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Then we moved and designed our second house and had it built by an experienced custom builder who drew up our plans because the architectural firm we almost went with couldn't figure out how to get access to the room over the garage without putting a staircase to it IN the garage. Until then painting was about all I'd attempted as I lived in apartments till then.

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We know how to plumb, run electric (I practically memorized the national electrical code), shingle roofs, frame, drywall (tape and sand so it's seamless) tile, install windows, etc. DH and I designed, built, hired subs when necessary, pulled permits, etc when we added onto our first house in the mid 80s.

So I have enjoyed reading about the experience of posters here. It feels like there is almost a group think that you can't do some of these projects yourself if you don't have PRO next to your name or hire someone who does. designer etc and are really insistent that you do, too. I have been on Houzz about a year and in the forums I've been perusing it seems like the majority of posters are into hiring an architect. Even though the last comment here was 2.5 weeks ago I popped in because I was curious. And my only bathroom is on the first floor, but it’s 5’ x 6’ so a stackable laundry in there unit would not work unless I lose the tub, but I don’t want just a shower stall. I really need to figure a first floor laundry solution to make life easier. Instead, I’ve just moved to the ground floor level. Been trying to figure where to tuck one in, but it’s nowhere near the water pipes on the first floor, so it would be another pain in the rear undertaking. I do have a half floor above the front two thirds of my house, but that isn’t really used much nowadays because there’s not even a half bath up there. I would love to see your pics though! And now I have joint issues so I have basically moved into my 600 sq ft first floor in my old converted summer bungalow. My uncle had suggested using some sort of counter balance or pulley system so that door would lift easily. The couple of contractors that I spoke with back then seemed to think that with the way things were configured that it would be very difficult and/or really expensive to do, and so I put that idea out of my mind. I never would have thought of it on my own. Mom When I moved in 27 years ago my uncle recommended a hatch to my 350 sq ft unfinished basement which is where my ”laundry room” is.

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