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If I were doing that job after installing OSB sheeting I would have installed some waterproof sheeting 6''/8'' up the OBS and sealed it onto the protruding concrete before installing the siding.as well as the vertical wall corners.

There is definitely a better practice method for water proofing that room. But I really appreciate this video because it gave me a solution for a room I have very similar to the back of this house with the patio and everything. So happy to see I don’t have to tear the whole thing down. 🫡Thanks for sharing.

I've got a shed I inherited with the house I purchased that looks just like this . I will either do hardiplank exterior or two layers of cinder block to keep it out of the snow and slush or possibly stucco finish. The doors need rebuild anyway. With cinder blocks they'll be a foot taller. Not that difficult. Even I can do it and I'm not a woodworker.

Why replace the lower part of the OSB but full length of the studs? Also wonder if not better to seal all of the new OSB before attaching? Would it be acceptable to paint seal the whole wall then not use wrap?

Own is garbage. Probably faired better with a 2 inch plastic board at the bottom edge where concrete and wood meet

I see you Boatswain's Mate!!!

I’m having the same problem on one side of the garage

no DPC between the concrete and the bottom joist ? that will rot out again in a few years

If the water is literally shediing onto the plate. Just build a small like shed roof style cricket on the bottems of the wall that extend out past the concrete and then it may look strange but the home will have a skirt that sheds the water away from the house.

This video was perfection. Helped save me from the heat, thank you!

No sill plate gasket?

I am so confused. All I am told is to use pressure treated wood or Hardie board for such a thing. OSB is such an odd choice for concrete contact. The wrap isn't tucked under the OSB. But you used that marine waterproofing. Ugh. So many opinions on how to do stuff. I am lost.

I'm dealing with an issue where a roofer cut in to my OSB while flashing my chimney. They left holes in it and blade marks across the OSB. From what I can tell, my OSB could turn out like the bottom of this shed over time! Do you think if your OSB on your chimney was exposed around the bottom it could cause the chimney to collapse or cause other major issues?

Please stop just tossing back the boards you don't want at the store. It makes it harder for the next shopper. #BeConsiderate

How much it cost to renovate it?

What was the stuff you put on the concrete before you put on the bottom plate . May be a dumb question but I’m a very new to all this .

This is exactly my problem and you guys did a great job! TY for sharing ❤😃

Amateurs tip. Learn how to focus. Its not hard. Makes videos useless if they are constantly out of focus. Your close ups would have been usefull. 🫤

At the 9:37 mark of your video you mentioned that you were about to put on the Tyvek wrap, but instead of using Tyvek wrap you used a cheaper, lesser quality wrap called everbilt. Why'd you do that?

Selection of 2x4 cracked me up. I guess is sad for everyone not just me

What gauge wire is the black wire?

Thank you so much. What little thing can I do to put a smile on your face?

Quite an involved job. Nice work!

Great video. Thanks for including the detailed installation and hickup that you went through. I plan to install one for my house.

Music too loud,

Thanks for explaining something so simple with common sense language these other videos never get to the point

Seems like there is a need to address the issue as to where is the water coming from and why. Perhaps there needs to be a french drain installed to drain water away from the shed. Water is the enemy of any building. Proper slope and drainage is a must. Too often water control is an after thought. It needs to be addressed up front.

You went back to a wood foundation -- DUMB!!

This is exactly what I need to do. I have a shed/pump house that has rotted OSB in the lower 18” of at least one wall. I am in process of removing that lovely vinyl siding so I can cut out the bad OSB. Can you tell me what you used for your aquatic membrane or seal? Also would it be wise to put something on the bottom edge of the OSB to prevent it from wicking up all that moisture in the future? Thanks and all the best from north Texas.

Thanks, Bos’n Mate!!

Exactly what I needed ty

My shed rots out at the bottom too even though it's 2 inches above the ground. I don't understand it. Going plastic next time.

Great video

What did you use for a bottom plate sealer?

Thanks for vid, but same rot will happen again. You need to raise a concrete curb. Slab is nearly level with grade. Need to raise.

Would have made a huge difference if you had put down a water shield under the new bottom plate. 😮

Probably need to grind down the edges of the slab to let the water to flow away. Grade the concrete. 3:56 Also, need to apply some sill sealer foam to the underside of the bottom plate to prevent wet concrete wicking moisture into the wood.

Excellent Work! Very interesting. I am not married to the music.

The water damage is similar looks like sprinkler over sprays hits the bottom plate silks up water damage to the top the one wall had to be replaced loos if water damage from roof gutter not working right

Where is the vapor barrier between the 2x4 and foundation?

Reusing OSB Speaks volumns of this mans competency, should have used anchors not pins in bottom plate. And if your are selling yourself,on the net, why would you say siding sucks.

Great job,making it like new.Thats how work should be done.

Don't toss those nails in the grass 😭

You must enjoy doing this. It's bad design and you will be doing it again soon!

yeah at lest he could play some tool can't stand that hilbilly jarkin

A+ workmanship

Watch out for centipedes in that rotting wood. My dad got attacked by them when me and him were demoing our porch and now he has meningitis

Wrong wrong wrong.. should have spend the extra time to put a curb in and raise it off the slab.. not built the code wrong wrong wrong wrong

i cant believe people still build houses of wood. No wonder you loose your town when a tornado comes. We have buildings in europe that are 2000 years old with same bricks romans built them from. My house is 480 years old.

Thanks, but no thanks. You haven’t prevented this from happening again.