Real tidy! It's amazing to me how much you know, Doug....electrical, dry wall, building, electronics, mechanics, roofing, wiring, growing....and you are still so young! Once you said you grew up in New York....so, it just shows all isn't bad from NY!
Again u have taken what is generally an intimidating task and broken it down to “can do” instructions. This is what has kept me tuned in from the beginning. I have learned how to do things and the confidence that comes is amazing. Thank u guys for ur teaching style.
Really important work done precisely by an expert. Electricity scares me but getting to know the step by step process makes it understandable. Thank you for your videos.
Wiring is such a tedious time consuming job BUT you do such a neat job of it that it is enjoyable to watch. Whoever gets to live in that mobile will be so happy you have done things so well, so neat and all with safety in mind! ❤
The panel looks great! It's nice that you'll be able to add an outlet to run a fan, battery charger for your tools, or the fridge for cool drinks! It's great!
Square-D is actually out here by me here in Kentucky. I know the label used to say Florence Kentucky. But that was 1980s. Now I don't know. I know they have a plant in Lexington or Louisville. As for that breaker box. That's the most beautiful, neat organized box I've ever seen. A lot of boxes are just a mess. Wires all over the place. Crammed in there.
Just an FYI to consider for your next remodel - there are plastic structured wiring panels in several different sizes which I use because the wireless router can be installed inside the panel and there is no metal to interfere with the signal. I always get the largest panel I can to accomodate the modem, router, surge protecter, and wiring manifolds. The smaller panels can just get too crammed. Good work...enjoying your videos.
I know, but I like metal because it does help cut down on the emf. I did consider one of the plastic cases because I know we may sell the home someday and other people may want an RF transparent case for their wifi. But ultimately we decided to just do what we wanted. We don't use any RF wireless devices in our home.
Hi Doug and Eevee, I'm in awe every time I see electrical work done. I'm blown away of the technological advances. It never ends, it's like every day there is something new. Wow!!! I'm amazed. Thank you for having the patience to show us even though it's over my head. Lol. It's entertaining nonetheless. Wow!!!
Everything looks great , neat and tidy! I never knew they made surge protectors to go into the breaker box itself, I thought the grounding wire did that? Oh wait I forget this is a trailer not sure if that still is the same, grounding wire? Ahh learning something new everyday! :) Bless you and your family, stay cool and hydrated out there!
How did you know that I needed to see how to wire up a electrical panel!?! Did you read my mind or something, Doug!?! LOL!! I guess great minds really do think alike! LOL!! This is definitely one of ya'lls videos, that I'll have to watch over and over again, at least until I'm able to mine completed. LOL!! Thank you for sharing it, I really appreciate it!! Much Love and Hugs to you both and the kiddos!! ❤❤❤❤
Would be awesome to run some 1” conduit out the bottom of the media box through to under the mobile home. That would make it super easy to run a cables later. Real future proof.
Looks like you did an amazing job on the electrical! Even though I don't know much about it. My husband was an electricians apprentice back in the day....but changed careers early on. I've grown up in t he south , and live in coastal Georgia...it's not so much the heat as is the humidity. I grew up not having air conditioning for years, and even as adults many years without. But I do appreciate it especially in my senior years. Keep up the good work! Peace and Blessings!
You made that look so easy!!! But I know you put a lot of work into that electric box. Looks very neat too. I am enjoying these videos so much. Until next time. ❤❤❤❤
Those boxes from Square D are a pain to build . I worked at Square D in my town. Wiring those from the back with a very small area to work in is horrendous. But we have to have them. I love that you are taking all precautions with your build. Great job.
Nice work Doug, neat and workman like. As for data cables. I would suggest running a CAT6 cable to each bedroom, the living room and the kitchen. Likewise, a coax cable to each bedroom and the living room. Finally, a CaT6 to the master bedroom for telephone. Finishing out the breaker box was my least favorite thing as an electrician. Never could get it as neat as I wanted.
I don't usually comment on things. That electric box looked really nice. That was just fantastic job. Going to be a nice looking place when your all done.
Hus Doug and Eevee another job done. It looks nice. Doug I hate working in the heat. We moved last summer from a storage unit into are home and I thought I was going to melt. I love watching every video. Hi to Belle and Maverick. Take care see you all in the next video. 🙏💕🌴
Oh wow Doug you are really good at doing all of these installs, and it is really looking so organized and great. Thanks again for another wonderful video, have a great day have some good rest, sending love and hugs, bye!! 😂😂🥰💜💜💜💜
I just learned that a lot of the newer homes have these structured media panels installed. That's one of the things I love about the work you guys do. You install things that make everything easier and even things that ( to me) are fun. Like the coffee maker you installed in the other trailer that was connected to the water. Unless I misunderstood, at least that's what it looked like to me. But if that's what it was, it's convenient and fun. If it wasn't a coffee maker connected to the water, whatever it was, it still looked convenient.🙂 I wish you guys a nice cool evening in front of an ice cold fan! Bye kids 👋 Have fun!😊
You do such a neat job on the installation of the wiring. July and August are the hottest months down in Florida. It had to be so miserable. Hopefully you can get a fan on soon!🥵
When I wire a house I usually use the smoke detectors and use pigtail light sockets for lights and wiring the refrigerator and hallway outlets to plug in power tools.
I have always been cautious around electrical work. As a child I was helping Mother polish our hardwood floors with a big floor buffer. I accidentally hit the edge of our floor furnace with the buffer and it threw me backwards into a window. (Thank goodness heavy drapes were popular, they kept me from actually going through the window.) I would never tackle wiring a house, I do not have the confidence. I have much respect for anyone that does electrical work. I do have a question re the whole house surge protector. About 25yrs ago I inquired about having one installed in my brick home. GA Power told me it wasn't possible since the outside meter was cemented into the brick exterior. That didn't make sense to me but I dropped the idea. Apparently your system is a much needed upgrade, no bothering the exterior meter. Or is your system only for specific applications? If possible I would like to add a whole house circuit breaker system to my next, forever home and I appreciate the low maintenance of a brick home. I appreciate your hard work and of course your channels. Eevee and Doug are such an amazing couple! Outstanding editing Eevee, as always!!
Hey Doug for the first time I've seen you uptight today. Get some Rest And. regroup . Everything you do is well done and picture perfect I really appreciate you.... Hugs
First, he's working with expensive electrical equipment with little to no room for errors. Second, he said multiple times how hot it was in there. I'm doing same with double-wide in NC, and it's 95 outside, but was 124 degrees inside. Also, he's making a video of the entire thing. ffs, he's not uptight. I bet you don't do any of those things one at a time let alone all at once.
Wow, a whole system surge protector, I've never heard of that before, how cool! What is the logistical diyfference between ground fault & arc fault? I know GFCI is for wet, but been curious how it actually works, and never heard the term arc fault before, unless that's just the fancy term for "normal" breaker? Fire protection is key in case any of Belle's 🐉 come around there who're lightning-based. >>;=) That breaker box is like visual ASMR; you know you have a good electrician when everything is nice and tidy in a box. Also, nice when the number of knockouts is equal on each side. 💚 Coming along nice as always!
The arc fault breakers will detect abnormal arcing, such as a frayed cord or a loose plug that is creating sparks and it will trip the breaker. The ground fault will detect current leaking to the ground, so if an appliance gets water in it, there may be current shorting through the water to the ground, but it's not enough current to trip the breaker. The ground fault breakers will detect that and trip the breaker so that you don't get shocked.
@@diyfferent Cool deal. 👍 Thanks for explaining that. And we all know leaks should be fixed with duct tape. >>;=) Don't want those electrons spilling out everywhere
Great progress! It will be good to have some electricity in the home. Then you could perhaps use a fan when it is so hot in there and you want to continue working.
Real tidy! It's amazing to me how much you know, Doug....electrical, dry wall, building, electronics, mechanics, roofing, wiring, growing....and you are still so young!
Once you said you grew up in New York....so, it just shows all isn't bad from NY!
Again u have taken what is generally an intimidating task and broken it down to “can do” instructions. This is what has kept me tuned in from the beginning. I have learned how to do things and the confidence that comes is amazing. Thank u guys for ur teaching style.
A work of art! That is the best electric service I have ever seen! Awesome job. God Bless you all ! Love, Granny
Thank you!
Wiring looks good, nice and neat. Now you can have a fan or two while you work. 😊
Really important work done precisely by an expert. Electricity scares me but getting to know the step by step process makes it understandable. Thank you for your videos.
Wiring is such a tedious time consuming job BUT you do such a neat job of it that it is enjoyable to watch. Whoever gets to live in that mobile will be so happy you have done things so well, so neat and all with safety in mind! ❤
Always like your instructions as you work. You and Eveee have been very knowledgeable in all you do. Thanks for sharing. Love your family ❤
The panel looks great! It's nice that you'll be able to add an outlet to run a fan, battery charger for your tools, or the fridge for cool drinks! It's great!
Square-D is actually out here by me here in Kentucky. I know the label used to say Florence Kentucky. But that was 1980s. Now I don't know. I know they have a plant in Lexington or Louisville.
As for that breaker box. That's the most beautiful, neat organized box I've ever seen. A lot of boxes are just a mess. Wires all over the place. Crammed in there.
Doug, I love how you explain everything. Great job, and Eevee, the supervisor Love it ❤️🇨🇦
My favorite family ❤😊
Wow a work of art Doug, best I've seen even from licensed electricians. 👍❤️
My husband is a Master Electrician and he said you did an amazing job with the wiring. Once yip get power you can use a fan when it gets hot!!!!!
Doug u have a lot of skills, u work on cars, buses, electrical and house restoration, Good to have those skills 👍
Doug, I admire the way you do things ! Neatly and with a lot of thought 👍. Gonna be an awesome house ❤❤❤
Just an FYI to consider for your next remodel - there are plastic structured wiring panels in several different sizes which I use because the wireless router can be installed inside the panel and there is no metal to interfere with the signal. I always get the largest panel I can to accomodate the modem, router, surge protecter, and wiring manifolds. The smaller panels can just get too crammed. Good work...enjoying your videos.
I know, but I like metal because it does help cut down on the emf. I did consider one of the plastic cases because I know we may sell the home someday and other people may want an RF transparent case for their wifi. But ultimately we decided to just do what we wanted. We don't use any RF wireless devices in our home.
So neat, organized and orderly…makes my OCD heart happy 😁 beautiful job 👍👏
👏Bravo 👏 that is the tidiest breaker box I’ve ever seen. I admire your perfectionism. This mobile home is going to be so nice when complete. ❤
Wow. I’ve never thought a fuse box was pretty before. Well done ! 👏🏻
Get that electric done so you can get a fan at least nice hammer Doug!! I’d like you to do my electrical, so neat and clean GREAT JOB
Never heard of a media box. But can see that it could come in handy. Thanks. Nice organized electrical box. Proud of you.
You are the second channel I've seen that had a media box. Nice not to have cords running all over but have dedicated spots for things.
We installed one in our main home too :)
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
You are so incredibly skilled! I love watching what you do!! Thank you for sharing!
Hi Doug and Eevee, I'm in awe every time I see electrical work done. I'm blown away of the technological advances. It never ends, it's like every day there is something new. Wow!!! I'm amazed. Thank you for having the patience to show us even though it's over my head. Lol. It's entertaining nonetheless. Wow!!!
Wow! So neat and organized!
Everything is looking awesome at the old mobile home❤
I predict that progress will be made at an astounding speed now that you have the majority of the wiring and plumbing work done!
I really like how you mixup your videos
No corners cut! Awesome
Work guys .
Nice job Doug! I enjoy you and the family doing your thing!
Everything looks great , neat and tidy! I never knew they made surge protectors to go into the breaker box itself, I thought the grounding wire did that? Oh wait I forget this is a trailer not sure if that still is the same, grounding wire? Ahh learning something new everyday! :) Bless you and your family, stay cool and hydrated out there!
How did you know that I needed to see how to wire up a electrical panel!?! Did you read my mind or something, Doug!?! LOL!! I guess great minds really do think alike! LOL!! This is definitely one of ya'lls videos, that I'll have to watch over and over again, at least until I'm able to mine completed. LOL!! Thank you for sharing it, I really appreciate it!! Much Love and Hugs to you both and the kiddos!! ❤❤❤❤
Would be awesome to run some 1” conduit out the bottom of the media box through to under the mobile home. That would make it super easy to run a cables later. Real future proof.
Looks like you did an amazing job on the electrical! Even though I don't know much about it. My husband was an electricians apprentice back in the day....but changed careers early on. I've grown up in t he south , and live in coastal Georgia...it's not so much the heat as is the humidity. I grew up not having air conditioning for years, and even as adults many years without. But I do appreciate it especially in my senior years. Keep up the good work! Peace and Blessings!
You made that look so easy!!! But I know you put a lot of work into that electric box. Looks very neat too. I am enjoying these videos so much. Until next time. ❤❤❤❤
I worked at a square d wholesaler just remember on surge protectors when they stop working that means they did their job
Those boxes from Square D are a pain to build . I worked at Square D in my town. Wiring those from the back with a very small area to work in is horrendous. But we have to have them. I love that you are taking all precautions with your build. Great job.
Nice work Doug, neat and workman like. As for data cables. I would suggest running a CAT6 cable to each bedroom, the living room and the kitchen. Likewise, a coax cable to each bedroom and the living room. Finally, a CaT6 to the master bedroom for telephone. Finishing out the breaker box was my least favorite thing as an electrician. Never could get it as neat as I wanted.
My goodness,you really are a genius! I always suspected it !❤
I don't usually comment on things. That electric box looked really nice. That was just fantastic job. Going to be a nice looking place when your all done.
Nice job Doug!
I could watch you watching paint dry lol😂
Hi Eevee and Doug, very neat electrical box Doug. I also like the media panel box. I hate wires showing in my home
Hus Doug and Eevee another job done. It looks nice. Doug I hate working in the heat. We moved last summer from a storage unit into are home and I thought I was going to melt. I love watching every video. Hi to Belle and Maverick. Take care see you all in the next video. 🙏💕🌴
It’s going so fast you already got the electric all ready👍👋
One more thing to check off the to do list..✅
It’s all looking great, you guys do such a thorough job.😊💕
Time for a work-site box fan. Good work!
Nice that you get all that electricity stuff. Lots are totally intimidated by it!!!
Very nice! You do such clean neat work, especially electrical! Love y’all!
That must be a bit stressful!! Wow, excellent work.
Electicity kinda scared me. One time...BIG spark, and I am forever changed😮
You absolutely amaze me with all the knowledge you have.
I love that you have so much pride in your work,no matter what the job you are doing.Such pride is not on show much with tradesmen today.
Always great content, thanks for sharing 😊❤❤
What we are seeing is a DIY informative solid build looks safe & clean & and the plumbing run was sweet and simple.
Oh wow Doug you are really good at doing all of these installs, and it is really looking so organized and great. Thanks again for another wonderful video, have a great day have some good rest, sending love and hugs, bye!! 😂😂🥰💜💜💜💜
I like how you flush mount by recessing all those boxes. Great idea
You make wiring a box look like a work of art👍🏻
Thanks for sharing😎
I just learned that a lot of the newer homes have these structured media panels installed. That's one of the things I love about the work you guys do. You install things that make everything easier and even things that ( to me) are fun. Like the coffee maker you installed in the other trailer that was connected to the water. Unless I misunderstood, at least that's what it looked like to me. But if that's what it was, it's convenient and fun. If it wasn't a coffee maker connected to the water, whatever it was, it still looked convenient.🙂
I wish you guys a nice cool evening in front of an ice cold fan!
Bye kids 👋 Have fun!😊
You do such a neat job on the installation of the wiring.
July and August are the hottest months down in Florida. It had to be so miserable. Hopefully you can get a fan on soon!🥵
Ooh! It's so pretty!! 🤩 I really do love your meticulous work, Doug!
That finished product was a thing of beauty.
Looks BEE U TEE FULLL! Definitely inspires confidence that you knew what you were doing.
The media box is awesome!
When I wire a house I usually use the smoke detectors and use pigtail light sockets for lights and wiring the refrigerator and hallway outlets to plug in power tools.
Love how you’re so organized with the wiring, looks great 👍🏻
❤ really good job Doug you really know what your doing ❤ 😊
Great job looks terrific! God Bless your beautiful family.
Impressive work! This mobile home will be very comfortable and very safe! Congrats !
Loved the outro. I can't believe how close you are to finished walls. How exciting!
I love your show and your family …you are so talented I’m amazed at the things you do and how you present plan certain things …amazing
I really enjoy their channel!
Very neat looking electrical box!!
Hi guys Thank you for sharing
Tell Bell and Maverick hi
Take care
So much true compassion in the work you do…
Definitely get an outlet going to get you a fan going 👍🏻
Nice and neat; inside and out. Thank you.
Great projects!!! 🥰🎶❤️🎶🏠🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Again.... I am impressed!!!
great job coming along nice
Beautiful work as always.
Very neat and professional
Nice, neat, clean work as usual! Love that!! 🙂
I have always been cautious around electrical work. As a child I was helping Mother polish our hardwood floors with a big floor buffer. I accidentally hit the edge of our floor furnace with the buffer and it threw me backwards into a window. (Thank goodness heavy drapes were popular, they kept me from actually going through the window.) I would never tackle wiring a house, I do not have the confidence. I have much respect for anyone that does electrical work. I do have a question re the whole house surge protector. About 25yrs ago I inquired about having one installed in my brick home. GA Power told me it wasn't possible since the outside meter was cemented into the brick exterior. That didn't make sense to me but I dropped the idea. Apparently your system is a much needed upgrade, no bothering the exterior meter. Or is your system only for specific applications? If possible I would like to add a whole house circuit breaker system to my next, forever home and I appreciate the low maintenance of a brick home. I appreciate your hard work and of course your channels. Eevee and Doug are such an amazing couple! Outstanding editing Eevee, as always!!
Extremely neat electric panel.
Your panel IS beautiful!
So well thought out and professional work.
You did a super job on this project, thanks for sharing your journey
Hey Doug for the first time I've seen you uptight today. Get some Rest And. regroup . Everything you do is well done and picture perfect I really appreciate you.... Hugs
First, he's working with expensive electrical equipment with little to no room for errors. Second, he said multiple times how hot it was in there. I'm doing same with double-wide in NC, and it's 95 outside, but was 124 degrees inside. Also, he's making a video of the entire thing. ffs, he's not uptight. I bet you don't do any of those things one at a time let alone all at once.
@@XtremeChiliPepper I have watched this channel for yrs. I love them. I wasn't be crucial I was concerned.
Doug, is there anything that you can't do?
Hi Family,
Super good looking work!
So perfection, love it!
Job well done as always!
Stay safe, happy and God Bless ❤
Super nice job on the electrical panel.
I do love the ceiling fixture, it looks so nice.
As always be well, be blessed ❤
Nice job highly. Commendable great idea. Brilliant
Wow, a whole system surge protector, I've never heard of that before, how cool! What is the logistical diyfference between ground fault & arc fault? I know GFCI is for wet, but been curious how it actually works, and never heard the term arc fault before, unless that's just the fancy term for "normal" breaker? Fire protection is key in case any of Belle's 🐉 come around there who're lightning-based. >>;=)
That breaker box is like visual ASMR; you know you have a good electrician when everything is nice and tidy in a box. Also, nice when the number of knockouts is equal on each side. 💚 Coming along nice as always!
The arc fault breakers will detect abnormal arcing, such as a frayed cord or a loose plug that is creating sparks and it will trip the breaker.
The ground fault will detect current leaking to the ground, so if an appliance gets water in it, there may be current shorting through the water to the ground, but it's not enough current to trip the breaker. The ground fault breakers will detect that and trip the breaker so that you don't get shocked.
@@diyfferent Cool deal. 👍 Thanks for explaining that. And we all know leaks should be fixed with duct tape. >>;=) Don't want those electrons spilling out everywhere
Thank you 👍
Great progress! It will be good to have some electricity in the home. Then you could perhaps use a fan when it is so hot in there and you want to continue working.
They've been using a floor fan🎉
Good work guys! See you next time! ❤❤😊😊
one step closer hugsssss
Nice work Doug!
WOW THATS REALLY NEAT. GREAT JOB.
Nice job guys. The panel looks so neat.