To me Mr. Morgan has created a dream job for himself. He'll always have demand for his services. He gets to work with his hands. The problems he solves honestly helps people. As an added benefit he is able to show people his work and brings knowledge and ideas to the community (us). I'm certain you put a lot of hard work into building your business. You are inspiring! You are truly blessed, sir!
@@2121contreras it’s a decent size one (for one guy anyway). I’m pretty slammed schedule wise, but they really wanted me to do it. I am for sure doing all the framing/drywall/etc. They may have to bring in flooring and painting from someone else. I told them I would work on it till my Quadplex gets underway.
I'm glad there's some creative freedom in that job instead of a rigid engineer plan. First thing bad Joey no kneeler pad shame! I recommend a wheelbarrow on jobsite so reduce your labor back and forth even a rubbermaid cart helps. A tip for all that drywall dust and cleanup is to use a rubber squeegee or rubber broom with nubs on it. It makes your life alot easier. I'm excited you get to film some of this for us I know many people will be happy as well.
Yeah I didn’t bring my whole arsenal with me that day.. I mostly was just trying to see if something they changed their mind on would work without any major issues. I decided to rip that drywall off because it was going to happen no matter what they decide.
This is important does your area require a window as egress in each office? I had a few alternatives to offer on the layout but that's a important question
@@MattHmm-rq6dn 90% of that existing layout is there. The two new rooms originally was going to use the 2nd door off the entry and build a L shaped hall to the bathroom with the rooms off that. Now they are wanting to delete that 2nd door off the entry and come through that hallway… so customers don’t get confused which door to come in. So not having that other door is part of the equation too… I’ll email you what I sent them
Hey Joey, good stuff here! I am glad this building is getting repurposed. What is it with Dentist’s Office and a hair salon next door? It is a common them it seems. I guess, women get their teeth worked on, then their hair? 😂 I wonder what happened, if the Doctor retired, or passed away. It is sad, but Life goes on. I liked the way You took out that drywall. Was it nailed up? The building/ Office looks to be out of the late 70’s, maybe early 80’s? @ 11:15 Wow, what a mess You made there Joey! 🙄 @ 13:23. Whew, no more music! 😯 @ 15:15 what is that device to the left of the plans? Some kind of tablet? Take care and stay safe friend! 👍💪🙏
@@georgedavall9449 I’m not sure what happened to the Dentist. It is quite dated, so my guess is retired. It’s in a town I don’t typically work in. The thing next to the drawings is a little Pad Folio. Takes the little notepads… like 5x7 or something like that. I like those because they are easier to handle with tape measures and things when I’m looking at jobs.
For this kind of demo check this out Makita XDS01Z. It's a bit slower than a sawzall, but you can connect a vacuum. I hate that drywall dust. It's gonna be a good project. If you can, make a series out of it, please.
@@Stefan_Kawalec I saw that tool just the other day while I was looking for “drywall specific blades)… I thought it seemed pretty neat, I had never seen it before.
@@MORGANSMaintenance As for Makita availability. Here we have mobile Makita demo teams. They either have scheduled events or you can call them and they will come to you with a truck full of tools. You could check if there's anything like this in your area. I also get tools for testing from Polish Makita HQ, but they're less than 60 miles from me.
@@iangregoryhome it must have been a lot louder than when I edited it how it played back. I had to put something because I accidentally left my radio on and I had to try to cancel it out.
@@mdunbar04 I usually don’t take on this much by myself just because it’s not efficient. I will at times have another guy help me, but this is in a town a little farther away from where we both normally work and live. I wouldn’t be doing it because of that if it wasn’t for this particular customer. I am also slammed with other work, but they wanted me to do it. I told them I would work on it when I could and that they might have to involve some others if it gets behind schedule for them. They wanted me to at least try and get it figured out and get it to a point that would be hard for others to mess up. This is a typical job that me and my friend will take on when can help each other. He can help me on mine, and I can help him on his. We both have our own separate companies.
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To me Mr. Morgan has created a dream job for himself. He'll always have demand for his services. He gets to work with his hands. The problems he solves honestly helps people. As an added benefit he is able to show people his work and brings knowledge and ideas to the community (us).
I'm certain you put a lot of hard work into building your business. You are inspiring! You are truly blessed, sir!
Appreciate it. I can’t imagine doing anything else. It’s always interesting seeing what you can accomplish. 👍
Thanks for taking us along! Interesting looking project. Can’t wait to see some more of this, if possible!!
@@ianmedlam7295 you are welcome… 👍👍
Another great view into your life and passions. ❤keep doing big things
@@GustyOinker 👍👍
Great project can't wait to see you r progress .
@@2121contreras it’s a decent size one (for one guy anyway). I’m pretty slammed schedule wise, but they really wanted me to do it. I am for sure doing all the framing/drywall/etc. They may have to bring in flooring and painting from someone else.
I told them I would work on it till my Quadplex gets underway.
I finally bought a kwik kan after looking at them for several months,super handy.Nothing worse than that bag falling over.
@@bmck-ss3zb very true.. that and thee is always room in my truck for it 👍
I'm glad there's some creative freedom in that job instead of a rigid engineer plan. First thing bad Joey no kneeler pad shame! I recommend a wheelbarrow on jobsite so reduce your labor back and forth even a rubbermaid cart helps. A tip for all that drywall dust and cleanup is to use a rubber squeegee or rubber broom with nubs on it. It makes your life alot easier. I'm excited you get to film some of this for us I know many people will be happy as well.
Yeah I didn’t bring my whole arsenal with me that day.. I mostly was just trying to see if something they changed their mind on would work without any major issues.
I decided to rip that drywall off because it was going to happen no matter what they decide.
This is important does your area require a window as egress in each office? I had a few alternatives to offer on the layout but that's a important question
@@MattHmm-rq6dn 90% of that existing layout is there.
The two new rooms originally was going to use the 2nd door off the entry and build a L shaped hall to the bathroom with the rooms off that.
Now they are wanting to delete that 2nd door off the entry and come through that hallway… so customers don’t get confused which door to come in.
So not having that other door is part of the equation too… I’ll email you what I sent them
@@MattHmm-rq6dn and no on the window for offices… at least not in this case
Defently got the mind pondering I love me a puzzle. Thanks for the good time figuring it out!
Awesome video. Love these type of videos my guy!…… I learn a lot from you & try & apply the knowledge I gain from you to my weekend/hobby jobs 😂 😎
@@hunterstark9556 appreciate it.. if I had a camera person I would love to do more 😂
Hey Joey, good stuff here! I am glad this building is getting repurposed. What is it with Dentist’s Office and a hair salon next door? It is a common them it seems. I guess, women get their teeth worked on, then their hair? 😂 I wonder what happened, if the Doctor retired, or passed away. It is sad, but Life goes on.
I liked the way You took out that drywall. Was it nailed up? The building/ Office looks to be out of the late 70’s, maybe early 80’s?
@ 11:15 Wow, what a mess You made there Joey! 🙄
@ 13:23. Whew, no more music! 😯
@ 15:15 what is that device to the left of the plans? Some kind of tablet?
Take care and stay safe friend! 👍💪🙏
@@georgedavall9449 I’m not sure what happened to the Dentist. It is quite dated, so my guess is retired. It’s in a town I don’t typically work in.
The thing next to the drawings is a little Pad Folio. Takes the little notepads… like 5x7 or something like that. I like those because they are easier to handle with tape measures and things when I’m looking at jobs.
Interesting. I expect to learn things from this project. Thanks for taking us along!
@@OnusBones 👍👍.. hopefully I will have some days I can film some work, or at least some updates.
I couldn't tell the brand or details from the video but in general dental air compressors like at 6:14 are real nice.
I was just looking at them today… so you’re saying they need to be packed home and put in my garage instead of a dumpster… my wife won’t like that 😂
I'm liking that Atlas46 notebook folio I may just have to order one 👍.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn yeah, I had a little cheap one. It’s probably the cheapest Atlas product I’ve bought 😂
They have a tan one on Az but I want black bummer now I gotta wait a few months before its made one thread at a time 😆.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn 😂.. I haven’t heard anything on my two orders yet either
For this kind of demo check this out Makita XDS01Z. It's a bit slower than a sawzall, but you can connect a vacuum. I hate that drywall dust.
It's gonna be a good project. If you can, make a series out of it, please.
@@Stefan_Kawalec I saw that tool just the other day while I was looking for “drywall specific blades)… I thought it seemed pretty neat, I had never seen it before.
@@MORGANSMaintenance As for Makita availability. Here we have mobile Makita demo teams. They either have scheduled events or you can call them and they will come to you with a truck full of tools. You could check if there's anything like this in your area. I also get tools for testing from Polish Makita HQ, but they're less than 60 miles from me.
Excellent video, but I had to mute it because of that noise/music? 😂
@@iangregoryhome it must have been a lot louder than when I edited it how it played back.
I had to put something because I accidentally left my radio on and I had to try to cancel it out.
Wow looks like a pretty big job. Is this the scale you usually take on? Will you do this by yourself?
@@mdunbar04 I usually don’t take on this much by myself just because it’s not efficient. I will at times have another guy help me, but this is in a town a little farther away from where we both normally work and live. I wouldn’t be doing it because of that if it wasn’t for this particular customer.
I am also slammed with other work, but they wanted me to do it. I told them I would work on it when I could and that they might have to involve some others if it gets behind schedule for them. They wanted me to at least try and get it figured out and get it to a point that would be hard for others to mess up.
This is a typical job that me and my friend will take on when can help each other. He can help me on mine, and I can help him on his. We both have our own separate companies.
Why is that wall insulated? Sound dampening?
That would be my guess… since it was two separate spaces