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Nice work guys.Iim about to put the same railing up .lDid you guys build your deck to match the length llllf railing 😂. I noticed that nothing was cut.

Nice water holder

The joists are basically on blocking lol. Why would the picture frame act any different ?

Nice worck

Is a bamboo deck considered wood? Would you still choose composite over bamboo? I live in Northern CA. It does get hot in the summer, but no humidity.

Didn't cover the floors, didn't cover floor vent, outswing door would be better, use PVC board instead of wood again to rot. Dude i hope you improve your skills since then.

Thinking on the fly sets apart the pros from the rest great job

Irritating video guys

Why would anyone want to build a composite deck that your dog can't even walk on in August?

Such an honest and cool guy...

You need to be very careful what you say because some idiots my catch you and do something to you

I can not tell you enough how helpful this video is. Thank you, thank you, thank you for taking the time out of your day to make this.

That's not the right way to lay trex. Your butting round edges to squared edges

Good evening. Do you have an email so I can ask you some questions about the South Carolina residential building exam.

Funny thing im going to replace 2 sets of French doors like that a set on each side of a fire place just like that , I'm going to try to use 72" door in a 60" opining i think i can do it

Thanks for including the difficulty you had near the end. It's real.

lol ... this guy is a cheap shit... He didn't show anything informative other than talk with a southern accent.

Do you have to pay every time you retake the test?

Thank you

Good work

Your friend who lent you the John Deer is the real MVP 😅 Looking forward to seeing the garden progress!

Started a trex repair recently, never again, I’d say 4x price for material, 3x time to install time and everything has to be perfect under that “dumb tech” or your Guna have a wavy ass deck, oh lol…. And let’s not forget the time you spend plugging holes…. If a costumer wats trex everyone over quote so we can all go back to using wood like God intended

What books did you refer to for the business and law test?

I'm getting ready to take this test in a couple of days. Your insights have confirmed what I've heard from others about it, that its mostly about the code book. Hope I can do it one and done. Thanks buddy

have a double door going from kitchen to sunroom with one door being fixed. already removed door that opens. is it possible to remove fixed door without removing entire frame? Thanks!

I live in Michigan and I am about to take this test with PSI, so far best information I have gotten. Appreciate it man.

Existing deck poorly built. Start over. Use 6x6 and notch. Those little 2x4 attached to 4x4 doesn't cut it.

Thanks for the transparency. This was really helpful

Hey there! I commented on a few other videos; welcome back!!! I'm also here in SC and I am looking for help finding the right test to take and some other quick general questions. Would you be up for a call/email/text/etc? Thank you!!!

Definitely like)). This video is 10% to succeed in the test. Load of very positive information...

Did you have to add wood blocking underneath the composite deck where those aluminum posts are mounted? Did not notice in the video…

is there a way i can connect with you via email or something. i dont use facebook. i live (born and raised)in the upstate of SC and have had my business like you had for about 9 months, doing well. I have clients asking for bigger jobs now and would like to ask you some questions regarding operating in SC pertaining to LLR and what limitations you ran into. i would really apprecaite it. im not nervous about the work itself, im confident in that. im concerned about LLR, permiting etc. would really really appreciate it.

Your video was perfect for a seasoned carpenter. But for a novice, I would have liked to see the holes drilled to mount the posts, and the bolts used to secure them to the deck. Wouldn't you need a drywall type anchor in the hole before attaching the lag bolt? I never understood how these posts could be secured properly into fake wood, without a bolt through the top with a nut attached under the deck.

Thanks for all your videos; they have been very helpful. Do you have a Facebook handyman or inspection platform?

I can't believe 2 years has gone by. Thanks for the update.

Been in construction 30 years. How can i get into inspections?

Awesome update! Thanks for sharing. Seems like just yesterday you were taking the leap to going on your own as a Handyman...can't believe you're "Two years as a home inspector". Time flies.

So good to see you again! I was always just a lurker on your videos but I loved following you and have missed you for sure! Glad you are doing well! Thanks for getting us caught up! Blessings to you and your family!

Dude!! It’s great to see you again!!!! New idea for the channel-video document your inspections. It’s always good to know what to look out for. Adventures of a Home Inspector!!!!

As a former small business owner I can tell you nobody, but nobody wants to work they want TOP $$$ and not only refuse to do the work but they just don’t show up!! Nobody wants to work their way up anymore!

There are no young people eager to learn a trade. Most of them will end up living in parents basement and work part time as an elevator operator pushing buttons😂😂😂

I miss your handyman videos. I am happy to see how well you are doing. Maybe you can do some home inspection videos down the road.

I became a home inspector, as well after starting down the handyman path. I love it.

glad to hear from you! Super glad you’ve made it through the last year!

Great to see you my man! Spring is coming and things will need fixing, looking forward to your next video,

Hey there, are you still around/active? I’m looking for help setting up my exam - what’s the best way to get in contact? Thank you!

Thank you for your video and recommending composite. I think the low maintenence and longer life span is worth it

Blocking should installed on edge. Laying flat allow water to stay on its surface. Especially bad give you didnt tape your joists.

What is the name of the training course company that you said it was good? I'm getting ready for the next year. :)