Thank you so much. First time homeowner and I am still a single gal. A handy man quoted me over $700 to replace these. Nope! I knew it couldn’t possibly be that expensive, but I assumed he would have to take the doors off. Wow. I am smarter thanks to you, and I am capable of doing this myself now that I am smarter 🥰🥰🥰
The weather stripping on my doors have all dry rotted on both the sides and the bottom. My late husband passed away 5 years ago and unfortunately I have no one who even seems to know anything about how to replace them. In my mind it didn't seem like a very difficult task but I didn't know where to start or what to do. I was too hesitant to rip off what was left hanging on them without knowing how to replace them. I have been looking at the sunlight coming in through the crack, feeling the cold air from winter blowing through and now feeling the warm air coming through and my AC going out. I decided that I was going to figure out how to do this myself so I found your video and could kick myself for waiting on someone else to do this for me! I can't thank you enough for taking the time to make this step by step video. Thanks to you not only are my doors secure now but I have confidence in myself that I can do anything I set my mind to do. I just needed the guidance that this video gave me! I'm so very thankful that I was lead here, my late husband never leaves my side ❤ Thank you again for helping me ❤
I am glad you did it! My philosophy Is, I can do it mess it up and learn, do it again cheaper than hiring someone. Sorry for your loss, I meet a lot of widows in our plumbing business that have to learn the things the husband took care of. It's great that you are doing it! Ross
THANK YOU for posting this! I’ve been sitting on this project for over a year- not sure why, as it only took me 5 minutes to get it done! Our door is lock-tight now!
Me as well! here it is almost spring time and have had the supplies way before winter! Sad not every1 wants to lend a helping hand not even the man of the house🤣🤯🤦♀️🤷♀️ js..just luckily I'm a self sufficient woman and grew up.arpund my dad and brother working on everything! #ripbrother14yrsgonetosoon
Thank you for this video. Maintenance came to check my door and said "that's just how the door sits and there's nothing we can do". It felt like a wrong answer but I didn't know the right one. Found your video and now know the door seal needs to be replaced. You made it look so easy now I feel like they lied to me and just didn't want to do the work that needed to be done.
Thanks so much for the video and all the details! Yes, it's simple, but now I know what to get, how to get it on the door, when to stop my pre-drilled holes, when to stop drilling in the screws (before dimpling) and how to trim the edge for the correct fit. I would have been guessing at all those factors, or just plain doing it wrong, so while it is a simple fix, you've prepared me to do it correctly! This is so appreciated... especially from this 65 yr old female! (No disrespect to older folks or females!) Thank you so much for sharing this video! Your explanations were extremely helpful! BTW, I have three other exit doors that also need the seals replaced. They're all steel doors, just more narrow. Will the same seal be fine for them as well, or do I need something different from a "front door seal"? Thank you again!
I'm glad you went for it! As far as the seal it should work, I would read in the description on the package. If you got it off amazon you are able to ask the seller of the product questions and they should let you know. Thank you for watching!
thanks for the visual help .. didn't think it was complicated but always appreciate a person with knowledge n experience DEMONSTRATING as you did. thanks
Thank you for a great video, my handyman said there's no hope for my back door, That I need a new door but I'm not financially able at this time, because I had new living room and kitchen floors install in today and that hit me pretty heavy. So I'm going to still try to install the new door seal on the bottom of my door like you did hoping it will keep the water from coming in. 🙏
I put off replacing my front door seal because I thought I could find an exact replacement. After almost 30 years, I convinced myself, they probably don’t make exact replacements after so many years. Thanks for sharing the video!!
Good easy job. Only one thing i would change, and that would be using a small block of wood when tapping the new piece in. Causing no damage to material. Nice easy fix..Look forward to your next project..
Very good video. Can you link the HD weatherstrip? I think when I replace mine, I will fit it to see how much needs to be trimmed, mark it, and cut it in my miter saw then slide it in
You got me thinking I could do this myself 🤔 mine has been broken for almost a year and right now flies are driving me crazy. I’m making a trip to Home Depot today.
I had water intrusion after Hurricane Ian. This is exactly the info I needed to DIY a fix as handimen will not be available for quite some time. Thank you!
Hello. I just saw this video and want to thank you. Mine has been in place for at least twenty years and I realized that the poor condition it's in is probably how spiders have gotten in. My questions to you is, can I install it without screwing it in place, and just calk the outside and inside? I have a metal door and an inadequate cordless screwdriver. Thank you!
Thanks! Great video! I have the same issue on my side entry door to my garage. I have been putting off the repair because I couldn’t envision exactly how to fix it. Now I can do it! Thank you!
Thank you very much for showing us how to do this. Today I tried sealing my door after seeing water from the rain ... inside the threshold of my home. Don’t like the look one bit, so this week I will have To go to my L.wes orHD and get me one of those door sweep. I appreciate this a lot. Thank you.
I think they have the stick on type on front door to avoid the lip and screw look. I was kind of wanting to go with that again. Hard to find. But thanks for the tip how to remove old stuck on.
Thanks for showing how it’s done. I would have put the screw a in and then cut off the excess because with the screws holding it in place I think it would be easier to cut then chancing knocking down off the door
Single gal here. I bought the type that does not need screws, and water still comes in the corners. It is my second one I buy cause I didn't do it right the first time, but I guess I didn't do it right second time either. 😭 Is there a sealant I can buy to plug in the ends??!
The original seal gasket that fits into the grooves on the bottom of the door are readily available at Lowes and Home Depot. You have to take the door off the hinges, but I think it's a far better seal than the vinyl EZ U-seals.
That is the one I got today but to be honest after watching this video, I would rather get one of those. I really don't want to take the door off. The door is wood though, so would have to find one different than white.
You should always put the screw in the lowest part of the channel because then later on as it wears you can lower that thing down on the bottom of the door
@@swissmiss221 The "channel" he's referring to is the slot the screw goes in. Instead of having a little round hole for the screw, there is a slot, so you are able to make slight adjustments up or down without drilling a new hole. I guess if somebody did not leave enough room to adjust it down, they could also use a drill bit or Dremel to lengthen the slot a little.
So I just installed my new seal, but when I go to open the door, it is very tight and difficult to open. Does the bottom of the seal just need to break in a little bit? Any suggestions on a fix?
I hate that an exact match can’t be found. I had the same one you removed. Don’t like that white one where you have to drill holes in the door. Hope I can just find some rubber under door gaskets. The job looks easy enough but it still ends up to be harder than it should as I’m not handy w/cutting & working what I consider to be intricate projects with my hands.
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Silicone the outer edge before install to keep water out
Thank you so much. First time homeowner and I am still a single gal. A handy man quoted me over $700 to replace these. Nope! I knew it couldn’t possibly be that expensive, but I assumed he would have to take the doors off. Wow. I am smarter thanks to you, and I am capable of doing this myself now that I am smarter 🥰🥰🥰
I'm glad it helped. Try the NEXTDOOR website next time you need someone. It's referrals from neighbors, for contractors etc...
$700??? Seriously?
I'm glad you DIY. What an idiot trying to take advantage. I understand as well being a single woman.
People in construction these days have a special place in hell for trying to scam people.
I agree. I’m single too and refuse to pay for repairs. Watching videos like this has helped me tremendously.
The weather stripping on my doors have all dry rotted on both the sides and the bottom. My late husband passed away 5 years ago and unfortunately I have no one who even seems to know anything about how to replace them. In my mind it didn't seem like a very difficult task but I didn't know where to start or what to do. I was too hesitant to rip off what was left hanging on them without knowing how to replace them. I have been looking at the sunlight coming in through the crack, feeling the cold air from winter blowing through and now feeling the warm air coming through and my AC going out. I decided that I was going to figure out how to do this myself so I found your video and could kick myself for waiting on someone else to do this for me! I can't thank you enough for taking the time to make this step by step video. Thanks to you not only are my doors secure now but I have confidence in myself that I can do anything I set my mind to do. I just needed the guidance that this video gave me! I'm so very thankful that I was lead here, my late husband never leaves my side ❤
Thank you again for helping me ❤
I am glad you did it!
My philosophy Is, I can do it mess it up and learn, do it again cheaper than hiring someone.
Sorry for your loss, I meet a lot of widows in our plumbing business that have to learn the things the husband took care of. It's great that you are doing it!
Ross
THANK YOU for posting this! I’ve been sitting on this project for over a year- not sure why, as it only took me 5 minutes to get it done! Our door is lock-tight now!
Fantastic! Love that!!
On behalf of all home repair people, I’ll cast no stones. It’s been 2 months for me, but now it’s done.
Lol took me a month just to Google what that bottom door thing was called 😂
@@gotit4cheap368 🤣 totally relate!
Me as well! here it is almost spring time and have had the supplies way before winter! Sad not every1 wants to lend a helping hand not even the man of the house🤣🤯🤦♀️🤷♀️ js..just luckily I'm a self sufficient woman and grew up.arpund my dad and brother working on everything! #ripbrother14yrsgonetosoon
If you have a wood door make sure you silicone caulk the outside so that rainwater does not just seep in and sits on the door promoting rot.
That is GREAT advice - thank you!
How would you go about that? I’ve caulked the bottom of a shower and around a sink but not sure how to do it here. Thank you in advance.
Its a channel door sweep, I don't understand where you would be adding the caulking? Along the top edge of the sweep?
@@chef329 it’s a “U” shaped piece. Water will run down the door and into the “U”. Caulk all along where the top of the “U” piece contacts the door.
You can use pca glue to coat it I guess
Thank you for this video. Maintenance came to check my door and said "that's just how the door sits and there's nothing we can do". It felt like a wrong answer but I didn't know the right one. Found your video and now know the door seal needs to be replaced. You made it look so easy now I feel like they lied to me and just didn't want to do the work that needed to be done.
Glad it helped
Thanks so much for the video and all the details! Yes, it's simple, but now I know what to get, how to get it on the door, when to stop my pre-drilled holes, when to stop drilling in the screws (before dimpling) and how to trim the edge for the correct fit. I would have been guessing at all those factors, or just plain doing it wrong, so while it is a simple fix, you've prepared me to do it correctly! This is so appreciated... especially from this 65 yr old female! (No disrespect to older folks or females!) Thank you so much for sharing this video! Your explanations were extremely helpful! BTW, I have three other exit doors that also need the seals replaced. They're all steel doors, just more narrow. Will the same seal be fine for them as well, or do I need something different from a "front door seal"? Thank you again!
I'm glad you went for it! As far as the seal it should work, I would read in the description on the package. If you got it off amazon you are able to ask the seller of the product questions and they should let you know.
Thank you for watching!
Thank you, now I know what that’s called and simple to do… knowledge is power!!!
Glad to help!
Nice intro - I'm going to go buy the door seal right now! Thanks for the easy instruction!
Glad it was helpful!
Exactly the video I needed! Thanks for posting!
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome I have been asking my landlord for a year to do this...I'm gonna do it myself...Thank You!!!
You can do it!
@@DIYOnTheHouse I Did it!!! ..only took a few minutes...now off to my next project lol ..Thanks Again
Thank you for posting this video I know I can fix my door now. God bless....
Glad it helped
thanks for the visual help .. didn't think it was complicated but always appreciate a person with knowledge n experience DEMONSTRATING as you did. thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for a great video, my handyman said there's no hope for my back door, That I need a new door but I'm not financially able at this time, because I had new living room and kitchen floors install in today and that hit me pretty heavy. So I'm going to still try to install the new door seal on the bottom of my door like you did hoping it will keep the water from coming in. 🙏
I hope it will work for you!
I put off replacing my front door seal because I thought I could find an exact replacement. After almost 30 years, I convinced myself, they probably don’t make exact replacements after so many years. Thanks for sharing the video!!
Glad I could help!
30 years?!!!! Lol
Great video. Thanks dude. I had no idea how to replace these for 13 years so just ignored them.
No problem 👍
Good easy job. Only one thing i would change, and that would be using a small block of wood when tapping the new piece in. Causing no damage to material. Nice easy fix..Look forward to your next project..
Thanks Larry, good idea on the wood.
Have a Great Christmas!
Really helpful.
Thank you from MN.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks a lot. God bless you and your family always.
God bless you and yours. Merry Christmas.
Fantastic. Super simple. Helps me big time.
Glad it helped!
Hi DIY! Thank you so much for your video. I am learning maintenance and I am on route to install one. Wish me luck. 👍 👩🔧
You can do it!
Thanks for your post 👍 I learn something that I did wrong way
Glad to help
Great Video. Thank you for sharing !
Our pleasure!
Perfect video thank you
You're welcome!
Very good video. Can you link the HD weatherstrip? I think when I replace mine, I will fit it to see how much needs to be trimmed, mark it, and cut it in my miter saw then slide it in
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Thank you for this very simple and useful DIY!
Thank you - glad it helped!!
Helpful and informative. Nicely done.
Glad it was helpful!
You can always trust a DIY dude with markings on his face. He earned his keep.
True words!
wanted to replace door just the door threshold, after seeing this video I see that both needed replacing thanks for easy-to-follow instructions.
You're welcome
Project went great, done in less than two hours
You got me thinking I could do this myself 🤔 mine has been broken for almost a year and right now flies are driving me crazy. I’m making a trip to Home Depot today.
You can do it!
Great, direct and enough info to trouble shot. Thanks
Fantastic!
Thanks for the help!
Happy to help!
Thank You , just did the install , keep posting videos .
I've purchased those sweep seals before from Lowes. They last about 2 years in high traffic areas of the house, then the rubber strips break off.
What's better?
@@RogerPack For ease of installation, definately the sweep seals. But, the right thing is to replace the door seal and jamb.
Very informative. I've been putting this job off but will try this soon.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you
You are welcome
Great video
Thanks!
Amazing job thank you 🙏
Our pleasure!
You made that look so simple. thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Good video, thanks. And timely for me-I have two doors out to my garage that need weather stripping. Thanks!
Thanks!
I had water intrusion after Hurricane Ian. This is exactly the info I needed to DIY a fix as handimen will not be available for quite some time. Thank you!
Glad it helped!
Thanks for so many great, useful videos!!
Glad they were helpful!
Thanks for posting
Our pleasure!
@@DIYOnTheHouse
Went on like a charm thank you so much
Thank you for this video and tips. I'm motivated to do this this coming weekend.
You got this!
I’m glad i seen someone who did it without taking the door off
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Great video Ross. Direct and to the point. Well done.
Much appreciated!
Good DIY video. POINTER: Most drills have a torque setting so you don't run the screw too deep.
GREAT reminder! Thanks!
Thank you so much for this vid! I actually prefer one you purchased!
Glad it was helpful!
Nice Video! Thanks for taking the time to make this!
Glad you liked it!
Appreciate the video. I’m going to replace mine today.
Glad it helped!
Thank you. Looks like I can do it.
Go for it!
Really good video, thanks.
Glad you liked it!
Thank you...very helpful video.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for that. I have to do mine today. Having a little rain leak at my front door.
Glad to help!!
Just what I was looking for 👍🏾 Ty
Glad it helped!
Hello. I just saw this video and want to thank you. Mine has been in place for at least twenty years and I realized that the poor condition it's in is probably how spiders have gotten in. My questions to you is, can I install it without screwing it in place, and just calk the outside and inside? I have a metal door and an inadequate cordless screwdriver. Thank you!
As long as it is a nice tight fit - that would probably work. Let us know how it goes.
Thank you!
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great stuff
Thanks
Great video, thanks
Glad you liked it!
Thank you😍
You're welcome 😊
Thank you for sharing I can DIY!!!!
Wonderful!
This was great. Thanks for sharing . . .😇
You are so welcome!
Would it have helped to have a wooden block to place between the seal and the hammer whilst hammering?
Great option!
Kirk... You stole my lines!
thank you thank you thank you!
You are so welcome!
NEED TO DO THAT. THANK YOU
Makes a big difference.
good job 👍
Thanks 👍
Thanks! Great video! I have the same issue on my side entry door to my garage. I have been putting off the repair because I couldn’t envision exactly how to fix it. Now I can do it! Thank you!
Glad it helped
Thank you so much. I can do this.
You are so welcome!
Thank you for this!
Glad it was helpful!
I needed the same door bottom strip. Menards had the correct replacement strip, cost about $11 and change.
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Thanks so much this is what I was looking because my bottom door is not straight they cut wrong 🙏🙏🙏
Bummer. This should straighten it out.
Great video. What’s the model number of the new weatherstrip? I’m having trouble finding it at my local Home Depot
Not sure that was a while ago. Sorry
Thank you! This is a very helpful channel. Just subscribed.
Awesome, thank you!
Thank you so much. I love your channel!!!
You are so welcome! Appreciate that!
Shrews are starting to come in and I’ve caught one but there are more. I’m almost positive this is how their getting in Lol! It’s always something.
Funny - those pesky things!
Thank you very much for showing us how to do this. Today I tried sealing my door after seeing water from the rain ... inside the threshold of my home. Don’t like the look one bit, so this week I will have To go to my L.wes orHD and get me one of those door sweep. I appreciate this a lot. Thank you.
Glad it helped!!
Thank you very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you this is really useful
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! Was very helpful in my own installation.
Glad it helped!
Awesome Thank You!!!!
You're welcome!
I think they have the stick on type on front door to avoid the lip and screw look. I was kind of wanting to go with that again. Hard to find. But thanks for the tip how to remove old stuck on.
Thanks for watching!
Thx somuch
You're welcome!
very helpful
Glad it helped!
Thanks for showing how it’s done. I would have put the screw a in and then cut off the excess because with the screws holding it in place I think it would be easier to cut then chancing knocking down off the door
That would work, it's pretty tight even with out the screws.
Thanks good job 🤙🤙🤙
No problem 👍
You are awesome! i love your channel please make more😎
More to come! Appreciate it!
Thx so much
You're welcome!
Think my door does not have that space. It is a hall door and I think I need to use the adhesive type. Thx.
Single gal here. I bought the type that does not need screws, and water still comes in the corners. It is my second one I buy cause I didn't do it right the first time, but I guess I didn't do it right second time either. 😭 Is there a sealant I can buy to plug in the ends??!
It may be the weather strip on the door jam not sealing.
The original seal gasket that fits into the grooves on the bottom of the door are readily available at Lowes and Home Depot. You have to take the door off the hinges, but I think it's a far better seal than the vinyl EZ U-seals.
Wow, I looked there and Home Depot, and they only had this style available when we did the video.
That is the one I got today but to be honest after watching this video, I would rather get one of those. I really don't want to take the door off.
The door is wood though, so would have to find one different than white.
my door is metal and i def don't want to take it off. i am still figuring out how the old rubber is attached.
Been putting this off since I moved in. Looking forward to lower power bills
Hug benefit
thanks,, got a door to do also, before the cold weather comes in
You bet!!
It looks like an easy DIY task, but knowing me, i'll find a way to screw it up. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
It was easier that we thought it would be!!
You should always put the screw in the lowest part of the channel because then later on as it wears you can lower that thing down on the bottom of the door
For someone who is not handy, can you describe that for me? I’m not sure what you mean by the channel in this situation. Thanks.
@@swissmiss221 The "channel" he's referring to is the slot the screw goes in. Instead of having a little round hole for the screw, there is a slot, so you are able to make slight adjustments up or down without drilling a new hole.
I guess if somebody did not leave enough room to adjust it down, they could also use a drill bit or Dremel to lengthen the slot a little.
@@indianapolisindiana7856 Thanks for the explanation
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Thank!👍🏻
No problem!
Wow
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So I just installed my new seal, but when I go to open the door, it is very tight and difficult to open. Does the bottom of the seal just need to break in a little bit? Any suggestions on a fix?
It appears to be very tight on the hinge-side
Is it up as far as it will go?
I hate that an exact match can’t be found. I had the same one you removed. Don’t like that white one where you have to drill holes in the door. Hope I can just find some rubber under door gaskets. The job looks easy enough but it still ends up to be harder than it should as I’m not handy w/cutting & working what I consider to be intricate projects with my hands.
Hope you can find what you are looking for!
What size screws did you use?
I'm not sure, they came with the seal.
I would caulk the exterior joint to keep moisture away from the bottom of the door.
That's a good idea!
How about measuring the door before you start?!!!! Good interesting video anyway, thank you!
Great suggestion!