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- Today I'm rebuilding the rotten floor in my shower. This problem was caused by moisture buildup due to lazy/shameful plumbing practices. Have some integrity! Watch the full renovation 👉🏼 • This Bathroom Renovati... Cheers!
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That mouse fact actually is really marvelous to know. I love learning tips tricks and facts from you. I got the Graco X5 paint sprayer you used the other week to paint my siding as soon as I figure oout what color were going with lol.
Why not bring the drain to code,should be 2 inch!
Do you want to go shooting while you're in the free state of Florida? We've got everything you need if you want to!
The staples are legal in the states to secure electoral wire
You sir are a Polymath!
"If it doesn't have any integrity and you leave it there, neither do you" Epic quote
and Yet I felt it needed to be said even though it is so obvious. Cheers!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY I thought it was spot on and hilarious. Your content is always worth the watch.
Came here to make the same comment lol, so true
He did not take out the rest of that rotting board! lol
so said the last guy who remodeled there
“If it doesn’t have integrity, and you leave it, neither do you.”
Best renovation quote I’ve ever heard. Love this channel!
Finally, a youtuber who's tolerable to listen to for 45 minutes. And more, actually entertaining. And he turns down the sound when he uses power tools. He's a champ!
We need more shows of people like Jeff demonstrating their trade. If this was a channel on TV growing it, it would have inspired so many.
Quality construction is critically important for us to have quality lives
Thank you for this video. I have some of the same disasters in my tub/shower area in my manufactured home. I tore it apart a couple years ago but I wasn’t sure how to fix it. Four years ago I also had a house fire in one of the bedrooms which I am in the process of repairing. I am a 74 year old widow and was under insured so I have to DIY the repairs. The walls have been rebuilt, siding replaced , new window installed ,new insulation, replaced burnt wiring and Tuesday having a electrician come out to check my work and reconnect the power. I am in Washington state and the cold rainy weather is just around the corner. Keep the videos coming.
Well done Suzanne. you are inspirational to me. Cheers!
Jeff, you have the patience of a saint 😇 with that shower rehab! After watching you for so long, I’m beginning to believe that you thrive on challenges!
Jeff and team, I really appreciate these videos. I've learned a ton of tips and tricks from you that have helped me with my current townhouse renovation and issues that have risen up as I have progressed through it. Seeing how well you handled running into these existing conditions in this bathroom is inspiring as I know I would have been extremely angry personally. Please keep up the good work, I'm sure it means a lot to many people who watch!
Jeff makes mistakes, takes responsibility for them in the most honest way possible, and shows you how to correct them. This is why I subscribe; a true DYI renovator is going to do this sort of stuff and is going to need to know how to recover from it. Also, it's encouraging to know that even a true master can make mistakes once in a while.
experience teaches you how to solve problems ...life keeps throwing curve balls. Cheers!
True professional will not make any mistakes wen giving the home owner the BILL,😣
i've been following him for years, and i haven't seen anyone as honest and easy to understand and follow as Jeff. I recently renovated my Bathroom myself with the biggest fear in life but it turned out spectacular. it was my first remodel i ever did and i'm super happy with it. I'm now saving to do the two other bathrooms in the house which actually will be easier than the one i did first up, and i'm really excited about it.
i am extremely left-handed (meaning i can't to squad) so it says a lot of what i have to thank Jeff for. I've seen some outrageously retarded channels trying to imitate Jeff, some even talking down on the guy, but Jeff's work speak for itself.
@@davegordon6943 well that's why he will never work in a real house !
No mistakes on the bill ! He asks 5000 owner gives him 1000 he says ooooooooooooooooooooooahahahah you made a mistake on the bill un except able! Owner says payed you on your work !
Jeff, thanks for showcasing how to address unexpected issues. This hits close to home, currently remodeling the bathroom in my century home as a first project and I’ve run into most of the issues you’ve encountered here.
While my subfloor isn’t particle board, it was tongue and groove planks that had been cut up to fit new plumbing. It was so bad that the flange was supporting the whole weight of the toilet.
Just wish I’d gotten to watch this series before I finished. You’ve laid out how to resolve these issues in such a succinct way that took me so long to figure out on my own.
If you see this, you should replace that CPVC. It gets brittle and will can shatter easily if you are very doing future work to the fixtures. Why do all that work and not replace at least the upper portion of it?
CPVC plumbing is a ticking time bomb.
meh. I have used PVC/CPVC for decades and never had a problem. Like anything, as long as it is installed correctly and protected it will last virtually forever
It has no integrity, neither do you…. Love it 😂
Thanks Jeff, you are truly amazing and I’ve learned so much from you 🙏🏻
I agree!
Cheers!
I like your descriptions of what needs to be done and what to look for. I can now fix my floor around the toilet to make sure the toilet doesn't fall through the floor. Thank you Jeff.
"if it doesn't have integrity and you leave it there....NEITHER DO YOU!" - Love that!
“If it doesn’t have any integrity and you leave it there .. neither do you”
Wow. Dropping life wisdom ! 🍻
As someone trying not I collect a large amount of tools because they will not be used regularly, I REALLY appreciate you having a barebones set up and adapting as you go 🙏🏼
Jeff - the more mistakes you make and have to go back and fix, the more closely you resemble the reality of my process lately - thank you!
"If you punch a hole through it, it has no integrity. If you use it anyway, you don't have any integrity." Awesome!!!
You put it in quotes and got the whole quote wrong and really got it backwards. He said it and made sense. Your version made absolutely no sense. 3:31
"..if it has no integrity and ya leave it there, neither do you.." lol, so good..
Thank u for these videos. You show real problems that people will encounter and different ways to solve them. Every thing i do at my house always ends up being a bigger task than i thought it would be.
I always thought working on a trailer was like working on the old Chevy. Permits are just another form of taxation. You've been a joy to watch for so many years. Thanks Jeff!
Over the years I've watched a lot of how to/remodeling/fixit/etc type of shows but yours is one of the most realistic because you don't pretend to have every tool in the catalog and not cutting to within a thosandth! And you are really funny, great sense of humor.
And here it is!!! You are so good Jeff!! You make things look stupid easy when they really aren't. Amazing tricks in this video from the measurements to reinforcing the floor. I have watched at least 20 of your videos and it just now hit me you use the standardized measurement system over metric.
At this point you are truly a legend many would have pack the tools and run for it. Can't wait to see the finish work.
I am committed to making this the sexiest trailer in history!
The crazy DBL wide I'm renovating continues here too! I've purchased a new drop in tub and I'm absolutely terrified of what I'm going to find under the current ugly yellow tub!! Already, the toilet rocks, so I'm going to be binge watching your videos!!!
3:30 "...if it doesn't have any integrity and you leave it there, neither do you."
Words to live by.
"if it doesn't have integrity, and you leave it, neither do you" - Fav quote in a long time!
Thanks for all the chuckles & my sympathies! You're the best! (I have such a bath room to tackle in my not too distant future.) You got it!
Thank you Professor. St louis Missouri ❤. Ive been working on my Home Renovation project thanks to you and your amazing family and crew! Seasons are changing in the Midwest. I am airing my century plus historical house prepare to continue water proofing outside working on the dampness, mold and waterproofing . Evaluating my exterior drainage systems and water management. Cheers ❤
Cheers To Missouri!
Looking forward to the next part. Very interested and invested in seeing how you will be building the walls and bench.
I watched this video because I am a new homeowner. And it taught me a lot about understanding the complexity of some projects.
'If it doesn't have any integrity, and you leave it there, neither do you!"
That. That right there. Gold.
That’s mobile homes for ya. I’ve fix/flip two manufactured home in Florida. While the building codes are not equivalent to traditional housing, they are easier to fix.
I’m doing one right now. Trying to figure out how to fix ceilings while the vents are in the floor..grrr
Jeff is the man! The knowledge and pride he takes into his work is amazing!;
appreciate that! Cheers
I’m glad you show your mistakes and not edit them out. It helps me learn and also feel a little better about myself if I make a mistake because the pros do also.
Happy to be transparent. Cheers!
I feel your pain, just had the exact same thing remodeling an old family members mobile home, particle board in the bathroom blows my mind. Couple that with galvanized plumbing.. Was quite the job,
OMG, the sight of this job wants me to run for the hills. You are a very patient craftsman.
Patient? No, he's very fast, which is why he messed up and had to back out some screws. I'm not knocking him, he gets the job done efficiently, and that's from years of experience. But a patient craftsman he is not.
Great content Jeff! Thanks for showing folks you can do it- even if you don't have *all* of your tools at hand.
You got that right! Cheers!
Wonderfully educational. Fascinating, as well. Thank you, and Kudos to your and your team.
I came for the reno tips, but I stayed for the Ace Ventrura and Hi Tek 3 references. 👍🏼
I have seen thousands of home renovation videos, however the way Jeff teaches and makes you understand is amazing. No one is like Jeff. He is my guru of home renovation. How can I subscribe with a credit card? I would love to join his membership.
I feel your pain. My trailer I had before I bought my house had water leaking into the walls from almost every window. I had to tear out the wall and about 3 feet into the room on the floor to replace all the rotted wood. It delayed moving in by 2 months as I had to pull the window, rebuild everything and reseal the window. The fact it was mostly installed with long staples everywhere AND long screws with a proprietary bit also made tearing it out a pain as it was so over stapled. Good luck as I can assure you there is more hidden damage.
LOL. That is 1 thing I am certain of. Cheers!
i am working on a similar project. The trick to getting the subfloor out is cutting between the joists so you have about 16" wide x 20" wide or so. Then you can step on one side and the staples will pull out and you can lift it out. This avoid beating on it with a hammer. Bless you for these videos. I just bought a 99 double wide that needed significant work.
I was terrified you were just gonna cut that 12-2 with the snips without testing it first. Then I remembered who I was watching. Good stuff.
I only do that when I can't find the breaker. LOL
The projects you work on that are the most challenging are the best resources, to show us how to work through problems.
Thanks for the feedback Joel. Happy to help!
"""When your common sense said not, You must have faith"""
Because you are the cause of the matter into your life.
Jeff
You gave not only hope rather confidence to rebuild the subfloor just by watching ur determination to do it the right way. I appreciate that.
It was a long journey to pull the carpet, pull 186 nails one by one and pull the big plywood and put between rafters 2x4 and put new plywood and laminate flooring.
I was able to do it because of U Jeff.
Gracias.
In the last few years, we have started to migrate to using color-coded heat shrink tubing for re-identifying neutrals. It is a bit more time consuming (not too bad if you have the tools handy) but makes for a really nice finished appearance.
I could listen to this man talk construction all day. It's like ASMR for tradesmen lol
The wire marker is usually just a paint marker with a special tip, either circle or u shaped, and that enables you to color the wire and change it to whatever color you need to identify it, if you don't want to waste money on buying proper colored conductors. My set came with red, white, green and blue.
I finally get the chance to work on an old house that I myself own. I spend 90% of my time fixing previous owners orders for their handymen to fix it "just good enough". For example, no one wanted to redo walls or pay to fix holes in them so they had their contractor run new romex wiring(the house is still halfway running off nob and tube wiring) through a hole in the floor up the wall to the appliance. Just dangling in the corner. Lol
I'm an electrician, (in the US) we carry Sharpie permanent markers in black, red and green primarily. If we are doing commercial/industrial we will also have Blue, Brown, Orange and Yellow for 3 phase power. We use the back on the hot return from a switch when using 2-wire w/g cable.
“If it doesnt have any integrity, and you leave it there, neither do you!” Such an awesome statement/quote 😂
Stacking layers upon layers is my dad for you😂. Our bathroom floor used to be 3 layers thick where the toilet sat, 2 layers for the rest of the room. Upstairs hallway is two layers of drywall. Not for fire protection or noise suppression, he didn’t feel like removing the old drywall
I really like watching this guy. The mistake he catches himself in are the same thing i do. Glad to know others are human. lol. Great video. Thank you.
I do a lot of Re-Doing my co-workers work and by the end of each day I have that same look of Frustration on my face. I feel your pain just from watching you fix other people's laziness. You are in an uphill battle that NEVER ends because workmanship and craftsmanship of today is seriously Lacking in this generation of upcoming contractors. Thanks for taking the time to show people the Right way.
I got exhausted just watching. Congratulations on a great job.💖👍👍👍
Been waiting for this follow up. Gotta save this for Sunday morning before football. Thanks Jeff and HomeRenovo!
Enjoy Tony! Cheers Go Steelers!
I love to see you fix things because you are smart and funny.
About that dyed wire - I am an amateur and I sometimes use a sharpie to color a wire if it's a secondary phase wire, for example for bathroom ventilation fans with a delay function. There's a ground, a neutral, and two phases - one (usually) from a light switch so that the fan would turn on when the lights are on and the secondary would be a permanent phase wire so that the fan would have power to run through the delay period after the lights are off.
So what I would do is color a ground wire (which in Europe is green-yellow striped) and color it with a brown sharpie making it sort of a brown-green-stiped wire. Ventilation fans don't take ground wires anyway, so this way I can use a standard 3 wire (phase, neutral, ground) cable to wire in a ventilation fan without creating confusion to whoever disassembles it later.
"If it doesn't have any integrity, and you leave it there, neither do you!" LMAO !
I really wish this video was out years ago when i was helping a friend renovate his mobile home. There just isnt that many in depth videos on this out there. Id imagine with the popularity of renovating old mobile homes ,especially in the area i live in ,videos like this would be highly successful!
Is this the last episode? Please don't stop. You are the best channel on you tube.
I am never going to Quit the channel. Just expressing my frustration in the thumbnail.
He is right about curbless showers. They pretty much need to be designed in and made that way from the start. They are usually done on first floor slabs and are essentially a shower built about 4 inches lower into the foundation and then built up to the surface of the floor. I did mine with minimal curb of only about 1.5 inches above the shower floor.
Did electrical for years in PA. Used metal wire staples all the time. They have a flat area to hold the wire tight but not damage unless you go crazy with the hammer. Since then I think guys are switching over the the air powered nailers and these newly designed “staples” as I’ve been out of residential for some time now. My dad was an electrician for over 40 years and never had an issue with the metal staples and a hammer. Just have to use your head and care about your work. Something you don’t see much anymore on these production homes going in new suburbs.
Oh and on the coloring the neutral red, sharpie baby!!! Works for black and red!! The supply house I used sold ones specific for this purpose they were huge and had a fat tip.
great tip. Cheers!
I own a home in the Mira Mesa community in San Diego, CA. The homes were built by Pardee Construction in the late 70's. The shower drain in the master bathroom of my home, as well as every neighbor on my street who has remodeled thejr master bath, was never connected to the house plumbing. The downpipe from the drains just hang in mid air with the p-trap open a few inches away.
If you have grout around the shower pan that always has a mold problem...then it's likely the drain isn't connected to the plumbing. Unbelievable, but true!
I feel like this is what it would look like if I had a youtube channel. 😂 love it
For insulation under floors, Simpson Strong-Ties are stiff wires that snap in place under the insulation and stop it from slipping down with time.
fantastic timing on this video. I have a lot of joist repair/leveling to do in my kitchen, which I’m going to rip down to the studs. I needed a lot of this. Will be joining the member forum soon.
welcome to the crew!
Make sure you got deep pockets do yourself a favor hire a pro get your check book out for a lot of exercise! 😲
@@elainerussell924 No pros to hire here.
I think Netflix has to do a series with you, I'd watch all seasons.
ps. I am PhD student with no intention of fixing anything but still waiting for the next episode.
The distance from your tool collection is even bigger than mine! (Toronto-ish to anywhere in Florida is definitely further than Ann Arbor, MI to Houghton, MI: >500 miles).
Having the tools I need at the shop I'm at has been a real thing....
Good luck, and thank you for showing the mobile home construction as I'm expecting a remodel on a similar bath this winter - this is excellent learning material for some things to not be shocked by.
every problem has a solution, the trick is to deal with every issue so you don't compound your problems later !
That is so true about the 1%. I want a new 1% back door. But I'll have to settle for an ugly "it'll do" door. I looked at some curbless shower videos and decided the same. Nothing wrong with having to make a step up.
Thank goodness they replaced the old polybutyl plumbing. It's a nightmare to deal with.
I got some trashed plywood and a new circular saw. I'm practicing that punch cut before I throw it out!
Backyard looks great. Side yard is a work in progress and I know it will look great soon 👍🏽
Very nice…I think it would be beautiful decor for this upcoming holiday season, especially Christmas.
loving this series, you’re awesome! thank you
Glad you enjoy it! Cheers!
Moen says to leave the plastic on the mixing valve for thin wall applications, such as an acrylic shower surround. Might be why that one was still on there
I always welcome videos like this from him. People always end up calling a guy like me to redo their job, most of the dirty demo is done, just the crap work they saw on this video to tear out. Another job butchered by Jeff , Some Contractor has a new gig! Keep up the good work
Always enjoy your informative videos. Drilling for and pulling wire is electrician work here in the upper Midwest. Not sure about other parts of the country, but here only licensed contractors and homeowners can do it here. Every inspector seems to have a different level of tolerance for remodeling contractors doing licensed trade work. Plumbing is the same.
Great video.
Was about 15-20 ago when I worked at modular home and camp unit companies in Alberta. We used T&G subfloor. We used screws and adhesives. Flooring was either plywood, osb, unless it was 8*16' sheets 1-1/4" HDF board.
Shook my head at the particle board and no glue. Could have lived with staples as long as there was adhesive.
very true brian. staples are a solid technique when combined with glue.
Jeff, I'm using that integrity quote, and will refer you some additional viewers with it. Keep up the great work!
Cheers!
love the way you work mate. Keep going.
I think I watch these videos to hear the trash talk and the groans and grunts. 😂😂😂
I laugh because the same thing happens to me every time I open primer can no matter what I do. Thanks for the video.
Wow. This makes my diy bathroom remodel i did a couple years ago while still learning look professional lol.
The electrician colored the white neutral wire with a permanent red marker... It's called phasing out. You do that whenever you use a neutral (white) as a hot lead. You can also use a black permanent marker as well, out colored electrical tape as well.
Oh, and an FYI - those staples are code compliant! But depending on location and code where you're in, some require the staples to use garments (a plastic covering with the staple)
Love how all these people that can do stuff say I have a way that will make this super easy. Then there is me. No easy way for this guy. That's why "I quit" has been a part of my vocabulary since high school. Thanks for making it look easy, but it never will be for simps like me.
The option I went for was a wet floor: H4 treated ply, sloped to a large drain, tanked and using linoleum flooring going up the wall. I used Glazed waterproof hardboard sheeting with sealed joins. Looks clean, functional and large- perfect for mobility impaired people.
I made a mistake with buying wires and didn't have enough red but did have plenty of green, my electrician sprayed it red and used it! Saved quite a few dollars.
Falls apart when you need structure, holds tight when you need it removed. Funny how these things seem to always go.
I’m sneezing just watching you saw that particle board
I would have laminated both sides, thrown in a couple Lags or carriage bolts (I'll never work for profit that's for sure) and made sure to go a couple feet into the other rooms, but I fully endorse skipping it because crawlies and Florida. Keep going! Thanks as always.
“If it has no integrity, and you leave it, you have no integrity.”
Excellent quote.
Also, mice blood definitely clots.
Sunday morning starts well, drink coffee and watch the video. Brings back many memories of my bathroom. I live on a different continent, but the plumber must have been the same.
funny how these guys get around eh Lisa! Cheers!
"Everything I see here really freaks me out". I need that on a T-shirt 😂
"You are dead in 30 seconds!!! So, be smart!!!" HAHA! Jeff you're the best! Thank you for sharing such great contents!👍
Welcome to my house lol
I'm lucky it was hardly used but I was able to pull the pipes out by hand and only some were partially glued. The pan was lead but not connected the the drain, wild.
Extend the shower head feed pipe cause there's nothing worse when you jump in the shower and the shower head is to low
exactly!
Words never spoken by a short person
Hi You have great content but I want to remind you to put dust masks when you are using that circular saw on so that you don't breath in the dust - stay safe and stay healthy !
I loved your comment about being in a foreign country without all your tools! 😂
seems to represent a lot of home owners a little better, staying on budget is a real challenge and new tools cost money. Cheers!