One of the few jobs the previous owners of the house didn't get too was retiling the bathroom floors. They both still have the 1-inch square mosaic tiles. Besides looking pretty dated, they take much care when doing the other updates, so there's paint and old adhesive spattered here and there.
From looking at it, I suppose the best idea is to remove the old tile rather than laying on top of it. The subfloor is concrete. What's the best way to get this sort of tile up?
How much would a pro charge for a job like this (ballpark, St. Louis)? The bathroom isn't huge, I'd think that mostly it's going to be cutting the toilet, pedestal sink and various corners. I'm thinking about 12x12 ceramic tiles in some sort of complementary shade.
I don't really have any experience laying tile, although I've seen it on TV. If that Sarah on Bathroom Remodeling can do it, I should be able to. I just have to figure out if it's worth the time for the money saved.
Happy to hear any thoughts on the matter.
Brian