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How to REPAIR THAT LARGE AC HOLE so nobody knows it was ever there
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2021
- This is part two where we close in the large hole left by the removal of the heavy 15,000 btu air-conditioner as shown in last weeks video.
Closing in a hole is a lot easier than most people may think and with just a few simple tools you should be able to perform this job yourself.
We did use power tools to perform this job, but they are not necessary however, they do speed things up quite a bit and add a level of accuracy.
We hope you enjoyed this weeks video and if you have a similar project with questions, please ask them in the comment section below.
Here are some of the tools we used in this video:
Paslode framing nailer: amzn.to/3Co5ETd
Vinyl siding removal tool: amzn.to/39jRPc4
Osmo Action Camera used to record video: amzn.to/3lAb5HP
Cheers,
Bob
Dude, amazing work! 👏 I have 3 large wall units in the house and ill be converting to split dual air. This will save me hundreds of dollars doing it myself.
You should answer the questions the viewers have !!!!!
Very nice job. I have TWO I need done!!!! I don't even know who I can call and the cost so I've been putting it off.
Just what I was looking for!! THANK YOU. Very detailed
Very good video. But the part I was really interested in is how to repair the vinyl siding. You played in high speed making a very difficult to see what you did. It would be great if you had a little of that in regular speed and then sped it up.
Thank you
Awesome, Bob!
Great work, going to use your system to cover one in my garage!
Right on time, thanks for posting!
Excellent work!
Good video, thanks for sharing!
Beautiful work skill
Great job! I'm quite curious what the cost for covering an AC unit hole would be nowadays? I live in NJ and I want to get ride of my old AC units but I'm not sure I can endeavor in such an operation you just did! Thanks!
that fan hitting them ball cool breeze lol but I enjoy the information cause I need it for my project.ty
Thanks this is exactly what i needed ! 👍
Wonderful work. Love how you were standing over the fan!😆
Where do you live Lisa?
@@BobsHomeServicesLLC Overbrook section in Philadelphia.
Ah not too far away lol
Incredible!
Great video but one question: did you staple the water seal after you tucked it in?
Great website
Can you please list the materials again? It was difficult to hear what you used. Thank you so much!
Great video Bob. Quick question, did they remove the a/c because they upgraded to central, or was it just an eyesore for them?
Thanks for the video. Can the hole be enlarged? I have a very old unit that’s now shot and the updated model is about an inch wider then the hole from the old unit
Can't hear you over this music lol
Proper 👍
What are the panels called that you used to cover for the outside? Thank you
what if you have a steel frame house how do you do it then?. I have 3 ( air-cons)that need taking out and the holes patching
While I’d love to be able to do this myself, I am completely uncoordinated and would probably make the hole bigger. How much does this patch work usually cost? I have a small one and a large one I would love to get rid of.
Thanks for the video. I'm doing just that (taking out a 15000 BTU a/c) this week. Just one question about the insulation: isn't the paper supposed to face the inside of the home?
Yes, paper goes towards the finished space.
@@DAMusic-qu2ec At 4:42 It looks like the insulation is facing the wrong way.
Can you come to New York to do mine
8:59 your smell wifting along the homestead as she gets back from her short trip away, and she loves you for that.
Should have boxed out the entire window but it should hold. Good job.
It is boxed out what do you mean?
Great video, however, the music in the background was very distracting. Would much rather just hear you talking ❤
I don't hear him explaining what he's doing
Like it never even existed.
Wsh my landlord would do this.
Does the AC unit at your rental no longer function? I'm quite certain if you rented a place that has an appliance in it, it must work, but that may change state by state; check with your local housing authority, but remember, if your too much of a pest they may try to evict as well.
Cheers,
Bob
Long vid. Too long.
Useless comment. Extremely useless.