[Build] floors

[Bill Pollock]

I can't imagine that there's any structural issue there (unless the wood
beneath the tile is rotted through to the floor joists). I figure this
is more about aesthetics. The floors seemed structurally sound.

Any builder should be able to poke around with a screwdriver to look for
rot, if there is any. If there is, I'd replace the rot as necessary but
not go any further. Plywood is cheap. CDX (structural plywood) is only
about $12-13 per 4x8 sheet.

The challenge would come in matching that tile if that was desired. Of
course new title could just not match or maybe someone could come up
with some interesting design.

Christie Dudley wrote:
> The wood underneath the tile may be just fine, although I suspect it's
> more likely that water damage from the windows is the reason the tile
> is there in the first place.  Do we want/need to pull that section up,
> or can we just fill/replace the bit by the bathroom that's bad?