How To Do a Proper Kitchen Demolition
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- How To perform a proper kitchen demolition before renovating your home.
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He sound like my dad when he came to look over my house LOL All I kept hearing was "Well that is just stupid who ever did this"
Please make more of these full renovations videos. They’re great and better than anything on HDTV.
Great video but why aren't you wearing safety glasses, especially at 23:00? I pull a lot of metal out of patients eyes because no safety glasses were worn.
I love how Jeff got 2 doors to 1 during demo of the upper doors... there is something to be said about experience. I really appreciate people who coach and not give people a hard time then they do not know :)
Liked seeing a demo on a house that has a lot of surprises. Makes it much more practical than watching a video where everything is as expected. Easy to learn a lot more about things to look out for when taking on something like this.
Thanks Trevor, just showing a different style of video this week . really glad to get sop much feedback.
It would be great to video a "nightmare" house from start to finish. We are renovating a rental property right now and actually it is a barn conversion that is in better shape than some modern houses we have purchased in the past. Well the 2x4 joists are scary...but I'm sure the inspector will catch that next week. Then again, back in the day it was a barn and not designed to hold granite counters and a stone fireplace...
Woah, hearing Jeff swear caught me off guard. It's like hearing Mr. Rogers swear, you know it's realistic and possible, but never thought you'd hear it. haha
I really like the way you communicate with your staff. And offering them helpful tips without being condescending.
I got major Kool-Aid man vibe when they burst through that 'used to be' door. "Oh yeeeah!" LMAO Why is this video so much fun??
That young man does kind of look like him a bit! with that big grin!
“Whenever you take out a sledge hammer you’re just wasting time.” Take that, Chip Gaines.
i lol'd at 8:45, Master just doing what he does best, and we see the apprentice struggling in background, lmfao
Gearing up for a kitchen update/re-do. Glad to see your uninstall. Let's me know what I could find when we begin removing appliances, cabinets, and ceiling.
I, too, wondered why you aren't wearing safety glasses!
Thanks fo the video! I recently bought a house with a bunch of nasty old cabinets in the garage. I used your tips to break those things down quickly and neatly. Having an idea of what to do ahead of time sped up the project considerably.
Thanks Shawn, we appreciate the comment.
Just a matter of time when you started to beat the counter with the hammer. Love the videos. I learn a lot . Thanks again
Great content. A great mix of knowledge, action, and humor. Makes me wish I were right there with you guys. I have my first tear down renovation coming up soon, hopefully it all goes over as easily as this. Aside, This is the first time I’ve subscribed to someone’s channel from a single video view. Looking forward to your playlist, and watching this particular episode again.
Looking forward to see how you are going to build everything back
We went with a open space and a minimalist kitchen with a massive island. I think you will like it.
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. I always wonder when I watch demo's on tv why they make such a mess for themselves. I took off my hood vent this fall and what a mess, the wires were wrapped with duct tape, the ground wasn't connected. You would chuckle if you saw the plumbing in my kitchen. I bought this house from a contractor believe it or not, lots of hidden treasures.
It pains me to say it but some times trades cut the biggest corners at their own homes. Thanks for watching and for the kind words.
As for TV, people forget it is "entertainment". While I would love to watch a guy with a tool belt all day, it is not very exciting to the other 90% of viewers....I remember in my parents house, when father renovated he found the wall sconces taped with scotch tape (not even electrical or even duct tape!) And the light fitting almost fell on my head one day from the ceiling, missed my by inches, talk about a brown trouser moment! While I am an enthusiastic amateur and semi skilled DIY'er, I do like to read up as much as I can before I attempt anything. My father worked for a construction company for many years and was very handy, that helped growing up...
Totally relatable
I just got a house that was pre owned by a contractor and it was the sloppiest work u had ever scene
Nothing was up to code or inspected
Literally it looked liked a child remodeled the house
No in fact my 5 year old son could do a better job
I am honestly surprised the house didn’t burn down or fall down
While you learn a lot at trade school, it is only in the real world with the Frankenstein setups that you really "learn".
Great work... keep posting more videos this will help me as I grow my business...thanks and God bless brotha!
Great video, would like to see more videos continuing with this kitchen and other videos like this! Thanks!
We have the entire kitchen series coming up! stay tuned.
awesome work you do and your videos are sooooooooooo detailed. love it. wish you lived in the fraser valley, bc
In a demolition like this, do you (or the homeowners) ever donate the cabinetry or appliances to someplace like Habitat for Humanity? Even if the cabinets are past their shelf life, those knobs and hinges look pretty ok.
Ok, I have been going back to watch your videos and your a great teacher! Think u could be the next Mike Holmes ! Great work
This was amazing! showed all the previous faults which are helpful.
Your videos are great and a new subscriber from me :) It's scary how bad some wiring can be set up and I learnt some good tips about kitchen demolition that we might be doing ourselves down the track. I really enjoy learning about house renovation as we are renovating our home and learning and researching techniques as we go and am so happy with the changes we have made so far. I am gonna be binge watching more of your videos :)
Thanks Jemgirl, enjoy the binge!
Thanks for explaining demolition as deconstruction, and showing the logic (and illogic) of past builders in order to do the present job safely and efficiently. I like to see the thinking that should be going into renovation. The "why", not simply the "what" .
The best way to learn how to build anything is to take it apart first!
Unless it was built wrong in the first place.
You have answered alot of questions for me. Thank you.
Glad to help Sylvia!
Videos more like this please! Do you have any advice on gutting a basement space? (no natural light) Wondering if we are better off re-locating the existing electrical panels and set up temporary lights first so we can also rip off all the old electrical wires. Thanks!
Will do that soon. I would suggest cutting in a few windows first. This makes it easier to get materials in and out and gives natural light.
Please follow up with the rest of the kitchen buildout!
I’m about to do some wall demon in our kitchen... albeit, I’m from Scotland UK it’s always good to see how others do it..
Love the channel.
Cheers Ross, great to hear from Scotland! Bonnie
Your comments during the discovery period are exactly the words I say when I work on a family members’ home. I may be a DIY guy, but my work is to code.
Love your videos. Would love to see one on recess lighting
Thanks Victor. I am sure we will cover that topic.
Excellent video. Hope to see the rebuild process as well!
the nest few weeks is dedicated to the basement bath and kitchen in this project. Keep commenting and let us know what you like and don't like about them.
Interesting... found this channel a few days ago and have been binging. Picking up lots of little neat tips, thanks, Jeff!
Be nice to see a link to whatever came next in this project?
Just look for the kitchen playlist. Cheers! and links are at the end of the videos.
27:22 OHHH YEAAAAHHH
i laughed in a good way though, about that kid trying pull out the doors with a crowbar.. 1st door u snapped it out with ease, while kid struggled to fit the tool to wedge.. 3 to 1 i love it im always trying to learn new ways. mad respect for teaching. great video
Great instructional video on what to do and what not to do. A little more attention on you and your teams safety protection. I enjoyed the demo.
Im a diesel mech..and I use my little dewalt impact driver every single day. It is easily 1 of the best tools I have ever owned..and it looks like you use yours alot too!!
Just about finished killing my second one now. But yes a true work horse. Cheers
I love it as well best impact in the market
Great video man, keep up the great content👍🏼
Glad you liked this type of video. Appreciate the comment.
Thank you Jeff for this great video! My kitchen cabinets are nailed to the wall! The nails are neither Phillip nor anything that can be pulled out using an impact drive. Some have been pushed a bit deep into the wood. What would be your recommend in dealing with such nails? Thanks
pick your self up a little bear claw or nail pulling tool.
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY Thank you and apology for some typos, which are the result of not that smart auto-correct on my mobile device. Happy New Year and Thank you for all your great videos!!
Very helpful info...thanks for that demo about to start only kitchen. And you gave all info i needed
code in alberta allows for those vents.
Love the video keep up the good work.
They are junk. But I can understand why they are needed in older homes. When doing a new reno though they should not be allowed unless installed higher than the fixture, never underneath
Lets see a video on installing the new cabinets
All the kitchen videos are on the way over the next few weeks.
Great video! You showed a TON more than they do on the TV shows! Do you have any videos showing electrical work being done?
Hi Jeff, Jeff here, yes we just filmed a custom bathroom at my place where I am doing my own electrical. Cheers It will be out in the new year!
You are very technical so nice explanation to your workers. Thanks for the video
That wire just being in the Cold Air Return is more Dangerous than the staples you were talking about. Effectively if there were an animal or something down the road that caused the wire to get hot, and if it got hot enough to start a fire, the return would feed that fire Air. I know it is against my Local Electrical code.
Very good information. Easy to follow.
Another great informative video. Thanks.
Thanks Larry, good to hear from you again!
Hi Jeff, love the video, great tips! Thanks for the knowledge you share!
Thanks Jason, I must admit we really are enjoying the TH-cam experience. Plenty more videos coming.
that negative air really works, 5-min into the project and there aren't dust particles or cob webs anywhere. The refrigerator and stove just pleasantly wheel out.
Nice video! Thanks a lot.
can someone explain the pressure in the beginning? What do you need to do to keep dust levels down?
Do you just need to force air out of the house to get this negative pressure?
Can you please make video about how to attach dishwasher to cabinet and granite countertop. Thank you.
Check with your dishwasher Manufacturer, where most dishwashers fix to the bottom of the countertop, most dishwasher manufacturers have kits to mount to the sides instead.
Hey Jeff, we are having a new countertop installed and we want to save money by removing the old laminate countertop ourselves. We are going to paint the cabinets as well. Any tips on removal without damaging the cabinets?
All laminates are screwed from the underside. simply back off the screws and you should have great success.
Home RenoVision DIY Thanks Jeff, can't wait for more from this project.
Samuel Feguer we are rolling out the kitchen reno videos over the next few weeks.I hope you like our minimalist kitchen.
Enjoying your videos Jeff. Very entertaining and I am definitely learning a lot. Thank you!
Thanks Paul. We really appreciate the comment. Looking forward to hearing from you again.
Great videos and presentation!
Thanks Devin, Max and I work really hard on these videos. we appreciate the comment. Cheers!
WOW TY FOR INDISPENSABLE TIPS
Another great video . Thanks.
Thanks for watching and for commenting. Glad to hear that you like this style of video.
I wish I could be one of the dudes just helping and learning from you!
Great video liked this style!
Thanks Jed, we were trying something a little different.
Enjoyed this one Jeff, could you show us how your dust fans are setup?
My apologies. We will definiitely go through that one more comprehensively in the future. The technique is explained in more detail in the video from the 1930's reno. You can find it using the search tool.
hi there great video as always, can you explain what you were saying about the wires not being legal when installed with those staples, something about 5 lanes being put through 2 lanes? thanks, and keep up the amazing videos.
The staple should not be compressing the wire against the wood. Just holding it in place.
that house demo sounds so much like mine lol. tho havent seen issue with eletrical since the basement. just evorything else. it pays to read up on local codes also before any project!!!!
Man I am loving all your videos! Very detailed & straightforward! Cheers!
I am loving the stormtrooper outfit. Always look forward to hearing what you have to say! Cheers!
Home RenoVision DIY that was my son's previous Halloween costume..thanks for the compliment!
Great videos, valuable information and the most important you show us we can do these projects. I like your methods for the demolition is clean and organize. I am suscribe to your channell.
Here is my advise SAFETY is the most important thing in any profession, (Everyone must wear safety glasses, glove, hard hat and safety shoes)
Cheers Thomas, but I am a safety second kind of guy. The body can heal itself of m most problems. The rest well lets just say i would rather have a life of super productivity than a life of average productivity. even if that means i need to place a horn to my ear when i am 80 years old. Cheers! Someone has to pay for all those kids. !!!!!
LOL the contempt for the previous electrician and plumber was real
The guy not wearing safety glasses telling a guy to wear safety glasses. LOL
Very informative video. Would have definitely worn goggles though. Thanks for posting.
It’s crazy, you sound like a young Red Green!
You're the best thing to mankind. Thanks.
Thanks for the pressure! Cheers!
Tell someone to put glasses on because they are using a hammer, next frame him doing the same thing no glasses.
I thought the same thing! Lol smh
Calm down guys. Eyes are a luxury not a necessity.
His eyes is one thing but the employees eyes is a whole different thing... aka law suite
You didn’t show how to setup negative air. I was really interested in that tip.
did you nsee the fans with the plastic ductwork! that is negative air. All that is left to do is close windows and use plastic sheets to separate work from living area. I apologize if we didn't explain that well enough in the video. I will do that again on another project.
Still not clear. I understand the fan and plastic at the front door I assume. But where is kitchen in relation to the front door? Did you draw the air through the whole ground floor to the front? Were you able to isolate the kitchen and vent directly outside?
We have dug up the original negative air video and will release it on Sunday morning later this week.
Peppino92, we have the negative air video out. released last week . Did you find that helpful?
yes it did. thank you so much!
Found it informative on disabling cabinets, walls, and plumbing. Could have used more information on appliances removal like electric vs gas stove and any other tips and tricks to it safely. Could you show how to set up the air vacuum seal? New to this dust free concept. I have never seen it done and how it works. You said it takes half hour to set up please show how to set it up, use it, and take it down? Learning a lot. Some day I want buy and renovate my fixer home. Also like to know what tools are best to own ( new vs used) and which ones are better to rent? Also good to know model and brand and cost too? Thank you.
we have a dust free video that explains the system. Cheers!
Could you give me a link to this dust video? Thank you.
I really enjoyed this video. The dialogue that you use when you find something screwed up reminds me of myself when I find something not done correctly. I love the videos and keep up the good work!
Thanks Steve, glad you liked this new video format!
Love your vids man
Thanks wellington,. appreciate the comment.
What do contractors do about the demo material? Is it all put to the garbage or is there a source to send it to and put to any good use?
What if I want to keep the counter tops? I has ever quartz and I want to replace the cabinets underneath. I have a brand new dishwasher that is sitting under the quartz counter top. In my case, can I just take out the cabinets?
Kinda did things out of order...I would imagine having to have the countertops professionally uninstalled, replace cabinets, then have counters professionally re-installed.
I would suggest these young guys to take their opportunity serious and find themselves blessed to be trained at such a young age to get hands on training by a great knowledgeable renovation / remodeling Boss.
Hello Pam, young is dunb, and I understand that which is why Imam super patient with them.
Really good and informative video! suscribed
Thanks Kevin, glad you liked our product.
Great video! keep it up
Thanks Cheers!
I don't know how I got here but I hope this is a series to the bitter end of the remodeling job. Speaking of the staples holding the electric wiring, I have that in the cellar and I wonder if the whole place is done in the same way, there is no way I am tearing down walls
Hi , Glad you like our vids. Cheers!
Great video
Hey man I love the videos, I am 17 years old and I am looking to go into contracting. Next year in college I plan on taking carpentry and construction, is there any other schooling you can recommend for me or just simply some tips you can give me. I am also in Ontario but I live in Windsor.
Hi Phil, My best advice is to always be completely happy with what you have just done before moving on to the next step. If it feels wrong then step back and fix it. Your integrity is all you have to stand on in this business. Cheers!
Home RenoVision DIY thanks man means a lot
Awesome vid.
Thank you for commenting. Cheers!
Can you do a video on how to remove an oven?
Will you release the videos to the Reno of this project? I love your videos. I watch them like a TV show series!
The kitchen reno starts next week. Today we have a bathroom project video that is awesome and a how to install a wall hung vanity.
take care of your?and there feet so you/and they, can continue to be healthy and safe and keep up great videos !
Thanks John, but as you can see this was not a dangerous environment.
true, screws from dismantled cupboards or as you shown, poor building from day 1 can still enter the foot...it only takes a split second for an accident and younger workers seem to not learn injury points well. Be safe !
Not a dangerous environment, but you're wearing a hardhat? Gloves, safety glasses, and work boots would be a must on my job site. To each their own I guess.
I love this so much! You sound exactly like me while I (attempt) to upgrade my entire house. Everything about everything in mine too was installed/“fixed” improperly and it just makes me laugh to keep from cursing or crying. Genuine rotting wood, improper electrical...so: it’s just all gotta go. Thank you for helping me understand how to go about things a bit less moronic than our prior “handymen” - please pray for me. 🙏😣
Hi Katie, I am happy to help if you have any questions. Cheers!
Home RenoVision DIY Thank you so much! We need more men like you in this trade. You potentially saved this family’s home/life- Fire hazards galore pre-demo. Job well done as always. 👨🏻🔧👏 God Bless. 🙏
Thanks Katie, Bless you as well. Cheers!
Reminds me exactly of what doing demo on my dad's contracting jobs are like! Done jobs just like this with multi levels of flooring, shitty plumbing, and electric!
ah memories. Cheers!
This is as satisfying as any ASMR video
What product are you using for the plastic tubing on the blower discharge?
phoenix.
How did you create the vacuum system?
you would laugh at my house too! I bought an old farm house that use to be a 2 room log cabin and they just kept adding on main part built in 1870 would love to have your knowledge as I myself go through what I can
back when people built a house for survival and not as a statement.
How would one get started in construction with little to no prior experience? I really want to get into this type of work but I am only 21 so I have no idea where to start.
Find a company to work for that will teach you. Trust me when I say , no one has any right to renovate someones home without being competent. Craftsmanship takes time. Invest it and you will have a great career.
What's funny is that about 30 seconds after I posted that I got a call from a guy who runs a construction company needing help. He does a lot of business with a local flooring company that I recently applied for and I guess they gave him my resume. I was applying for a warehouse position. I told the flooring company owner that I was interested in interior renovation and he told me to apply for the warehouse to get my foot in the door, and then I can start going out and working on actual flooring jobs with the guys once I get to know them. Isn't it funny how things work out?
We took over the old farm house, the first thing in the remodeling effort was my mother in the middle of a room twirling around, looking at the ceilings and walls and bawling not knowing where to start,
From the beginning, a very good place to start!
Where can you get a fan like that to create the negative air? Is it something you can rent ?
Yes at the H.depot. Or you can buy them for around 300. bucks.
Did you test drywall joint compound for asbestos? My house was built in 1970 and has 2% Chrysotile in joint compound. From asking around, seems like the vast majority of people wouldn’t even question it/test for it and would assume nothing like that was there.
NO! I am not concerned with the presence of 2% of the not harmful type. You are being a little too careful !
I'm waiting for results from a sample in our original bathroom from 1968 prior to tear down. Rather be on the safe side with two little ones in the house. I will be using negative air pressure with a hepa filter, a respirator and sealing off the rest of the house regardless of asbestos or not but its peace of mind knowing if its present or not.
If the copper in wire had contact with hood fan, it would create a short circuit and trip the breaker, A short circuit causes a large amount of current to flow instantaneously.
I hung a tiffany lamp in my dining area in my apartment. The previous light fixture wasn't grounded. The wire was shoved up in the box.
seen that a thousand times. WeLL DONE Cheers!
My only thing is I would have saved those hinges, those things can be pricey 💰. Once again I love this channel though 👍
Why do you have to remove the drywayll? Is it because the design of the kitchen was changed? I thought you could remove the cabinets, appliances with removing the drywayll.