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Replacing Rotted Subfloor And JoistReplacing Rotted Subfloor And Joist
Replacing Rotted Subfloor And Joist
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In this video Everything Must Go. The subfloor was rotten, the floor joists were rotten, and the middle beam was rotten. I had to tear it all out and replace it. Join me on this journey as we take this 1963 and bring it into the future. Thanks for joining us on this journey. Hope to see you on the next one! If you wanna email us, here's the info: 📧 rentthisflipthat@gmail.com Thanks to all the s...
WE BOUGHT ANOTHER FLIP HOUSE!!WE BOUGHT ANOTHER FLIP HOUSE!!
WE BOUGHT ANOTHER FLIP HOUSE!!
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In this video, you get to see me and Kellie as we look at a house. Buy the house, and then run into some surprises along the way that we weren't expecting. All remodels will have many expected projects. It is the things you don't see until you start opening up walls that will get you. For example, we found out our entire house was framed with 2x2s. Follow us on our journey to bring this 1960's ...
How To Build Stairs For A DeckHow To Build Stairs For A Deck
How To Build Stairs For A Deck
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In this video, I teach you how to install a set of steps on a deck from figuring out the rise and run to anchoring them to the concrete. After watching this video, hopefully you will have a good idea on how to figure your stair height so you are confident to tackle your own set of steps. Thanks for joining us on this journey. Hope to see you on the next one! If you wanna email us, here's the in...
How To Build Stairs For A Deck #diy #woodworkingHow To Build Stairs For A Deck #diy #woodworking
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Pouring my 1st concrete slab.Pouring my 1st concrete slab.
Pouring my 1st concrete slab.
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Today is my 1st time poring a concrete slab. This is a true DIY project, so follow along to see the results
Floor Installer Pours Concrete SlabFloor Installer Pours Concrete Slab
Floor Installer Pours Concrete Slab
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Today, I am pouring a concrete slab. Though I have done many trades like framing, vinyl siding, cabinets, and flooring, I've never tackled concrete before. So this will be my first time. Join me today as I venture into uncharted territory. Hopefully, this video will inspire you to tackle your own DIY projects. Thanks for joining us on our journey. Hope to see you on the next one! Z & Kellie If ...
how to build a mailbox posthow to build a mailbox post
how to build a mailbox post
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How To Build A Mailbox PostHow To Build A Mailbox Post
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In this video we take you through a step by step tutorial on how to build a new mailbox. We also install it so you can see before and after on this simple DIY project. Thanks for joining us on our journey! Hope to see you on the next one! Z & Kellie If you wanna email us, here's the info 📧 rentthisflipthat@gmail.com Thanks to all the supporters and subscribers of this channel! 😁 If You Like Thi...
Installing A Metal Roof On Our GazeboInstalling A Metal Roof On Our Gazebo
Installing A Metal Roof On Our Gazebo
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In this video , we install a metal roof on this gazebo. We went through all the steps and explained how we installed our runners to receive the metal and also a trick I came up with to save a little money on the ridge cap. Hope you enjoy & well see ya on the next one. #diyprojects #howto #metalroof
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How to close a gap in your door casing #diy #trim #doorrepairs #doortrimHow to close a gap in your door casing #diy #trim #doorrepairs #doortrim
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DIY GAZEBO | HUSBAND & WIFE TEAM |DIY GAZEBO | HUSBAND & WIFE TEAM |
DIY GAZEBO | HUSBAND & WIFE TEAM |
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In this video, we install all the bands. including cutting all the notches for the roof system. We also show you 2 different ways for figuring out and cutting rafters for your gazebo. Thanks for joining us on our journey...renting this and flipping that! Hope to see you on the next one! Z & Kellie If you wanna email us, here's the info 📧 rentthisflipthat@gmail.com Thanks to all the supporters a...
Tiki Bar Build Is Complet. Check out the after video #diy #decks #tikibarTiki Bar Build Is Complet. Check out the after video #diy #decks #tikibar
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Building a Tiki Bar #shortsBuilding a Tiki Bar #shorts
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  • @ConnerHalford-v6x
    @ConnerHalford-v6x 2 дні тому

    Do I have to mud and tape the drywall before applying the allen roth shower wall?

    • @RentThisFlipThat
      @RentThisFlipThat 23 години тому

      Not necessarily but it helps keep the walls strait so there’s no hollow void where the edges of 2pieces of drywall come together. Hope that helps. Thanks for the question

  • @DebMartinez-d7h
    @DebMartinez-d7h 3 дні тому

    Video is to slow

  • @jsinnott5952
    @jsinnott5952 3 дні тому

    Nicely done… thank you for creating this video . I need to create something temporary for my friend who’s in a chair that comes by occasionally and this helped .

  • @danielleterry2331
    @danielleterry2331 7 днів тому

    I am having to replace 3 so far so watching you to get my mobile home fixed to old to get into another home loan

  • @matthewcook8497
    @matthewcook8497 7 днів тому

    Great video. Sometimes hard to hear you over the music.

  • @Kains_whored
    @Kains_whored 8 днів тому

    19:59 🫡

  • @bonzo9472
    @bonzo9472 11 днів тому

    Definitely never have and never will put any part of my hands underneath a circular saw 😅

  • @paulmonk7820
    @paulmonk7820 16 днів тому

    Don't forget to crown your joists. 😮 23:00

    • @RentThisFlipThat
      @RentThisFlipThat 15 днів тому

      That one had a slight double crown. I was going to replace it, but I didn’t have another one. I probably should have. But you are correct crown goes up. Thanks for the comment and the tip. See you on the next one.

  • @christiancarfann
    @christiancarfann 18 днів тому

    What kind of laser level did you use?

  • @janeisjon2516
    @janeisjon2516 22 дні тому

    I'm trying to be on one of those ramps to make it safe.

  • @Hockneydog
    @Hockneydog 27 днів тому

    So frustrating, I can see where the 7 1/4 against the riser comes in, but then you say 7 1/4 at the backside and then you cut a line but, I don’t get it. I don’t know what you’re talking about, if you come up 7 1/4 you’re not gonna be at the corner.

  • @willbarnes1833
    @willbarnes1833 Місяць тому

    I'm doing the same thing in my shower but somehow I lost the space I needed, what do you think I did wrong

    • @RentThisFlipThat
      @RentThisFlipThat Місяць тому

      What do you man you lost the space?

    • @willbarnes1833
      @willbarnes1833 Місяць тому

      @@RentThisFlipThat I lost a 1/2 inch and it wouldnt fit

    • @RentThisFlipThat
      @RentThisFlipThat Місяць тому

      @willbarnes1833 was it too big or too small? May have to split the difference if too small and buy some corner seal for showers. Or for that wall out if you have enough lip on the tub. If it’s too big, just cut the 1/2 inch off. Let me know if I’m in the right neighborhood

    • @willbarnes1833
      @willbarnes1833 Місяць тому

      @@RentThisFlipThat the tub was too big, I used 1/2 inch drywall so I removed one side to fit it in, and my wife de used to just go with a shower I stead so now my problem is the vent is at a 45° angle going up and it's preventing me from from setting the the shower base, so I'm ending up having to cut it and 90 towards the wall to tap into the vent, this has been a nightmare remodel, I have to rebuild this whole house for my dad, and by trade I'm an ironworker, so you can just imagine how it's going for me, but I love y'all's content I'm pretty sure I'll get it as long as I continue to watch yalls videos lol

    • @RentThisFlipThat
      @RentThisFlipThat Місяць тому

      Brother I am going through remodel hell myself. Got into my new remodel and found out it was built from 2x2s. I’m having to rebuild the whole house under a roof already in place. I’m no expert but I can come up with some ideas. Shoot me and email and I’ll send you my number. That way if you run into problems, we can bounce some ideas off each other through FaceTime or fb messenger video. Anyway good luck sir. Let me know how it turns out. Rentthisflipthat@gmail.com

  • @JLNatale
    @JLNatale Місяць тому

    Just bought one and works great

  • @hanselito2416
    @hanselito2416 Місяць тому

    Are those stringers green? How do they hold up being subterannean?

    • @RentThisFlipThat
      @RentThisFlipThat Місяць тому

      They are pressure treated. And they are sitting on the concrete. Nothing was drove into the ground except the stakes for the forms. Hope that helps. Thanks for the comment

  • @DavidGarcia-gn3qt
    @DavidGarcia-gn3qt Місяць тому

    I have an idea because im about to make a small ramp for my mothers front porch, I wonder if i can run a string line for my mock up ramp angle and mark my boards based on my string line reading. Anyone ever thought of this?

    • @RentThisFlipThat
      @RentThisFlipThat Місяць тому

      Sound like you got a plan. Let me know how it turns out

  • @notAproduction
    @notAproduction Місяць тому

    This slope does not look 1:12

  • @paulmonk7820
    @paulmonk7820 Місяць тому

    Looks good, and great explanation . One caution, tho. The treads can be a trip hazard if they stick out past the risers.

    • @RentThisFlipThat
      @RentThisFlipThat Місяць тому

      Thanks I’ll keep that in mind. I will mention that a one inch bullnose is pretty common in most house stairs so I just went with the standards. Have a great day

  • @mnight207
    @mnight207 Місяць тому

    You don't need tapcons for this application. All you need is a 3 inch deck screw and a sliver of wood hammered into the hole. You can't pry the board out with a burk bar

  • @johnbartz1907
    @johnbartz1907 Місяць тому

    Rise over run baby make stringsrs all day.

  • @conbonesthevoid1448
    @conbonesthevoid1448 Місяць тому

    child's play.

  • @Robelixxx84
    @Robelixxx84 Місяць тому

    you cannot calculate 26 divided by 4?

  • @mikeblaszczak5346
    @mikeblaszczak5346 Місяць тому

    Might get better results by putting your fingers closer to the blade.

    • @RentThisFlipThat
      @RentThisFlipThat Місяць тому

      But that doesn’t sound safe. Might cut my finger

  • @ssnXq8652
    @ssnXq8652 Місяць тому

    Thanks for the help

  • @sherrihamann6268
    @sherrihamann6268 Місяць тому

    Deck all n one toner after a amazing power scrub.= Frame work=

  • @bill2858
    @bill2858 Місяць тому

    Looks professional. I have a 30 ft sidewalk I have considered doing that but I'm too afraid lol

    • @RentThisFlipThat
      @RentThisFlipThat Місяць тому

      The experience was worth it. Even if it turned out terrible at least I can say I tried it once. You can do it

  • @WhiteYetiAK
    @WhiteYetiAK Місяць тому

    Good pour!

  • @DIARRHEA-PANIC
    @DIARRHEA-PANIC Місяць тому

    Yeah, you should probably hire someone next time, that looks like trash..

    • @RentThisFlipThat
      @RentThisFlipThat Місяць тому

      It really doesn’t. Your comment is trash. But you knew that when you left it. Gotta have haters. Part of the game

  • @RichardHead23
    @RichardHead23 Місяць тому

    When it breaks, and you replace it , next time put in a steel mesh preferably in 3D/one mesh above another connected by steel rods to make squares 3Dcubes all conected and make it deeper...

    • @RentThisFlipThat
      @RentThisFlipThat Місяць тому

      Deeper than 4 inches? Ok

    • @RichardHead23
      @RichardHead23 Місяць тому

      @@RentThisFlipThat ,,,14cm minimum...

    • @RentThisFlipThat
      @RentThisFlipThat Місяць тому

      4 inches is pretty standard around here. Especially minimal foot traffic but I appreciate your opinion

  • @sixy69
    @sixy69 Місяць тому

    What's the purpose of the line across the middle? At 0.45 in the vid.

    • @shannonpaplow7754
      @shannonpaplow7754 Місяць тому

      So the Cement cracks in that line and not thru out the whole slab. with sidewalks about every 36 Inches. He put one in close to steps but should have done another one closer to the end .

    • @sixy69
      @sixy69 Місяць тому

      @@shannonpaplow7754 Thanks

    • @RentThisFlipThat
      @RentThisFlipThat Місяць тому

      @shannonpaplow7754 good to know. I wasn’t sure as I’ve seen driveways with huge sections before the crack. Thanks for the info

  • @therealbadmojo42
    @therealbadmojo42 Місяць тому

    no rebar?

  • @LebronInCleats
    @LebronInCleats Місяць тому

    Nice video, thank you!

  • @BigBowl9
    @BigBowl9 Місяць тому

    Cleaaaaaaaaaaan

  • @nathanhayes2
    @nathanhayes2 Місяць тому

    Well done, man

  • @shanegibson3136
    @shanegibson3136 Місяць тому

    Absolutely pretty cool

  • @johnberry1107
    @johnberry1107 Місяць тому

    Good content. Water Wins! Thank you. Stay safe.

  • @camiocain5075
    @camiocain5075 2 місяці тому

    Dealing with this exact issue right now. Thankfully its nothing but concrete under my house, no crawl space. but my house about flooded last night because my wood still was completely rotted and coming apart by the second! im hoping its an easy fix ):

  • @shaquileoatmeal7365
    @shaquileoatmeal7365 2 місяці тому

    Why remove a perfectly good fence post?

  • @Neofirezero
    @Neofirezero 2 місяці тому

    That sucks that you didn't show what needed to be done on the exterior part of the wall i was really hoping that you showed it because im filling in a door myself.

    • @RentThisFlipThat
      @RentThisFlipThat 2 місяці тому

      Sorry, they had the own vinyl siding guy. I was responsible for the inside only

  • @Kcbamagal
    @Kcbamagal 2 місяці тому

    Great info! My only comment is sometimes the music made it hard to hear what was being said. Thanks so much for making this video!

    • @munchey99508
      @munchey99508 Місяць тому

      The music is awful and super distracting.

  • @chriscoleman9005
    @chriscoleman9005 2 місяці тому

    Thanks for your content 👍

  • @bdale8102
    @bdale8102 2 місяці тому

    Had a similar problem. Thought it was the tub drain or the pvc tub drain pipes beneath the tub. It wasn’t. Turns out it was the overflow drain. The over flow drain needs a rubber seal on it. (Amazon , Lowe’s sell them…I bought my from Amazon 3-4 in a pack ..nearly nothing in cost). These overflow drains leak when water from tub or shower gets behind the metal overflow drain. You can’t detect it in action unless you take a pitcher of water and pour directly over/on the overflow drain. I taped a dry paper towel on the outside of the drain through the access door and poured the pitcher of water on the overflow while standing at the tub. Went back to the access door and the paper towel over the overflow on that side was drenched. I went through all that thinking that at first it was the tub drain leaking or the drain pipes… I actually puttied the tub drain and bought new pvc plumbing which it turns out I didn’t need. After the overflow drain was sealed with the rubber seal ring there was no more leaking. The things you learn!

  • @Feiloh
    @Feiloh 2 місяці тому

    Imagine this.. built all that then realised, wrong house.

  • @woodworkerroyer8497
    @woodworkerroyer8497 2 місяці тому

    That's great! Good work.

  • @1776huckleberry
    @1776huckleberry 2 місяці тому

    All that work and it's a medium size!!! Why do you scorn the postal workers so!

    • @RentThisFlipThat
      @RentThisFlipThat 2 місяці тому

      So you think a large size would have been the way to go? A bigger box never crossed my mind! Thanks for the comment!

    • @1776huckleberry
      @1776huckleberry 2 місяці тому

      @@RentThisFlipThat if you order stuff online it helps a ton with delivery to have one of those big ones!

  • @4rosebirose371
    @4rosebirose371 2 місяці тому

    My tub is cast iron. U cut that tub like butter

  • @methatlovescats3602
    @methatlovescats3602 2 місяці тому

    Why remove a good post

  • @hairnedez9126
    @hairnedez9126 2 місяці тому

    Great video, just bought a house n testing my DIY skills. This is next on my list. Thx! New subscriber

  • @SLickev92
    @SLickev92 3 місяці тому

    That tub looked good to me😢😂

    • @RentThisFlipThat
      @RentThisFlipThat 2 місяці тому

      We do what the customer wants! Tks for the comment!

  • @passionsrundeeply
    @passionsrundeeply 3 місяці тому

    Gurl Power! 😂💪🏿💃🏿💪🏿

  • @iSharpGaming
    @iSharpGaming 3 місяці тому

    No blocking? Why not run full 20 foot boards? Staggering is ugly.

    • @RentThisFlipThat
      @RentThisFlipThat 2 місяці тому

      I actually did craw under later and add blocking, used scraps. And I don't have a way to transport 20 foot material. Or the man power to install it. But thanks for the comment