Siding Removal Shows Just How Bad This Is | Budget Mobile Home Remodel #14
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- Siding Removal Shows Just How Bad This Is! Tracking down the water leak from outside that is causing our floor joists to rot, we remove the metal siding from the kitchen and bedroom wall and find the biggest shock to date on this remodel of our 1988 Palm Harbor single wide mobile home.
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i hope who ever sold you that mobile home sold it to you at a low low price .
I am shocked there is no play wood on the side wall. Just remove aluminum siding and see inside home
We used vinegar for mold
Mobile homes are a pandora's box, you have no idea what's going in inside your walls until you open them up...
Metal roof and vinyl siding with vapor barrier tyvek etc.. before spending any money inside the home. New windows and doors then start interior, otherwise your throwing away time and money.
You two are a cute couple. Love the way she looks at you with admiration. Good wife... which means you're a good husband and father. Respect.
Guys i know this feeling all to well. Its one thing after the next. It makes it even more disheartening when your currently laying your head down at night in the area your working. Dont give up one thing at a time. Great job.
I have inherited a single wide. It has a metal roof over kit installed. The home is sitting on heavy, poured concrete runners and still on it's wheels.
It's everything in between the roof and foundation that has me very concerned !.
It's a blessing that you know what you're doing and the two of you work so well together. Imagine finding that 'tip of the iceberg' and not having the skills to fix it or patch it until budget allows repairs. It's so nice to see you still have a fun sense of humour through it all.
Love your positivity. We should always be thankful for what we have. Y’all are so very Blessed. Shalom 🕊
I "almost" feel guilty for laughing so much while watching this video! But "a merry heart does good like medicine". Angela you have a very pleasant laugh! Thank ya'll for being a Good example of how couples can work together to get big things done!...Looking forward to watching ya'll again!
You're bringing back a lot of memories from when we were a young married couple starting out. We had to fix up, make do, do it ourselves, all with very little and borrowed money. We got an old house from my parents on the farm and I built on 2 bedrooms and a living room when I was 21. We lived in that house for 45 years and raised our 3 kids there. We renovated and finally had the house in nice shape but a year ago we had a fire totally destroy our home, we lost everything but the clothes we were wearing. We are days away from moving into our new home, the one we always dreamed about. Good luck, do the best you can, hope things work out for you.
So sorry to hear about the fire! 😮 That would be horrible!!
I've lived in a mobile home for about 16 years and have learned to make sure all outside repairs and mold are repaired and removed, before making the inside beautiful. Black insulation and rotten wood is not good. If you have mold in the wall no air purifier will make you safe inside. I had to spend 5k on my home for mold removal, then the repairs in the floors.
Just make sure you make it safe for yourself and your family. Your family can have health problems from it. Just as a side note, my home didnt have much black mold but instead a white mold you couldn't see, just smell and after the mold testing the report said it was not safe for humans to inhabit, so be careful.
I have enjoyed your remodel and have learned alot.
Love the video, my wife and I have lived in a 16x80 for 20 years now and still have stuff to fix... a new metal roof over shingles is next for us!
Must be in the air! That’s our current project right now-new roof over. It’s a big job!
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I love how you did it all together, fixing your home! Amazing work...
I reframed my windows to fit a common size window that Lowe's carries. They are vinyl dual pane and far better than mobile home windows. I also have replaced all exterior screws with the hex head neoprene washer screws. You would not believe how much water is entering your house around those rusted exterior screws. Our $600 hardwood floor project turned into a $2,000 rebuild. 😂😂😂
Awesome work. Owned 1993 single wide new. I started in 94 with my preventive maintenance. I caulked, insulated, foam sprayed and checked for leaks all the time. Cool sealed the roof. Cleaned gutters. Washed and waxed the exterior aluminum siding. replaced and caulked exterior screws. Every six months I inspected and touched up seals and joints. Water is your worst enemy. Keep up the good work and remember constant maintenance and you won’t have to worry about a re-do. My heart is with you. You love you home just like I loved mine. It will last!
Goodness bless yall. My husband and i have been doing the same with our 100 year old house for the past year.. it is insane what you find when u peel the layers off.
Im just starting. The seller was quiet about a lot of things. Thank God for retired neighbors that took pictures of the whole fixer upper process. So far I had to get a new water well and now remove asbestos siding. New siding coming soon. Smh
My compliments to you both on your tenacity and creativity in meeting these home improvement challenges...not to mention your courage in sharing the journey with the rest of us. For anyone owning a home, we must all make choices about what and when to fix problems, and ALWAYS based upon resources available at the time. It's the reality most of us face. Cheers, Ardith
One thing that really works to kill the bees and wasps is to spray them with a can of Brake Clean. That stuff kills them quicker than any bee spray I can find out now.
WD-40 is the best wasp and bee spray and not as toxic to your liver due to rate of absorption thru skin. Brake cleaner is bad stuff
The gap on the interior doors is your return air vents for your hvac. Just so you know. Great video 👍👍
I can't believe they were allowed to build these mobile homes like this putting tin on the outside with nothing behind it but the minimum amount of insulation and wiring
@THE ORIGINAL PROFESSOR CHAOS I'm not so sure the new standards mean as much as they claim as I noticed cold air coming in around the inside trim on the front door pulled it down to find minimal insulation so they build them with thicker walls but shotty work and charge more I agree that no one in this country should be homeless it's sad
@@bramwellprice8833 yep lots of wealthy people on this world that have plenty and still want more and then we have poor people with basically nothing . get rid of all the wealthy people , wealthy people are usually greedy corrupt people .
yes and most older homes like this are going to have this type of damage from what i can tell
Trailers were meant to be cheap housing. That is what they were and the old ones still are. They could be better, but then the cost would be higher. Modern new trailers cost almost as much as a reasonable shape used house with land. The older ones can still be had for cheap. It is what it is. There are measures you can take to increase energy efficiency in older trailers, it's just a matter of how much you want to spend on it. The problem today is that housing costs too much due to all the code. The average person can't afford to buy a house or even a new "manufactured home". I spent one-thousand on my old trailer. It's paid for. No monthly mortgage payments. I can do with it what I want. If I want to burn it to the ground for the jollies, I'm out a grand.
@@markthompson4225 yup its all to do with greedy people trying to save a dollar . they cut the workmanship in half to save and then they say who cares about 30 years later to the next person that gets it . a bit better sealant and a proper fitting and then no rot damage .
Bless your hearts. Its hard not to get discouraged but know we are all here rooting you on! You are a sweet couple.
Thoughts on Maintaining an Older Mobile Home: It's always something; and when it's not, it's something else.
At least it’s home sweet home and we own it!
@@andreawheatley5528 True that but I think I bit off more than I could handle refurbishing a 1979 mobile home on my own. I'm ready to get out from underneath this project.
You two are working really hard and doing the best you can!!!!
You all couldn't find some type of under lay or Osb board to put outside to box the insulation in, and began putting vinyl siding instead of that metal siding outside. Do 1 side of the side per payday to fully waterproof the home. That siding is your only defense against the weather!! Your home looks nice inside like those newer mobile homes. It just serms like you all need to research exterior materials that you can put on that outter side under that metal siding or under new vinyl siding!!!!
As fellow trailer trash with an uneven kitchen floor that we suspect came from previous water issues, I appreciate the commitment it takes to rip it all up for replacement. Been in it two years and still don't have the courage to tackle it. Wife seems to be super helpful. I should show mine this video. Subbed.
Whatever you do, DON’T show her this video! (Unless you’re in the mood to tear into a serious project)
Sensei Rich I have the same problem in my mobile home in the kitchen but my leak is coming from the roof, had a friend go up to look at it , it was a tiny rip in the roof. Glad I came across this in case a leak is on the side, never considered the side leaking.
Making progress! Overall the rot doesn't seem to bad, I expected worse. It will be nice once all the new subfloor is down and the kitchen can start coming back together again. The bloopers are always hilarious, haha.
You two are adorable! Always love people who are handy, and ambitious! And thank you for sharing your talents with the rest of us. I am going to be tearing out the base cabinets of my 1983 mobile home; yes. I expect there to be some problems! Who can ever count on not *something* going wrong!!? Again, thanks!
I get so much enjoyment and feelings of satisfaction as I watch you - step by step - make this old mobile home into a HOME for your family! I also admire your ability to stick to the plan and not get sidetracked - something I have had trouble with all my life! Lord bless you!!
You are getting there. It may be hard at this point to see the light at the end of the tunnel but it is coming. I love how you both somehow retain your senses of humor even after a long 9 hour day. Good job and I can't wait to see what is next.
I used the spray flex seal on my car's sunroof. The drain channel goes from it to the floor of the trunk. It is supposed to drain onto the road, it gets clogged from stuff on the road. It kept the trunk full of water and then it started leaking into the car. It filled the headliner and started coming out at the windshield and the light fixtures. I came out after it had rained to find about 3 inches of water in the floor board. After I got the water out, I went to Lowe's and got a can of Flex Seal. I sprayed it on and just had to add another layer about every 3 months because of the sunlight. I hated that car so many things were wrong with it. It was an Oldsmobile Aurora, 2001, it's a GM. All that wasn't as bad as the fact that it accelerated on it's own, either when you started so you had to turn it off and on until it stopped, or while you were driving it would do it. GM didn't want to talk to me. I don't have it anymore, I sent it to the junkyard so no one else would be almost killed by it.
I have a 1998 mobile home. I know mine needs all that repair. Just not in my budget either.
Same here...
mine need all kinds of repairs
You should add some housewrap on there before closing it up 🙂
I don’t comment often, but I just love watching your videos. Our beloved mobile homes have their unique issues, don’t they?!? I so admire you two for being able to do your own work. I really enjoy your channel so much; thank you for sharing your journey with us!! ♥️
Y'all r troopers!! I laughed so much!! Ur addressing it n it will b so worth it when it's done ... Angela I just love ur facial expressions ... Reminds me so much of me 😂😂😂😂
I just love you guys. You work well together. I have a mobile home that needs repairs and your videos make me feel more confident in doing the work. Thank you so much.
I know its hard not to move ahead, when you see the area of rot and know it needs fixed.. but, I have no doubt, the two of you will get there.. Great job you two..
Great job guys. I know how it is to have to wait for financial reasons. It sux but just keep your heads up. It will come in due time. Y’all are an inspiration to me. Thank you. JB
Flex seal is garbage, so happy to see you put the tape stuff over it!
I had to come back and find this video and re-watch it. I'll be dealing with these rotten board problems on my exterior wall in a few months. I knew this video was last year, and I watched you finish the floor, the kitchen (which looks marvelous by the way) and the greenhouse and mower shed, etc... but I can't remember if you redid the wall supports outside. If so I can't find the video. I wanted to tell you that you guys always make my heart smile, you say some of the funniest things and are always upbeat and real. I wish you guys were closeby so I could come over and help you and we could be friends but Texas is a long way from where you are. Stay safe and wanted to tell you that you are appreciated more than you know. :::::waving from Texas:::::
You two are doing great. I wouldn't know where to begin with a reno. I'm learning so much. Thank you for this series.
You already started by watching this! You know more about mobile homes than 99% of people already!
Love watching you two build a beautiful home together. What great memories.
Glad you enjoyed it
"I'm too tired to be tall ", the quote of the year ! Greetings from Brisbane ,Australia by the way.
Awesome to have you here!
Happy to keep watching you guys do things correctly! Some won't and don't! Always grateful to see you improving it! Stay blessed and keep it up! YOU GOT THIS!
Love watching you two work together......love the banter and keeping a good attitude while finding disappointment that we know is there but we hope it isn't. Been there and done that ourselves. So as you do we just power thru it knowing the best is yet to be. Good working together and good judgement calls. I am really enjoying watching you and team work makes the dream work. It's always nice to have a helping hand and someone who wants to learn and make it better as well. Great team work!
Blessings
You all do great work. It's a great help for some of us that needs to know how things work. Thanks so much. Very helpful indeed.
I´m really enjoying your house reno, you lot and your humor it cracks me up every time. Cheering on from Denmark !
Congratulations to you both! You show us how to make quick fixes to problem areas when money is tight. Can't wait to see how makeovers progress when money is more plentiful. Word of caution, don't let that mold wait too long.
I love ❤️ that you both have such a good sense of humor. That's really important to have when doing a renovation. Keep up the great 👍 work. Look forward to your next video.
Very informative and you explained it how the average person can understand. I like the humor you all interjected and your sons photo bomb on previous video where he was eating chips in the ladder I literally LOL.
You all are right at it...good luck and enjoy when done.
I think you're doing a great job of explaining things, and also staying focused on the big issues at hand. It must be really tempting to go crazy when repairing, but then the old fixer-upper would all be taken apart!
Love you guys! Anyone can fix new stuff with new stuff, but I love your ingenuity!
Man you guys are awesome. This is the first video I've looked at to help me repair my mobile home and I'm on a fixed income. I always count my blessings and today consider yourselves blessed with all my prayers 🙏. Thank you kindly
Since I found y'all I can't stop watching. Your great attitudes and work ethic is just awesome. That home will last for years. 🥰
Absolutely LOVE your comments, such as "of course the battery is dead! Why wouldn't it be?" and "unless gravity reverses itself". You have my kind of sense of humor and I really enjoyed watching your video. Thank you for making it. I have a similar problem with a 25 year old mobile home I am trying to resurrect, and I am trying to find all the useful information I can get
Pex is good stuff.. my traditional home had galvanized pipe that was in terrible shape. I was able to re-pipe it myself in about a week with Pex. I did the band clamps and not the shark bite fittings. It's been 3 years now and everything works great.
Love watching I'm remodeling my double wide by my self
Awesome!
You guys are hard workers I can tell. You are going to have a nice home.
You walked across the floor from Angela to the living room how many popsicle sticks was that🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗. Just teasing. Just think you two are hilarious in front of the camera. U 2 rock like pebbles. Drop dah mic 🤔👇🎤
My wife and I just finished replacing the floor in our kitchen in a house built in 1951. We have 1x8s running at 45 degree angle, then 3/4 inch ply wood, then four layers of floor covering. Couldn't get the floor covering off the plywood so we decided to replace it. They had three inch nails to hold the plywood to the sub flooring. I bent my crobar getting the plywood up. Got the new osb down, looked great, new tiles and we are very pleased. Watching you made my back ache again. You are doing great work, keep t up.
Oh wow!!!
YOU TWO BROUGHT A BIG SMILE TO MY FACE TO SEE THE TWO OF YOU WORKING SIDE BY SIDE ON YOUR PROJECT, ALSO WITH SMILES! YOU MADE MY DAY! I MISS THOSE DAYS WITH THE MISSUS!
I know that must be a bit frustrating having to wait to fix some things, but it will get done eventually. The main thing is that your making progress.
I THINK IS AWESOME THAT THE 2 OF YOU WORK TOGETHER, VERY NICE COUPLE. HOW FORTUNATE TO BE KNOWLEDGEABLE . HONESTLY I ADMIRE HOW CALM AND COOL YOU KEEP WITH SUCH A BIG TASK, I WILL GO CRAZY !!
Aww, Bless your hearts 💕Y’all worked SO hard today . Don’t let yourselves get to feeling overwhelmed.... just work one priority at a time. And congratulate yourself for each one ! ( even if it’s a temporary fix to be redone in the future with a bigger budget). Each thing done is a step forward ! When you rest up some- you’ll even get “taller” 😳🤣. 😘😘❤️
I think you two are the sweetest couple on u tube. Really like the channel.
Why thank you!
Patience and hard work! You two are great together! It will all work out because you are a great team.
Angela says I want my kitchen back!! yet so understanding, You two are great sorry about the rot, yet it happens at least you know it's there.
looking good what you have done so far - just keep going - loving your vlogs
I admire your ability to find short-term solutions to long-term problems. That's all life allows some times. Being able to identify the problem is the most important part - how you address it now, know a future solution will allow you to cross the finish line, is what matters. You can't make it back to to shore if you can't figure out how to keep your head above water right now -
You two are amazing! I’ve been following y’all recently and you two give me hope that my husband and I can start to redo our double wide soon. And not kill each other.🤣 it’s a 1999 palm harbor and I want new windows, rip out carpeting and lay new flooring and get out the bathrooms and kitchen.
Great videos...i enjoy watching you do the same things I've done to my homes throughout my 67 years, without the verbal frustrations I've shared. Your videos are so good I want to drive over and lend you a hand!!
I like what i see. THere is only few more other things more beautiful then seeing a man and a woman working 2gether and doing a great job!
Bravo!
Been going back to watch your videos. 👍🏻. I love you guys , this one was funny,😂 but I understand everything that your trying to do so much hard work… we have been there many times me and my husband together. We still do hard work and we are much older and our bodies hurt much more. 😩
Y’all are a great couple. You have a strong capable wife. You are blessed!
It's frustrating at times when you're trying so hard to make improvements to a home. Keep your goal in mind and visualize the end result. You guys are doing great.
There was a recall on those grey pipes back in the 1990s. I just know because when we got our house in 2009 some one told us about it.
I enjoy watching your videos even the old ones
Keep plugging away at it. Your doing a great job!!
You're getting there guys! Maybe not as fast or as easy as you had hoped but just keep putting one foot in front of the other and you'll get there. You're doing good work and the improvements will really pay off. Just hang in there!
I found aluminum coating for the roof it helps with leaks and house wrap can also be used on the inside to help seal your house. I had to replace a huge amount of mine
I brushed on JB Weld 40001 wood restore liquid wood hardener on my wet rotting shed floor. I brushed on more over the last couple of years. The wood seems to have been petrified. Worked good
Maybe use a silicon on top of brown strip of metal.
I'd be afraid of taking the metal off of my 1978 trailer.
You do what you can with what you have at the time. Good job.
well I'm with you Judy.... I just bought a 1977 single wide and as I walk around the outside i can find many soft spots. When I push on the metal, i see the screws move. I was hoping there was plywood behind it but I guess my studs must be rotten. WOW!!! Well I'm not sure if I should repair it, there also is a lot of repair in the inside that needs done (remodeling). It's a 1977 single-wide. I thought at least the bones were good but I'm finding out maybe not. I bought it with it's own land in Eugene Oregon, the lot is 60x100 so it's valuable property, I paid $68,000 but maybe I'm going to be spending $20,000 fixing it ????
@@surveyguyor8958 My thought is, as your metal outside is covering everything, leave it alone. The living room ceiling in my trailer had broken boards. The boards thru out were small. If you have aluminum wiring, take it out now, not later. No electrician will touch that old wiring. Buy used items when you can, to help you save money. Fix the soft spots in the floors too.
I'd take one room and make it liveable, then work on the rest. Good luck.
@@judya.shroads8245 the metal outside, is moving when i push on it. I can watch the screws move, they are not holding onto anything anymore.
Thank you for all the help.
You guys are really an awesome team.
Uuug...more water damage! It seems never-ending doesn't it? With Flex spray and the flashing tape that leak should be gone until you have time and money to attack it from the outside. The air filter in your room is important until you get it cleaned up permanently. Over 40 yrs ago, when Pop set up his mobile, he built a pole building over the whole thing with enough overhang to put a deck around two sides. I thought it was overkill at the time...not so sure now. Although we've had to replace a bathroom floor, kitchen floor and, the granddaughter's bedroom floor in the front, is getting iffy. All caused by plumbing leaks....so it's wonderful you're addressing the plumbing now. One step at a time and you'll have a nice, safe, solid home for years to come! You two work so well together. I love watching you :)
Off by 2 popsicle sticks lol🤣🤣🤣. I was curious so I measured my house with popsicle sticks and found that my first floor is 200 by 437 popsicle sticks in length excluding garage 200 by 363 popsicle sticks second floor and 3rd floor 200 by 167 popsicle sticks Garage 147 by 187 popsicle sticks. Give me a little bit I will get back to you I’m going to measure the perimeter of my property 👍👍👍🙄🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
As a fellow mobile home guy, just was curious if you ever thought to add some plastic to cover the walls/floors before adding the metal back on the outside; or on the inside if removing the sheetrock, etc
Cardboard or even better old plastic signs works GREAT to help seal the house.
Drastically reduces the power bill due to not having air leaks
We house wrapped the new kitchen wall while it was apart (separate video in this playlist) and have plans to do that to the entire home if the day comes we can afford to put new siding on the whole home. We'll see how prices go!
I understand!
I think your channel is great!
Good, honest content.
Have you tried doing composting for a small vegetable garden?
Oh no you put it upside down lol 😂 I got a giggle on that.. You both are doing awesome
Beefen it up! Time to start saving pennys for a new siding job. Plus all the "surprises" you will find along the way.
I have used that advantech flooring, it can withstand repeated wettings, be aware, if you ever have a problem with carpenter ants they love the advantech. If you use any of that blue foam or the pink form they also like to make tunnels in the foam. We do have problems with carpenter ants in the North and the Northeast. Oiled and treated wood helps prevent some of that which includes termites
You did so good. Hope you didn’t hurt your feet when you hit the board with them.thanks for sharing
I like how you hold the drill on your shoulder. We can understand how you can start a small repair and it grows and grows.
You Two are doing a great job
I don’t know what You Two do for a living but You are doing Great here
When You replace the insulation and removed the old I couldn’t believe what I saw.
Palm Harbor Homes put aluminum siding on Your home and attached them to 1x6 slated every 2 or 3 feet and the insulation right up against it
We repaired a single wide that had floor and wall damage from those leaky Mobil home windows
Our Mobile home had OSB over the wall studs and then vinyl siding over that
No moisture barrier between the siding and the vinyl
OSB for almost the entire length had water damage
I had Our Guy pull the entire side down to the studs and remove the windows
We were lucky the only place We had drywall damage was beside the main door where the roof leaked.
He replaced all the OSB and then I asked Him to install roofing paper over the OSB to act as a moisture barrier
Watching You cut and replace floor boards with minimal gaps made mine look like a blind person with the shakes cut my plywood
Thanks
I went back today and You inspired this 68 year old to a better job
Thank You
Just found Y'all..... great job on being detailed on what your doing and why. I have started following you because my husband and I are about to start on the same kind of adventure your on! Saying a prayer for y'all....
So happy to have found y'alls channel. Bough mobile home from 90s with not disclosed but assumed many patches and needed work. Biggest is the floor, sooo many floor mini sinks. Big job ahead but y'all give us hope on getting it done a little bit at a time.
You got this! :) If we can do it, anyone can!
Good job on your flooring and wall repairs, turned out nice !! 👍
Good job. Particle board floors are a nightmare. I fixed two of my friends floors. Luckily my floors are plywood.
This is what I'm afraid of should I start renovating our house!!! Keep up the great work!! And be sure to take some time off!!!
Y'all must have a great marriage cuz y'all work 2gether really well
You guys have the perfect attitude for work; you make heavy tasks look like pastimes! Hope by now your place is a mansion.
You both are great, I have just fell in love with you kids, being professional, real and focus on the task at hand, I'm learning so much more how to approach fixing the home and the obstacles one faces in the real scenario oops
Wow. Are you going to replace the insulation in the walls. I didn't realize there was no wood between the metal siding and the insulation. Love your show. Great job.
Thanks again for a informative and entertaining video. I especially enjoy your attitudes during the demolition. The way you two can remain so upbeat when you encounter setbacks. God bless you both. Art in CA
" ... now, unless gravity reverses... in which case we have bigger problems." ROFLOL!!!!!!!!!
I really like to think that you guys are showing me cuz I'm thinking about buying my own trailer for the first time and I have seen one trailer already that needs some work but I didn't get to buy that one nobody would help us with the funding we're living in a hotel right now and we're wanting to get out so that's why I'm thinking about trailer a lot cheaper than buying a house so I like the roof one that you did and now you're showing me things that need also need to be addressed and hopefully with everything with you with the root roof one that you did you showed me on how to do the windows and you guys are really helping me out a lot please don't stop the videos you're teaching somebody thank you