No. This line of thinking can be dangerous to your body, mind AND wallet. If you have time to allot to the many
aspects of building a home, and you're familiar with construction work, then by all means, pick up a hammer. But
remember, time is money. Unfortunately, the more a job costs a professional to do, the more of your time it's
likely to take. Before you start tackling any aspect of building a home, put in the research.
If you're unsure as to whether you can tackle a project, opt for the professional route. In general, you'll spend more
money hiring someone to fix damage done by DIY-ing than you would have spent if you had paid someone from the start.
Another bonus of hiring an experienced contractor is that they often provide warranties on the products and work they
complete, either personally or through subcontractors, covering you in the event that repairs or reinstallation is
needed.