LOL! Ooooo the pain of home remodel sometimes. At least it can provide some entertainment value now haha! Thanks for watching buddy and keep up the great work on your channel.
Finally, a contractor who installs the wall cabinets first. I do remove the doors first, though. I found it makes installing the molding easier. Additionally , I don't risk banging the doors up when they swing open accidentally.
Wow! Amazing! You make it look so easy! Can you make a video where to start when remodeling a kitchen. How to choose the best materials to the best contractor?
One thing I would advise is try to remove some of the tiles cleanly and save them for future possible damages to tiles in bathroom. You won't be able to match those lots or even find that tile
I use a roofing shingle remover to pry up cement board. It has notches on the blade that will let you get under screws or nails and allows you to pry them up with out removing first.. You’re welcome.
Me and my friend did a tile job with removal like that. It was 600sqft of it. We used a shingle remover shovel for the cement board on the floor. They had nails every 3” on every sheet instead of screws. Demo took two days between the two of us.
The devil is in the details and you knocked it out of the park.. I was blown away at how much pride you take in your work and charge reasonable prices . I'm someone who works hard but does not make much money. I always felt like I could never have my dream kitchen but to see that there is good people out there like you that can make that dream come true made my day. Wishing you all the best....
@Letsgo-ch8yryeah and I’m sure the work is in the details. You get what you pay for. I’d rather pay someone more money and get a better result. $6,000k that just screams quick flip. lol
Are we allowed to offer feedback to this beautiful build? Pot faucet on range backsplash, center all backsplash outlets, combo box light switch and outlet left of range, add electrical outlet to island on each end. My takeaway from kitchen remodels. Again, excellent work and explanation video!!!
Always appreciate constructive feedback. Thanks so much for the input and I'll have to keep that in mind for the future. Greatly appreciate the support.
Amazing video as always !! I appreciate the hard work and detailed videos you provide. I would say be mindful of the heat from the gas stove and the microwave I removed mine because it was too much heat and made me nervous.
Amazing work and video production. The weird cut outs with the backsplash feels like a travesty though. Kinda defeats the purpose of the stone backsplash if you aren't going to take it all the way up. I'm guessing this was to avoid dealing with the wall outlets.
Boy oh boy, what a nice job, you are craftsman. I like, I wish you were in our area. The quality of your work was done well. We have found around here the quality of work done, is a shame. We are doing a new countertop in our kitchen and not replacing cabinet. The old countertop are not level I and pray the installers of the new countertop will see those unleveled areas and if that can be rectified correctly before new counter top. Any suggestion for us :). I like what you did on this video. Oh just suggestion, removal of old tile what about using an ice scraper.
Awesome transfomation! Thanks for showing all that went into it. Question: how is the countertop butting up and flush with your window working out for you? I am considering a very similar detail on my kitchen remodel and am wondering (maybe worrying) if with constant splashes and whipe-downs the window will take harm over time?
Always fun and informative to watch your videos! This is exactly what I need done to my kitchen, unfortunately down here in Portland so can’t get your help with it. Any recommendations on finding a reliable contractor?
Thanks so much for watching and the continued support. My in laws are down in Portland and they did a kitchen remodel somewhat recently. I'll ask who they used.
Except for the pronunciation of height (I kept hearing "heighth"), this was a very detailed and very satisfying video. I appreciate the detail from start to finish, and I learned what I'm willing to do myself vs a professional. Probably the first video that I watched fully.
Beautiful! Can you tell me what kitchen design program you used? I’m trying to find a good one but every program requires that you buy it bf knowing if it is right for you. The free versions are useless.
Bro you took the job for 25,000.00, you paid 10,000.00 for the cabinets there’s counter tops, flooring ,labor just a couple of big ticket items, did you make any profit or was this for a friend or family member?
Another great video. How do you choose your projects? I’m in Seattle and have a front yard project, similar to some of your other videos, that I’m looking for help with.
I saw a video somewhere about needing fancy outlets inside cabinets with switches that only supply power when the door is open because normal outlets inside cabinets is against code. Is that something you've heard before or was that other guy just a shill for Big Receptacle? I know nothing about any of this, I just like watching lol, thanks for sharing your work!
Do you guys have any changes coming in regarding engineered stone like this? In Australia, it looks like these products will be banned, as too many cases of silicosis, and workers/employers not taking all the right precautions.
Not that I know of but yes you definitely need to always wear a proper mask/respirator when working with these types of countertops and cutting them/grinding. So are all quartz countertops being band in Australia?
Nothing against the excellent work here, but when I compare before vs after (0:14 and 44:42), it looks basically like the same kitchen updated with better lighting (the before image is yellowed for some reason), cabinet hardware, quartz countertops, new microwave, and flooring. The labor cost would be huge with all the work described. Does a 2cm thick stone backsplash improve the look when a porcelain large format tile would look just as good? Maybe a new Ikea pantry to the left of the fridge would be nice, but this kitchen has a lot of cabinets. Hats off to the skilled professionals who do this, but I wonder why so many owners feel the need to gut everything.
Looks great - however NEC requires an electrical outlet on all kitchen islands, so this is not to code. It's a bugbear for me because my place doesn't have one.. haha
@@BYOTools the cabinets are made by Base Wood Metro Factory International located in Binan Laguna Philippines. The plywood has a substantial amount of formaldehyde in it and the cheap finish won't hold up for very long. It is a "you get what you pay for" product.
Can you explain why you didn’t lay plywood under the stove as you did under base cabinets and dishwasher? Or did I miss it? I paused the video and didn’t see it. I’m learning to do my own kit. Thank you.
Do the countertop shop also do the installation, or you do it yourself? How much is the installation? Why can't they drill the faucet holes in the shop? How long did it take for the whole thing?
Nice build and video. Caeserstone is banned here in Australia as of 1st of July though due to serious health concerns for workers. I was loving all the water fed machines but the video still ended with some dude hand abrading/polishing with no face mask. That said, I believe the dust getting through PPE is part of the reason for the ban.
I think they said they bought the “new” cabinet at a discount store, but they are NOT the same as the custom cabinets that the client originally wanted bc budget.
All high end kitchens use wood. Engineered wood can even be put in a bathroom. It's incredibly resilient to water. I prefer tile myself, but wood is the go to for a luxury kitchen.
What does heighth mean? Heighth is a misspelling of height. It might exist because of a perceived similarity to other words that end in -ghth, like eighth. Other measurements, like depth and breadth, also end in -th, so some writers might overgeneralize this ending to heighth, as well. It could also stem from a mispronunciation of the word by some speakers. HEIGHTH ISN'T A WORD.
I can't see what was wrong with the original kitchen, sorry, it had nice Shaker cabinets, SS appliances, etc. Maybe the grout was dirty on the tile floor? But it was a decent kitchen.
Good questions Jonathan and luckily for me I consider myself more of a content creator than a contractor these days. I get paid multiple different ways so I'm not worried about making a ton on the project itself. I just give the client my hourly rate and as long as they agree to that I'm happy to save the client money in the end.
Way to save the client so much money. How much do you think the average homeowner could save? I have a video where I share how much to budget for a kitchen remodel: th-cam.com/video/YBdD7aAdI4o/w-d-xo.html and I encourage homeowners to consider removing anything they can do on their own in order to save. But, hiring contractors certainly jumps the labor portion of the costs significantly.
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Great video! I'd love to see how Trex decking or other composite decking boards are made. Thank you.
Amazing idea! And I have connections in that industry :) Thanks for watching till the end Shaun.
That backer board removal looked brutal 😅. Nice work as always 🙌
LOL! Ooooo the pain of home remodel sometimes. At least it can provide some entertainment value now haha! Thanks for watching buddy and keep up the great work on your channel.
this was a great video! Thanks so much for including all of these details, I personally wouldn’t have even thought about!
Outstanding tutorial, you shared a lot of great information. This will definitely help me when I tackle my own kitchen remodel. Thank you
Finally, a contractor who installs the wall cabinets first.
I do remove the doors first, though. I found it makes installing the molding easier. Additionally , I don't risk banging the doors up when they swing open accidentally.
The smallest details really are important in the kitchen. We appreciate your attention to all the details throughout your video.
Wow! Amazing! You make it look so easy! Can you make a video where to start when remodeling a kitchen. How to choose the best materials to the best contractor?
One thing I would advise is try to remove some of the tiles cleanly and save them for future possible damages to tiles in bathroom. You won't be able to match those lots or even find that tile
Brother, this is amazing. You are an artist, so much detail.
I use a roofing shingle remover to pry up cement board. It has notches on the blade that will let you get under screws or nails and allows you to pry them up with out removing first.. You’re welcome.
This was so satisfying, I love how precious and professional you are 😮 I've have never owned a home when I do I would love for you to remodel it 😍
Me and my friend did a tile job with removal like that. It was 600sqft of it. We used a shingle remover shovel for the cement board on the floor. They had nails every 3” on every sheet instead of screws. Demo took two days between the two of us.
Great video, I feel like I can do follow you and DIY my kitchen either, good job!
25,000 for everything? No way! You’re going to be booked up for the next 10 years in the blink of an eye!
If only I stuck to kitchen remodels only haha :) Thanks so much for watching and the kind words.
The devil is in the details and you knocked it out of the park.. I was blown away at how much pride you take in your work and charge reasonable prices . I'm someone who works hard but does not make much money. I always felt like I could never have my dream kitchen but to see that there is good people out there like you that can make that dream come true made my day. Wishing you all the best....
@Letsgo-ch8yryeah and I’m sure the work is in the details. You get what you pay for. I’d rather pay someone more money and get a better result. $6,000k that just screams quick flip. lol
People don’t like to hire cheap laborers excuse they are suspicious of them too
Awesome video.. so detailed and informative. Learned a few things!
Great looking kitchen however that sink is set to far back. Look at 40:36. My back hurts just thinking about washing dishes in it.
Are we allowed to offer feedback to this beautiful build?
Pot faucet on range backsplash, center all backsplash outlets, combo box light switch and outlet left of range, add electrical outlet to island on each end.
My takeaway from kitchen remodels. Again, excellent work and explanation video!!!
Always appreciate constructive feedback. Thanks so much for the input and I'll have to keep that in mind for the future. Greatly appreciate the support.
Doesn’t the pot filler get greasy ? Also yet another water line to potentially fail later down the road. That’s the only reason I haven’t added one
Pot fillers are expensive and pointless, and against code in a lot of places
Bro this video was amazing. I rarely watch videos at this length in its entirety. You do incredible work.
Amazing video as always !! I appreciate the hard work and detailed videos you provide. I would say be mindful of the heat from the gas stove and the microwave I removed mine because it was too much heat and made me nervous.
Really?! Never heared of that issue before. I'll have to look into that further. Thanks for the heads up and watching.
Wish you guys were in NY! Amazing job!
Looks incredible
Excellent work ! You are going to go far with your skills !
Great video! Outstanding Work.
Great detailed video!
Amazing video !
Amazing work and video production. The weird cut outs with the backsplash feels like a travesty though. Kinda defeats the purpose of the stone backsplash if you aren't going to take it all the way up. I'm guessing this was to avoid dealing with the wall outlets.
Boy oh boy, what a nice job, you are craftsman. I like, I wish you were in our area. The quality of your work was done well. We have found around here the quality of work done, is a shame. We are doing a new countertop in our kitchen and not replacing cabinet. The old countertop are not level I and pray the installers of the new countertop will see those unleveled areas and if that can be rectified correctly before new counter top. Any suggestion for us :). I like what you did on this video. Oh just suggestion, removal of old tile what about using an ice scraper.
Love this! Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful work!
Don't understand what was wrong with previous cabinets? What is the need to throw them to the dumpster and then installing the same cabinets?😮
I thought of the same thing 😅 its the same cabinet, why throw the old one away? Just change the handle and your done
And destroying that tile! Are you kidding! He was just doing what the customer wanted… but that was just big time waste! Imho
New, merely for the sake of it. 😢
You guys are ridiculous, it’s not your house so why do you care?
That bothers me when i see people removing the old cabinets with a sledge hammer.
Outstanding!
Thanks so much for watching and all the support Steven.
$75K?!?! Contractors need to just be put in the corner to think about what they have done.
Awesome project. Reminds me that after 8 years of delaminating laminate that we need our kitchen done as well! Are you for hire, lol! 🙃
Wow beautiful work.
Thanks so much for watching Danny.
if you were replacing cabinets and installing laminate flooring would you do the floor first?
26:34 I like to take scrap pieces, use them to find the exact angle, then cut the finished pieces
how long did it take since start of demo until home owner can use kitchen
Love your skills!
Wow!!! Such great work!
Awesome transfomation! Thanks for showing all that went into it. Question: how is the countertop butting up and flush with your window working out for you? I am considering a very similar detail on my kitchen remodel and am wondering (maybe worrying) if with constant splashes and whipe-downs the window will take harm over time?
Always fun and informative to watch your videos! This is exactly what I need done to my kitchen, unfortunately down here in Portland so can’t get your help with it. Any recommendations on finding a reliable contractor?
Thanks so much for watching and the continued support. My in laws are down in Portland and they did a kitchen remodel somewhat recently. I'll ask who they used.
Here's a contractor that did my In-Laws Kitchen Remodel. He did an amazing job: www.rollinghillsremodeling.com
You’re the man, very much appreciate this. I’ll give them a look. Thanks again!
Great skills!
Except for the pronunciation of height (I kept hearing "heighth"), this was a very detailed and very satisfying video. I appreciate the detail from start to finish, and I learned what I'm willing to do myself vs a professional. Probably the first video that I watched fully.
what a beautiful kitchen
Awesome guys thanks more please
Newbie DIYer here. When is inspections to be done and when are they needed?
Beautiful! Can you tell me what kitchen design program you used? I’m trying to find a good one but every program requires that you buy it bf knowing if it is right for you. The free versions are useless.
Bro you took the job for 25,000.00, you paid 10,000.00 for the cabinets there’s counter tops, flooring ,labor just a couple of big ticket items, did you make any profit or was this for a friend or family member?
Another great video. How do you choose your projects? I’m in Seattle and have a front yard project, similar to some of your other videos, that I’m looking for help with.
I’m sure you adjusted the hinges to align those doors, but my OCD at 20:48
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I did. Watch at the tail end of the video after the countertops are installed. You'll feel better haha :)
I saw a video somewhere about needing fancy outlets inside cabinets with switches that only supply power when the door is open because normal outlets inside cabinets is against code.
Is that something you've heard before or was that other guy just a shill for Big Receptacle?
I know nothing about any of this, I just like watching lol, thanks for sharing your work!
Never have I ever seen an Arm Jack lifting tool before!! How come it wasn’t listed on the Tool List, kind sir? :)
Great vid. 😊
What is the name of the lifting tool at 1:31?
love how he keeps saying "we" when the counter top guys come in. I think you meant "they"
The Royal "WE" I'm referring to LoL! Thanks for watching.
Do you guys have any changes coming in regarding engineered stone like this? In Australia, it looks like these products will be banned, as too many cases of silicosis, and workers/employers not taking all the right precautions.
Not that I know of but yes you definitely need to always wear a proper mask/respirator when working with these types of countertops and cutting them/grinding. So are all quartz countertops being band in Australia?
@@BYOTools yes, as of 1 July 2024, an order is made to prohibit the use, supply and manufacture of all engineered stone.
Nothing against the excellent work here, but when I compare before vs after (0:14 and 44:42), it looks basically like the same kitchen updated with better lighting (the before image is yellowed for some reason), cabinet hardware, quartz countertops, new microwave, and flooring. The labor cost would be huge with all the work described. Does a 2cm thick stone backsplash improve the look when a porcelain large format tile would look just as good? Maybe a new Ikea pantry to the left of the fridge would be nice, but this kitchen has a lot of cabinets. Hats off to the skilled professionals who do this, but I wonder why so many owners feel the need to gut everything.
I love this kitchen
Looks great - however NEC requires an electrical outlet on all kitchen islands, so this is not to code. It's a bugbear for me because my place doesn't have one.. haha
Not in 2023. Read the new code.
@@eamcbmsc 2023 requires pop up electrical outlets? Either way, it’s a really bad idea not to include them
@@TheducksOrg no it doesn’t. You can read section 210.52(c)(2). Outlets are no longer required.
@@eamcbmsc what a regressive change! Having to run cables over floors is such a safety hazard. Lazy electricians must have lobbied for it 😒
@@TheducksOrg it’s definitely a step backward but 🤷
Where did you source those cabinets from? Looks great!
Links are in the video description but here it is just incase you can't find it. Thanks so much for watching: www.piuskb.com/
@@BYOTools the cabinets are made by Base Wood Metro Factory International located in Binan Laguna Philippines. The plywood has a substantial amount of formaldehyde in it and the cheap finish won't hold up for very long. It is a "you get what you pay for" product.
Beautiful.
Thanks so much for watching and all the support.
Can you explain why you didn’t lay plywood under the stove as you did under base cabinets and dishwasher? Or did I miss it? I paused the video and didn’t see it. I’m learning to do my own kit. Thank you.
I understand that wood floor is laid under a range and refrigerator, so no need to rais that up.
Do the countertop shop also do the installation, or you do it yourself? How much is the installation? Why can't they drill the faucet holes in the shop? How long did it take for the whole thing?
so how much was all the material needed including the tools minus the slab cutter?
Where did you go for the custom cabinets?
I'm looking to either build my own, or purchase.
Jk. Just saw it in the description 😂😂
as per electric code, receptacles are not allowed inside cabinets unless the plug is wired to turn off when doors are closed
45 minutes? If that's a dream please don't wake me up! (Even tho it's 01:44 CET)
LOL! Extra long today thats for sure haha. Thanks so much for watching.
@@BYOTools Thank you for the wonderful videos on this channel
Burke bars are really helpful for floor demo and everything
Why do you need to remove the cement board? I’ve never done hardwood floors
Idk
it seemed weird to me, bc he only said it’s “not needed” not that it had to be removed. If it could’ve stayed, it would’ve saved a lot of effort
I don't get that either. Until now, I have understood that many kinds of flooring including manufactured wood can just be laid on top.
Very good job. Can you come to Michigan and do my small kitchen been try to get it done now over 5 years company want to charge to much. I am 66yrs
“I’d hate to be the guy who has to rip this floor up!” -the guy who installed the tile (probably)
LOL! That for sure happend haha! Thanks so much for watching.
I wish someone could count how many times he said, "cabinet" in this video
Is it screwed on the studs or wall framing?
Please include a link for the jack
hi do you need cut list for your kitchen fit out?
The cabinet face frames seem to be an inch or more thick. Unusual.
I may look like that but they are less then an 1" thick. They are nice and solid though. Thanks for watching.
What’s holding up the sink besides silicone and epoxy?
40k for cabinets 😮. Buy your own table saw and start cutting. Even if you mess up every even number of plywood sheets, you will come out on top
Nice build and video. Caeserstone is banned here in Australia as of 1st of July though due to serious health concerns for workers. I was loving all the water fed machines but the video still ended with some dude hand abrading/polishing with no face mask. That said, I believe the dust getting through PPE is part of the reason for the ban.
Man this kitchen was already perfectly fine, could have just used a paint makeover - I wish I could have just received the waste to reuse
Fantastic
supercool!
Thanks so much for watching and your continued support
Cutting all that engineered stone with no protection? I’m worried that the silica will get into everyone’s lungs 😢
I wonder if IKEA cabinets are considered customized cabinets and can save budget too. 🧐
So how did you get the custom cabinets for 75% off? Mentioned they were $40,000 but you were able to get them for $10,000
I think they said they bought the “new” cabinet at a discount store, but they are NOT the same as the custom cabinets that the client originally wanted bc budget.
You are fking awesome! I'm in a wheelchair and I need to have my base cabinets with pull out "trays" , but I live in an apartment!!
I would cry if I had tile and it was replaced with engineered wood, especially in a wet area like a kitchen.
All high end kitchens use wood. Engineered wood can even be put in a bathroom. It's incredibly resilient to water. I prefer tile myself, but wood is the go to for a luxury kitchen.
You didnt have to look for the studs?
What does heighth mean? Heighth is a misspelling of height. It might exist because of a perceived similarity to other words that end in -ghth, like eighth. Other measurements, like depth and breadth, also end in -th, so some writers might overgeneralize this ending to heighth, as well.
It could also stem from a mispronunciation of the word by some speakers. HEIGHTH ISN'T A WORD.
What is heith?
where are you located?
Greater Seattle area. Thanks for watching Tristan.
Do you service Vancouver wa or have a recommendation?
Ok you're hired where can i find u
Wow
I can't see what was wrong with the original kitchen, sorry, it had nice Shaker cabinets, SS appliances, etc. Maybe the grout was dirty on the tile floor? But it was a decent kitchen.
Your hired where are you located I’m in Florida.
Isn't this the same kitchen you renovated about a year ago? It looks very similar 😀 Either way, great video !
Such a skinny island..
You sure saved them a lot of money, but did you make any profit at all? Just wondering 🤔
Good questions Jonathan and luckily for me I consider myself more of a content creator than a contractor these days. I get paid multiple different ways so I'm not worried about making a ton on the project itself. I just give the client my hourly rate and as long as they agree to that I'm happy to save the client money in the end.
The cabinets could have been donated OR sold
Way to save the client so much money. How much do you think the average homeowner could save? I have a video where I share how much to budget for a kitchen remodel: th-cam.com/video/YBdD7aAdI4o/w-d-xo.html and I encourage homeowners to consider removing anything they can do on their own in order to save. But, hiring contractors certainly jumps the labor portion of the costs significantly.
Those cabinets look exactly like the old ones 😂🤦🏻♀️