slope? Can you not just use the pre slope Kerdi pan on the existing concrete with thinset? Maybe I heard you wrong.

[@StudPack]

My plan right now is dry pack with Kerdi membrane on top. I could use the pre-sloped Kerdi pan but it needs a level surface to sit on so I'd have to remove the existing pre-slope. Also, since the existing drain is so off center, using the foam pan creates other issues. I'll be thinking about my plan over the long weekend😊 I'm sure it will change at least 7-8 times😂 Thx JRC!

[@jodyrolandconstruction6577]

@@StudPack no problem I must have heard wrong. Dry pack and Kerdi membrane is the way to go. I typically just order a pre slope with the proper dimensions of the drain when doing this kind of work. If you have a local Floor and Decor they will order it for you. That’s what I do anyway. Good luck and can’t wait to see how this comes out. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@clayaustin9339]

Are you kidding? Find me a shower that is used daily that is not ALWAYS wet! Every tearout we've done (we are remodelers) is soaking wet there, but it is DRY UNDERNEATH, If water got UNDERNEATH the liner, it was probably because the original installer did not seal the liner to the bottom half of the drain with silicone. If water did NOT get underneath the liner, then you are making up a problem. You are correct in stating they didn't put pebbles around the weepholes, but that in and of itself is not considered a failure.

[@StudPack]

Water didn’t get under the liner at the drain. It got behind the liner at the walls and threshold. Looking at the video... backer board seams were basically not sealed (drywall mesh tape and some red guard) plus the liner didn’t wrap over the curb.

[@waldocorsair]

Stud Pack: Is it not code to have access to the tub valving. I was concerned your son had the "cut" an access panel. Tiled jetted tubs are the worst. A stand-alone soaker tub is so much more elegant and dare I say, easier to work with. As long as your piping skills are up to speed.

[@str8menace923]

I like they way you work.. great vids

[@nunyabisnis1448]

wasn't there supposed to be silicone under the flange also it didn't look like you had much resistance getting that shower pan out

[@randydicotti3975]

Very good video. Thanks! What I wouldn't give to know the quote for these repair jobs. Also, please crank up the music...too quiet !

[@porkchopjp]

great looking bathroom with a alot of hidden secrets!

[@lipps9486]

It’s always interesting to see how showers hold up over time. Great video. Very informative!

[@StudPack]

Thanks!!

[@davidszakacs6888]

Makes me glad we went with a solid shower insert!

[@thresher2656]

Hot mop it last 50 years . I never used liner.

[@StarrTile]

@10:00 you say weep holes are clogged with mortar... you mean the same mortar that allowed water to get into it to get to the weep holes ? I enjoy your content , just started watching you but sometimes you have to use common sense and not what a book tells you. If water gets in mortar everywhere else then it gets into holes too plus all the troughs built into the drain. Also water will still migrate its way into the drain with the liner put into it, again there are many ways of evacuation including the threads of the drain on the inside cut outs. And of course the pan material was wet, regardless if the slope was correct the pan will always be wet because of wicking.... that's why they should have used the redgard not just on the walls but the pan surface... then the pre slope is irrelevant. As I said you have good content but you got to stop drinking the Kool-Aid

[@StudPack]

The weep holes were clogged with dry pack not mortar. At that point during my examination, I wasn’t sure yet what clogged them up. Moot point however because weep holes were also sealed underneath because vinyl liner wasn’t cut back far enough. Thx for watching and commenting. I enjoy your videos 👍

[@superdplum]

Will that create a moisture sandwich if you redgard the mortar bed?

[@k.d.8924]

in your opinion what did cause the failure?

[@darrenr1194]

StarrTile is correct about the weep holes. Drypack/Sand mix can NOT clog weep holes as it is porus and allows water flow. Anyone thinking a drypack can clog weep holes needs to use some common sense. The problem was the cross cut in the liner causing it to create a seal against the drain which made water flowing into the drain nearly impossible. (Create a mockup of the cross cut and you will see a huge difference in water flow with cross cut being left and actually cutting off the flaps in the liner that goes down the drain.)

[@samdavis8429]

Not a fan of garden tubs. Bigger shower with a bench and perhaps dual showerheads, then standard size tub. Love your explanations of how things work and best practices.

[@StudPack]

Thx Sam!!

[@TopVillain]

Why is that a non operating window? Is that even code. Putting a picture window in a bathroom that does not open is just plain not smart. I would recommend they change that window out immediately

[@roundedges2]

Highly agree!

[@johntamulonis4626]

Great job!

[@Keeshunna]

Where are you located? Would love to have you work on my 🏠.

[@roundedges2]

You may need to rebuild it.

[@chillones9574]

People should watch these videos before hiring or starting projects, because honestly many jobs go from a simple fix to a long project. It probably makes it hard to schedule a couple jobs a week because of hangups. Lets go check out the shower tile. Then turns into a full remodel. Stud Pack did you by chance know you were going to do a whole bathroom remodel before starting the tile??? I want to change living room flooring so now saving money for flooring, subfloor, possible damaged joists etc because it obvious nothing as simple as we hope :) .

[@StudPack]

Thx Chill👍. We did not expect the full renovation 👊

[@chadbriggs5798]

Great stuff.

[@koreyphan]

Great video. You do things the right way.

[@StudPack]

Thx Korey!!

[@dlodge4966]

Just tore out my master shower...walls and floor. Used a hammer Jack on the floor and the pan was wet!!! So breaking up the pan was really easy. Hitting Home Depot in the AM to get everything to put it back!!! First time wish me luck!!

[@garrettsoto1667]

Good luck. How’d it come out?

[@REVO515]

Always have access panels installed

[@rickbarber6758]

WOW! Talk about opening a can of worms!! You guys got into a huge mess! I'd rip it all out and put in a nice tub with shower in tub. Eliminate the free standing shower issues.

[@kaygeebee]

I would put a functioning window, free standing tub, and radiant floor heat. Too bad about the water damage.

[@kylieharrison3782]

The perfect spot for a nice chair between the tub and shower then. Plus with a working window and exhaust fan you could grow a nice fern in the bathroom. I think in the end they went with same tub though.

[@mikeking7470]

My basement shower is a similar mess.

[@davidcordes9283]

What? No Jordan designer flip flops?!?!?!!

[@krakenwoodfloorservicemcma5975]

Tile custom showers are the only work I will refuse.. so much can go wrong and I just don’t think it’s worth it.

[@jamesmcfadden5214]

Its code to have an exhaust here where i live in bathrooms

[@tomcrockett7941]

Wow. Great job

[@StudPack]

Thx Tom 👍💪

[@MrDeanWinchester86]

hard to watch in germany... wooden construction around the shower?!? im glad that we have other rules here

[@StudPack]

But we use Schluter made in your beautiful country to protect our wood walls 😂👍

[@Jimmyfixit22]

Informative ty I’ll keep watching

[@nyamekaykay2569]

It looks like under the liner was dry. Right?

[@roundedges2]

Nope

[@GregariousAntithesis]

Late reply but i was in a steam shower in New Mexico once and that is friggen amazing. Thats what i would have done

[@robertvanderark4074]

Interesting, the pan liner instructions say to cross-cut and set the liner down into the drain just like the previous installer. Check this video at 4:30 on the timeline kzbin.info/www/bejne/moPapmSJesR0qdU

[@robertvanderark4074]

But, the key is the pea-gravel for the weep hole. Great video

[@javiermendez402]

The shower was done wrong from the gecko.... 1. pitch under liner. 2. apply silicon around drain then drop liner. 3. test liner for 24hrs. 4. pea gravel around drain. 5. 1/4 drop per foot and add mesh wire to the mortar. 6. add sealer to base.

[@wyseguy77]

Yep. Numbers 1 & 2 caused this disaster. Good thing it was on a slab.

[@thedalillama]

Too bad they didn't ditch that tub. Freestanding tubs have gotten cheap enough to where built-ins make zero sense. Reinstalling cost more than the new tub. Nevermind. It was addressed in the video.

[@mfamily3301]

Great work

[@Trucker-Belly]

Preslope isnt that big of deal when there is some slope. The liner was not sealed with the special adhesive around the drain flange. The weep holes were clogged and will be an issue but the water was escaping under the liner around the drain(and bolts) AND around the walls because it looks like the wall backer was touching the dry pack and wicking water up. Also, the liner was too short around the curb allowing water in from the top. On concrete its probably best to do a dry pack pre slope on top of wet troweled mortar then use the kerdi drain and water proofing membrane assuming you are going to continue with kerdi on the walls.

[@imparcialverdad6418]

It is easy to say "use Kerdi system" but it is so expensive. In my opinion (I'm not a professional) you can use whatever system fallow the code, when the installer missing some step the problem show up late or early.

[@Trucker-Belly]

@@imparcialverdad6418 whatever system you go with just loom for a KZbin video that explains how to do it. I dont use kerdi much but sometimes it makes sense. They are overpriced but there are similar systems for less.

[@gar6454]

No knee pads?

[@NavigatingChaos]

Should have tiled the floor then the walls. It would have kept the water flowing away from the shower pan edges.

[@jerzeedivr]

That is why I installed a Corien Solid Shower Base! 3X the cost of Acrilic, but won't have this problem. Some Contractors just want to get done.

[@MsDaddyrabbit1]

Well done

[@briankowald6465]

Didn’t they wind up tearing the entire bathroom out.

[@toddjasper1]

Friends don’t let friends put that wallpaper anywhere. I thought it was giant mould spores before realizing it was actually wallpaper...

[@johnhender]

If the paper is micro perforated you wont have problems, I was working in a 3 .5 million house last week every room wallpapered and it looked great

[@MichaelLaHonta]

@1:02, I'm drunk and you're doing as good as me.

[@sroberds640]

Every repair guy ever...through rotten wood violently for the camera visuals. Good thing the owner let you go deeper.

[@Taylormade2350]

You're wearing my favorite work shirt.

[@StudPack]

It was free at their workshop 😎

[@TonyIngellis]

Come to Becker, Ms and build my shower!

[@tallbrian100]

Stud Pack the skills to pay the bills !

[@StudPack]

Cool, thx Brian!!!!!!!!!