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Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z
I know what you mean about blossoming project budgets.
Sometimes it's cheaper, in the long run, to pay a pro to do the job - they have the knowledge/experience to assess the job, the proper tools to get the job finished quickly, and, if the job is not something you are good at, the repairs will be done better and last a lot longer. I'll do my own electrical (I was an industrial electrician) but get a plumber to do any big plumbing jobs (I'm not a plumber; I have a hard time getting water to flow downhill).
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But it doesn't matter whether you or the contractor tear open a wall and find $5K worth of unexpected repairs. The budget is shot right there, and then it happens two more times