I liked using a restretcher for most rooms. Gets a little more pull to compensate for humidity and heat. Wear knee pads; after 36 years of it my knees are toast. Good video guys.
If you are looking for trolls keep reading beyond this comment, because you know its the internet. If you want a legit comment about the content of the video, read on. This is video for those DIY people on a budget. No where does it say that this is how to professionally install carpets. I run a equipment rental company and help people do projects all the time. This video is great. It's super simple and easy to understand. The tools are cheap. All these people talking about carpet stretchers need to understand budget/cost and how that effects home owners. I am not a professional and do not claim to be. Let this guy put out some decent content to help people save some money. You keep doing you Edgar Ramos. Forget these carpet haters.
I agree. But I think we can all see by now that the best videos on UA-cam also attract the worst idiots. I just ignore them because they are losers who hate to see others do good. Not worth our time.
And when you have a customer come complaining and giving your company a bad name, because of wrinkles don't wonder too hard as to why there's such a thing as a carpet stretcher.
Yeah but honestly not everyone can knee a knee kicker like that, my first time I thought I blew out my knee, now I can rip the carpet if I go to hard. And the way it was done the carpet will bubble as soon as the summer gets there. Just pay someone who knows the proper way to stretch it.
Well said Phillip. You go Edgar, I hope this drummed up some extra installs for. It’s about the homeowner saving where he can. Many homeowners are smart and can learn from this. UA-cam is great for that. When I got new helpers in my install biz I’d go to rental stores and help them buy their own 1st toolbox for them to get their own mojo on. If you’re good business is always good.
So much BETTER way of making a video than a wobbly camera=crappy picture, while trying to talk and work at the same time. This dude knows how to make videos. Too bad the average youtuber doesn't.
@Nicholas Payne me too--if i got lucky--and it still wouldnt be as good as his 10 minute job----on the other hand, nobody on earth can tear decks of cards, smash full cans of beer bare handed and rip license plates like i can., so we all have our specialties..........
Great help first time installing carpet in my bedrooms, wasn't that simple, but it came out very good, took me more than a few minutes actually almost all day, but worthy, once again thanks 😀
Last night I tried doing it with the same pace as that dude, shiiiiit! Like two hours later drenched in sweat I still have some trimming left to do today. Point.... Practice makes perfect, he's really good
Thank you gentlemen for this video. I have watched so many and this one was the best. Not overly explained, the idea of narrative instruction with visual made it easy to follow. Best video I have seen this will be the one I reference when I go to so my carpeting.
Thanks for posting this Edgar. The most helpful video I've found on this site. I did notice it's a little harder to find the cut point on a thicker carpet. Since so many tools are battery-powered, I'm waiting for an enterprising company to come up with a battery-powered knee kicker. 😀Thanks
This dudes a badass. I was looking for a video for new guys like me. Great job. But it's like trying to learn a song on guitar by going to the concert.
I’ve been in the Flooring business 40+ years. Ive been to numerous courses and are certified in ALL TYPES of flooring. I don’t know everything but when it comes to Flooring, I know what I’m talking about. No offense bud ,but nothing your guy did was correct. Not your fault someone taught you guys the wrong way.The only thing you use a kicker for these days is to set your walls. He’s not stretching anything with that kicker.Guarantee you it’s wrinkled, and if it’s not it will be 💯Manufacture requires you to use a power stretcher, and you don’t beat your knees up or tear holes in your carpet it’s a little more work but it’s easier and its 1,000 times tighter..also before you cut anything down you stretch past your doorways CLOSETS ETC.if possible. NEVER NEVER EVER CUT YOUR CARPET OVER PAD LIKE THAT. Carpet knives are scalpel sharp and you’re running it down your brand new baseboard… Not in my new house.Thats what a wall trimmer is for with a plastic guard to keep from scratching your base
THANK YOU! This is just some straight up butchering. Who tucks in without even tapping the carpet on the pins first? Then kicking on a net wall whaaaaat? You could get away with this crap in new construction but in a customers house pfff I'd be embarrassed to call myself an installer if this is how I did every job. It's a dying art my friend. We even stretch the pad to this day.
As a installer myself I believe they made a power stretcher witch makes it easier to install an not worry about your carpet being loose, kickers now & days are used for small areas
I love this video. Kept it simple but correct, I admire the hard work, and I laughed my ass off while reading and watching. Post more vids like this! This stuff can make you more money than kicking carpet!
After removing carpet and and reinstalling the same one myself I have much respect and admiration for these highly skilled and unappreciated masters. That knee kick though is the reason why UFC decided to ban it.
I'm going to stop you right there bud. I appreciate this video for the common household do-it-yourselfer. You and I both know that when you make this look easy it just gives a homeowner and idea and their head that they could talk down there carpet installer because supposedly this job is easy. No it's not brain surgery but when you're doing one two three home today or when you're doing a 3000 square foot home it gets pretty hard and old fast. But you need to explain to people is when they don't tuck in the carpet correctly it allows air draft to blow through and that's why people have dark lines of dirt and dust 2in out from the carpet along the baseboard. Also I give it 6 months of people walking on it before it bubbles. You absolutely have to power stretch. Oh and also when leaving a room are you connecting it to a hallway carpet or you put in a z strip in. You may need seaming tape seaming iron. I've done about 4,000 homes throughout Washington it honestly is really rewarding job it also takes your you thought of you fast.
You forgot your stretcher. Proper ways to install even a bedroom includes a stretcher. If you do not use a stretcher your carpet is going to get loose in the near future. Seeing waves in your carpet is exactly what I'm talking about. After an installer installed your carpet you can pull it up in the middle of the room with your fingers and if it doesn't pull up and it's nice and tight you will be able to tell. Hope this advice helps someone out there 👍
I wouldn't follow these guys exactly, you shouldn't kick in an entire room. Invest in a power stretcher or you'll have wrinkled carpet in a couple months
By a professional flooring installer you do not use a kicker to stretch carpet, you use a stretcher, lol.Ive been installing since 1871, I'm a master installer and never kick a carpet in, never. Although I do appreciate it when my customer calls me and I make really great money fixing their problems, can usually get 3-4" more on a power stretcher, thanks for this, gives me more $$$$.
I noticed at 2:46 his knife which we often call( the Bloody Mary knife) fell out of his back pocket. This happens frequently to carpet installers. My dad was doing carpet on stairs had his knife in his back pocket it fell out and cut his lower leg down by his ankle and needed 30 stitches. That didn't stop him from finishing the job. He always did the stairs last so we only had about 30 minutes left of working. I ran out and got a bunch of napkins out of the truck and also an Ace bandage. He wrapped his leg up finished the job and went to his doctor who stitched him up. Those knives are very sharp and have four sides to them so you can switch it 4 times before the blade is dull
"As you can see" dude sounds adorable. Thank you very much for making this video and for sharing it. Going to try this for my over stretched carpets to see if I can get rid of the folds that have formed in the middle after a few years. Thanks again!
I miss doing carpet and vinyl, its not hard but it's not easy, I loved it, my Uncle was the best in the business. This guy is damn good, 2nd nature to him
@@kevinbushracing58 Actually it voids the carpets warranty if it is not power stretched it. It rips the backing of the carpet allowing it fray and it also does not prevent rinkling.
All you people that are being haters. DIY people will not get these results. This guy is a pro and he is stretching with his knee kicker. An amateur will not stretch with the knee kicker. You will seat it just fine, but after some time, the carpet will start to wrinkle.
that rug in three months will be guaranteed to have wrinkles I've been making rugs for 35 years and this is the first time I've seen a rug installation tutorial with Kicker
I installed as for a living and I can say the manner used to install this room was lacking a lot . Using a kicker to stretch your carpet but not using your hand to insure the carpet hooks to the tack strip is useless .
Besides all the immature jokes this is a great video . Besides him cutting with a knife I would recommend and carpet trimmer . He is a professional And has a great method Set one wall and stretch away from it . Always stretch away from closets when possible .
This guy is amazing, has done 17 of my homes, and i've never seen a bubble or grey dust develop on the edges. Amazing work, I see people on here complaining about how he doesn't do things right, alls I got to say is " WHY The hell you here watching these vids? you must need work. lmao OH BOY !! mad people I tell ya!
You need to set and stretch across the room ( in front of the doors only BEFORE making the door cuts....Carpets shift as they are stretched and you end up with short miss at the doorway or seem....there are many things these guys are doing WRONG... rookies....says me...40 years in the trade....time to start my own video instruction......TBA
Now I'm in my 43rd year I think, but even helpers know not to relief cut the door, but since he only flattened the carpet, later on someone will get a inch both ways restreching it.
It's midnight now and I'm finally to the point where I'm ready to install the carpet into a bedroom did I spent the day painting. Haven't never really observed a carpet stretcher being used so I stopped in to get some tips when I found this champion of installers making walking the park out of the job that's going to take me all night. I sure wish you were my neighbor right now. I'll be watching
to save money I've been asked by property managers to staple carpet to the floor. Not something i take pride in and honestly not a thought out plan. Thank you for the video and props to your guy.
Comedian MsAnita I've seen someone dislocate their kneecap (not doing this). But seeing that had me cringing every time he hit it with his knee. Like I imagine one wrong hit can easily dislocate a kneecap. Anyway I hope it was easy for you!
@@betohernandez1970 with the skirting over the tip? good luck with that the issues that you will have wont be instant they will be 6 months- a year after you "Install" it
Jeff... in 20 years I’ve never had a call back. If you stretch really hard the first two pulls in a room, like almost over stretch it will help you out a bunch. Here in Idaho we only give a one year warranty anyway. Cheep carpet is going to fail eventually regardless depending on the traffic and abuse.
I just got off work im a month into learning this its a physical job but pays goooood i work with a little ecuadorian guy and hes hella fast at this and we always remove the doors first and when you power stretch it will save your knees lol we always use the power stretch
As you can see, knee replacement required after install
recycled @kray brother joke
Technically Jeff 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
They don’t know what they doin as you can see
Exactly what i was thinking
Loooooooooooooooooool
Retired mma fighter turned carpet installer
Grijalva,tela jalastes con esa.lol
😂🤣😂
Long lost brother ????
Lol no shit😅...id try to show off and miss and end up having to patch a head sized hole in the wall🤕
fuck lol
“As you can see, if you have bad knees, this is not the job for you.”
Steven Swadinsky
Hack
😂😂😂😂😂
😂🤣😂
My knees were killing me everytime I hit that stretcher .
@Average Joe yup the ignorance will make you pay... knee pain is the fucking worst
I use this method it worked perfect, but they left out the part where you got to get a knee replacement 😅
kray brother use pads
That’s why you use a power stretcher
jeffrey lema have some backbone. They take up alot of space and are slow as fuck. Get some work done fast and efficiently. Get some knee pads
I liked using a restretcher for most rooms. Gets a little more pull to compensate for humidity and heat. Wear knee pads; after 36 years of it my knees are toast. Good video guys.
OMG, that comment left me in stiches. One of the funniest comments I've read in a long time. He was working that knee hard, poor guy
If you are looking for trolls keep reading beyond this comment, because you know its the internet. If you want a legit comment about the content of the video, read on. This is video for those DIY people on a budget. No where does it say that this is how to professionally install carpets. I run a equipment rental company and help people do projects all the time. This video is great. It's super simple and easy to understand. The tools are cheap. All these people talking about carpet stretchers need to understand budget/cost and how that effects home owners. I am not a professional and do not claim to be. Let this guy put out some decent content to help people save some money.
You keep doing you Edgar Ramos. Forget these carpet haters.
I agree. But I think we can all see by now that the best videos on UA-cam also attract the worst idiots. I just ignore them because they are losers who hate to see others do good. Not worth our time.
And when you have a customer come complaining and giving your company a bad name, because of wrinkles don't wonder too hard as to why there's such a thing as a carpet stretcher.
When you want to save money,live with you existing flooring. Do it properly or not doing it. This is misleading.
Yeah but honestly not everyone can knee a knee kicker like that, my first time I thought I blew out my knee, now I can rip the carpet if I go to hard. And the way it was done the carpet will bubble as soon as the summer gets there. Just pay someone who knows the proper way to stretch it.
Well said Phillip. You go Edgar, I hope this drummed up some extra installs for. It’s about the homeowner saving where he can. Many homeowners are smart and can learn from this. UA-cam is great for that. When I got new helpers in my install biz I’d go to rental stores and help them buy their own 1st toolbox for them to get their own mojo on. If you’re good business is always good.
Love how he snuck one more "as you can see" in there at the end. Brilliant
Omg 🤣
lol
😅
As you can see. I'm not doin shit while Super Mario installs this carpet
Amen Ominous 😅
well someone has to film and super mario obviously didnt need any help.
Lmao
Jaja super Mario bros
So much BETTER way of making a video than a wobbly camera=crappy picture, while trying to talk and work at the same time. This dude knows how to make videos. Too bad the average youtuber doesn't.
As you can see, if that guy ever knees you in the head, it's lights out!
Leonard Anderson 😂😂😂
as you can see....
lol
LOL, PMSL,
Should make this a drinking game. Drink whenever he says “as you can see” 😂
We would all be wasted within an hour 🤣
As you can see, You won’t make it to the end of the video
As you can see, you can see he can see
@@rouge5140 I see!!
This just makes me more confident that my choice to hire someone else was a sound decision
😆😆😆😆
was thinking the same exact thing lol
@Nicholas Payne me too--if i got lucky--and it still wouldnt be as good as his 10 minute job----on the other hand, nobody on earth can tear decks of cards, smash full cans of beer bare handed and rip license plates like i can., so we all have our specialties..........
As you can see, that’s how you do it. As you can see, thank you for watching, as you can see this video is done
I see!!
This guy is a butcher ..did everything wrong..will be restretching n repairing in 6 months
@@chrisbartolomeo6500 as you can seeeee
😂
Great help first time installing carpet in my bedrooms, wasn't that simple, but it came out very good, took me more than a few minutes actually almost all day, but worthy, once again thanks 😀
Yeah, that guy is a pro.
As you can see....
I know right...
Hahaha!
Always usually...
AS U CAN SEEEEE OVER & OVER & OVER.............LOL
Hahahhaa
Last night I tried doing it with the same pace as that dude, shiiiiit! Like two hours later drenched in sweat I still have some trimming left to do today. Point.... Practice makes perfect, he's really good
Did you have to staple the edges??? I feel like this is not complete..
@@xXJesuslovesyouXx no that’s what the tack strips on the outside of rooms do.
i can see me taking 5 hours to do a 5 min job. Great work guys!
That first knee to that tool caught me by surprise 😂. Great vid, I’m gonna install my own carpet now thanks to you
His fitting technique is poor he’s a clueless fitter
@@Blake-hv2udOr you could leave some tips you know constructive criticism...
he doesnt explain who is going to fix the knife cuts in the customers baseboards from his careless cutting directly against the baseboards
where can I purchase the carpet? anyone can help please?
@@stevewipix3422 store
Thank you gentlemen for this video. I have watched so many and this one was the best. Not overly explained, the idea of narrative instruction with visual made it easy to follow. Best video I have seen this will be the one I reference when I go to so my carpeting.
This is offensive to people who can’t see.
You see, that was offensive
As you can see now I'm laughing out of your comment 🤣😜😜😂😂🤣
Lmfao
I see what you did there
Underrated comment
As you can see, 4 years later and this video is still alive.
Uhhh ok 😆
As you can see, 5 years later this video is still alive.
I came here to replace my carpet after this snow storm and got comic relief from the comments 🤣 I can see my knees are about to be hurtin’
How'd it go!?
Why are people so upset in the comments? As I can see y’all salty
Right I mean he posted a video wich many people complain obout but none of them know nothing other than talk smack sorry world we live now in days
@Kreative Kaution Lol..."I see" what you did there.
First time on the internet?
@@gottafly125 lol
"as I can see" what you did there
Always good to see someone who knows their trade well.
Thanks for the Vid.
Hehe the gentlemen who ran in a full 360 made my day
The speed and the precision of the guy fitting the carpet is insanity!
Thanks for posting this Edgar. The most helpful video I've found on this site. I did notice it's a little harder to find the cut point on a thicker carpet. Since so many tools are battery-powered, I'm waiting for an enterprising company to come up with a battery-powered knee kicker. 😀Thanks
Hard work!! Thank you for doing what you do. Skill, trade, respect.
This dudes a badass. I was looking for a video for new guys like me. Great job. But it's like trying to learn a song on guitar by going to the concert.
One of the most helpful videos I've watched on laying carpet. Thank you!
I think he did a fast and professional job. I’m curious as to how to do this and found myself here. Thank you
I’ve been in the Flooring business 40+ years. Ive been to numerous courses and are certified in ALL TYPES of flooring. I don’t know everything but when it comes to Flooring, I know what I’m talking about. No offense bud ,but nothing your guy did was correct. Not your fault someone taught you guys the wrong way.The only thing you use a kicker for these days is to set your walls. He’s not stretching anything with that kicker.Guarantee you it’s wrinkled, and if it’s not it will be 💯Manufacture requires you to use a power stretcher, and you don’t beat your knees up or tear holes in your carpet it’s a little more work but it’s easier and its 1,000 times tighter..also before you cut anything down you stretch past your doorways CLOSETS ETC.if possible. NEVER NEVER EVER CUT YOUR CARPET OVER PAD LIKE THAT. Carpet knives are scalpel sharp and you’re running it down your brand new baseboard… Not in my new house.Thats what a wall trimmer is for with a plastic guard to keep from scratching your base
THANK YOU! This is just some straight up butchering. Who tucks in without even tapping the carpet on the pins first? Then kicking on a net wall whaaaaat? You could get away with this crap in new construction but in a customers house pfff I'd be embarrassed to call myself an installer if this is how I did every job. It's a dying art my friend. We even stretch the pad to this day.
This quality of work is what keeps me in business 😂😂😂
Outstanding quality work! And your narration was well done as well. Thank you, I learned a lot from this video.
He has legit PRIDE knees. Makes this look way easier than it is.
Great vid guys! Good to see some hardworking professionals doing what they do! Thanks for the help!
Do they sell replacement knees at Home Depot?
As a installer myself I believe they made a power stretcher witch makes it easier to install an not worry about your carpet being loose, kickers now & days are used for small areas
jayyv310 Velasquez that was a small area
Dude is a hack
two row ow tacj and a mini stretcher..or 1 row with wood screws to hold the oan on the mini
fat thumbs make texting fun.lol
I decided in the first 30 seconds this is too much work. I kept watching because that shit was satisfying to see.
I love this video. Kept it simple but correct, I admire the hard work, and I laughed my ass off while reading and watching. Post more vids like this! This stuff can make you more money than kicking carpet!
Why is everybody making fun of this instructional video. As you can see, it is very well narrated.
I see!!!
@@calessom3168 👊😎👍
Yes bro we can see
Welder NotMechanic 😆😆😆😆
Good grief man just watching this made my knees hurt!! You made it look easy though! Good video.
After removing carpet and and reinstalling the same one myself I have much respect and admiration for these highly skilled and unappreciated masters. That knee kick though is the reason why UFC decided to ban it.
I'm going to stop you right there bud. I appreciate this video for the common household do-it-yourselfer. You and I both know that when you make this look easy it just gives a homeowner and idea and their head that they could talk down there carpet installer because supposedly this job is easy. No it's not brain surgery but when you're doing one two three home today or when you're doing a 3000 square foot home it gets pretty hard and old fast. But you need to explain to people is when they don't tuck in the carpet correctly it allows air draft to blow through and that's why people have dark lines of dirt and dust 2in out from the carpet along the baseboard. Also I give it 6 months of people walking on it before it bubbles. You absolutely have to power stretch. Oh and also when leaving a room are you connecting it to a hallway carpet or you put in a z strip in. You may need seaming tape seaming iron. I've done about 4,000 homes throughout Washington it honestly is really rewarding job it also takes your you thought of you fast.
I like the video very clear and professionally show how to do your self .you will save money and I got confident to install carpet .
“As you can see” count: 18
Thanks, you are a hero
Thanks for giving me re-stretching jobs a year after your installation
Believe me it a little harder than it looks !
Thank you my brother you gave mr confidence to do a job😊
You forgot your stretcher. Proper ways to install even a bedroom includes a stretcher. If you do not use a stretcher your carpet is going to get loose in the near future. Seeing waves in your carpet is exactly what I'm talking about. After an installer installed your carpet you can pull it up in the middle of the room with your fingers and if it doesn't pull up and it's nice and tight you will be able to tell. Hope this advice helps someone out there 👍
Always amazing when someone posts " Proper ways to install " then why are you in a how to video? Stupid
@@Dave-tn3eo 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thanks! This worked really well! I knew it would have been a pest without this!
they laid that carpet fast and easy ,, I need the contact info, redoing my house in Oct
I wouldn't follow these guys exactly, you shouldn't kick in an entire room. Invest in a power stretcher or you'll have wrinkled carpet in a couple months
This guy is faaaaast!! Two tucks five kicks and a few cuts and voila! He could do 10 bedrooms in a day with this speed!
0:27 OUTCH! as you can see, he got too excited with the sword and now he is getting a new carpet
I spotted that
By a professional flooring installer you do not use a kicker to stretch carpet, you use a stretcher, lol.Ive been installing since 1871, I'm a master installer and never kick a carpet in, never. Although I do appreciate it when my customer calls me and I make really great money fixing their problems, can usually get 3-4" more on a power stretcher, thanks for this, gives me more $$$$.
For over 50 years, 1971
I noticed at 2:46 his knife which we often call( the Bloody Mary knife) fell out of his back pocket. This happens frequently to carpet installers. My dad was doing carpet on stairs had his knife in his back pocket it fell out and cut his lower leg down by his ankle and needed 30 stitches. That didn't stop him from finishing the job. He always did the stairs last so we only had about 30 minutes left of working. I ran out and got a bunch of napkins out of the truck and also an Ace bandage. He wrapped his leg up finished the job and went to his doctor who stitched him up. Those knives are very sharp and have four sides to them so you can switch it 4 times before the blade is dull
Are you single by any chance?
@@GmailUnited lol
That's one of those real men, not today's Menards loading boys
Brother, i know you were narrating how the process was but if I was that hardworking man, I will go crazy over your voice lol
Thank you I installed my carpet with ease but I think my knee is broke now but I save like 300 dollars installing it myself...
😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣😭😭😂
"As you can see" dude sounds adorable. Thank you very much for making this video and for sharing it. Going to try this for my over stretched carpets to see if I can get rid of the folds that have formed in the middle after a few years. Thanks again!
Over stretched? There is no such thing.
If it tears the carpet maybe
I miss doing carpet and vinyl, its not hard but it's not easy, I loved it, my Uncle was the best in the business. This guy is damn good, 2nd nature to him
Very well explained, This guy is a PRO
As you can see this man is a ninja 🙌🏻
Wow what a strong man. That's tough work especially none stop.. Usually people take breaks in between. Wow just wow that's so impressive.
You need to use power stretch.
No you don't.
@@kevinbushracing58 Actually it voids the carpets warranty if it is not power stretched it. It rips the backing of the carpet allowing it fray and it also does not prevent rinkling.
@@PotatoTacoman rinkling??? Lmoa
0:52 so we all just ignore that. No one else heard that? 😂 bro played it off smooth ass he'll too
As You Can See
He’s gonna need Knee Surgery!!
I do that 30 year’s my knee is perfect lol 😂
An easy way of installing carpet!! 🤣🤣
Where can I hire this guy, after watching this, I'm 100 percent getting a proper fitter lol!!
Bro too many times I heard you say "as you can see" LOL. Besides that it was a good video
All you people that are being haters. DIY people will not get these results. This guy is a pro and he is stretching with his knee kicker. An amateur will not stretch with the knee kicker. You will seat it just fine, but after some time, the carpet will start to wrinkle.
thank you I have a 12 x18 room. I believe I can dooo it.
howd that go for ya
Better buy a carpet stretcher
that rug in three months will be guaranteed to have wrinkles I've been making rugs for 35 years and this is the first time I've seen a rug installation tutorial with Kicker
Lol at the beginning when the dude ran in circles around him..
Fantastic job, wow, that guy is good! And like other people said, this job takes some serious strong knees to get this done. 😁👍🏻💥
I installed as for a living and I can say the manner used to install this room was lacking a lot . Using a kicker to stretch your carpet but not using your hand to insure the carpet hooks to the tack strip is useless .
Rt😅 lacked a little
If you installed for a living why are you watching a how to video?
Besides all the immature jokes this is a great video . Besides him cutting with a knife I would recommend and carpet trimmer . He is a professional And has a great method
Set one wall and stretch away from it . Always stretch away from closets when possible .
I liked your video, it was very informative. thanks for posting!
This guy is amazing, has done 17 of my homes, and i've never seen a bubble or grey dust develop on the edges. Amazing work, I see people on here complaining about how he doesn't do things right, alls I got to say is " WHY The hell you here watching these vids? you must need work. lmao OH BOY !! mad people I tell ya!
Go back to the job after a year or two. They'll be wrinkled
Do yourself a favour and delete that comment. 😂 you have no idea.......i have been doing it 15years and i tell you now, he is doing EVERYTHING wrong!
@@paul_yt2254 im with ya!!!
@@levimorfoot5226 but remember bro.....these guys are professionals! Wtf 😂😂😂😂
@@paul_yt2254 butcher's!!!
Wait, hold up. I didn’t see how he did that
Great video Brothers, easy to follow, constant visuals and not a lot of wasteful chatter
2:45 kneed it so hard he shit out his knife!
Thanks for sharing. Hope your carpet business is rocking.
Omg his knee. I CAN'T watch it. He gone dislocate something
Nia Ray it’s cool he’s Mexican we can easily replace him with another Julio
@@kryptoniteee that is so mean!!!
Very helpful! Thanks for sharing! One thing I learned for sure, I wouldn't want to be kneed by that guy.
You need to set and stretch across the room ( in front of the doors only BEFORE making the door cuts....Carpets shift as they are stretched and you end up with short miss at the doorway or seem....there are many things these guys are doing WRONG... rookies....says me...40 years in the trade....time to start my own video instruction......TBA
Never seen anything like it mate! Second your comment with 15years
Im also a floor layer never seen anything like this hahah what the hell is this guy doing .... lol
@@paulhollick5799 these guys are professionals so we will never get to that level 😂😂😂😂😂
Now I'm in my 43rd year I think, but even helpers know not to relief cut the door, but since he only flattened the carpet, later on someone will get a inch both ways restreching it.
Gripper (tac strip) is much to far away from the wall. Almost an inch 😂
It's midnight now and I'm finally to the point where I'm ready to install the carpet into a bedroom did I spent the day painting. Haven't never really observed a carpet stretcher being used so I stopped in to get some tips when I found this champion of installers making walking the park out of the job that's going to take me all night. I sure wish you were my neighbor right now. I'll be watching
I can see that I will be installing 79 cent laminate because of the way my knees are set up.
I knew the comments would have me dying once I scrolled down. Didnt disappoint, Internet trolls be wild.
same im crying
my knee is hurting just looking at this 😭
Erick Estrada 😂😂😂righttttt
to save money I've been asked by property managers to staple carpet to the floor. Not something i take pride in and honestly not a thought out plan. Thank you for the video and props to your guy.
I WILL BE CHANGING MY OWN I hope its as easy as it looks. I WILL NOT USE THE KNEES I hope kicking it will be the same.
Comedian MsAnita I've seen someone dislocate their kneecap (not doing this). But seeing that had me cringing every time he hit it with his knee. Like I imagine one wrong hit can easily dislocate a kneecap. Anyway I hope it was easy for you!
As you can see .. a genius. Great video guys
What if you don’t have a base board, How would you add carpet? Would it be the same way?
@@betohernandez1970 i feel sorry for whoever has to fix it if you do decide to do that
@@betohernandez1970 with the skirting over the tip? good luck with that the issues that you will have wont be instant they will be 6 months- a year after you "Install" it
@@betohernandez1970 also i would recommend ua-cam.com/video/Ua80rOTcthk/v-deo.html
@@betohernandez1970 only guaranteed if installed by a professional and power stretched carpet company's will find any excuse to get out of a claim
Good question
Couldn’t stop seeing. Master doing his work !
I would just throw a whole carpet down over my old one in my apartment my knees are already bad tho...😜😜😜😜
Great work! I install carpet also as you can see.
Horrible installation job.
Doing this 18 years...it’s flat not stretched.
Gharrett klawitter y don’t u post one of your videos installing carpet
Lmao the carpet was stretched fine. Enough to do the job
I hope diy people follow these instructions, it just guarantees I will always have work
I get calls a year later to "re-stretch' these jobs. This will fail real soon.
Jeff... in 20 years I’ve never had a call back. If you stretch really hard the first two pulls in a room, like almost over stretch it will help you out a bunch. Here in Idaho we only give a one year warranty anyway. Cheep carpet is going to fail eventually regardless depending on the traffic and abuse.
My knees hurt watching this. Think I might hire someone
Probably the guy installing the carpet is imaging this guy's head every time he trows a knee. As you can see THIS!! 😄
Somethings, you just have to leave to the professionals😂🎉😅 nice video
This guy is the definition of experience.
yiu an idiot lmao. within a year or 2 that carpet will start having wrinkles because he didn’t use a stretcher
I just got off work im a month into learning this its a physical job but pays goooood i work with a little ecuadorian guy and hes hella fast at this and we always remove the doors first and when you power stretch it will save your knees lol we always use the power stretch