AWESOME job !!! (27 years experience as a finish carpenter.... I couldn't have done it any better than you did ....) !! Everything was done correctly, ... start to finish .
I do not think I have ever seen a better View in my life. The view from that deck is unbelievably amazing. When the video starts it's almost unbelievable. Truly the dream location. Congratulations on your Life 👌👏👌
You did a better job than a lot of contractors could/would do, that's coming from a deck building contractor. You almost have more tools than me too. Impressive.
Hey John, thanks man! Will have to get you guys out here sometime for a diy'er retreat / meetup! perhaps next summer when things are hopefully more back to normal. Hope all is well man!
I have to commend you on such a beautiful job. The deck as well as your explanations on how you accomplished certain aspects of your build were amazing. Most videos of deck builds do not go through the why's and how's like you did, so for that I'm truly appreciative. I'm sure you'll enjoy that beautiful view for many years to come. Thanks again.
I can't decide if I'd love living away from people more than I'd hate the long drive to get to do anything in town lol. Great project! Tons of work! Love the view!
Wow! Your work ethic and motivation is through the roof! I've done several DIY renos but seeing you do this mostly by yourself over such a long period of time is truly impressive.
Looks like you're in "Big Sky Country," but regardless of where you call home, your natural view is beyond description. The deck is a worthy addition that will only allow you to enjoy your surrounding and the wild critters who occasionally traipse by. Well, done, my good man.
F-A-N-T-A-S-T-I-C !!! Your work is the best I've ever seen !! Our 12' X 30' screened-in wood deck was 34 years old and clad in 5/4" planks. Two years ago, the rotted planks were collapsing. Unbeknownst to us, the existing 8" x 12' joists were 24" apart, not 16" with no center support with few joist strap nails. The original planks ran parallel with the house. We decided to run the 12' Trex planks perpendicular from the house to eliminate butt ends. So we bought 62 12' Trex planks as not to have any butt seams and also used the tab fasteners rather than nails. What we were NOT aware of, is the Trex -Tape.
Hello Pete, I want to first give God praise for giving you strength to remodel your house and build your deck. Your video was so inspirational and gives me ambition to build my deck and finish my basement. I have gotten quotes after quotes for hiring contractors and have become frustrated with the up charge that I can only imagine is due to the pandemic. Even if I chose to hire a contractor they can’t get to me until either this winter or next fall. So, I’m considering doing the work myself. I believe I can do it. But I’m a little nervous with the not knowing how and where to start. Wish me God’s blessings. Thank you
I wish you luck and hope the project goes well! Yes, the pandemic is affecting building costs tremendously. It's tough for me to by a 2x4 these days when they are $6.50 when I'm used to spending $2.50. I hope costs go down sooner than later. Take care!
At first I thought this was going to be Alberta, it looks like home, with outdoor hockey rinks to boot. Then I saw the corn hole game, and realized it had to be a close American neighbor. Bravo to you, best tutorial I've come across.
Thank goodness I watched this video before installing my trex decking TODAY. None of the other Trex videos I found had the joist tape, which I didn't know existed until I watched this video. Heading to the HD right now to pick some up. Thank you!!!
Thank You Trex for sponsoring this video, Your well picked spokesman sold me, I will be using Trex and Simpson Strong Ties on my new deck that I am planning on building in the next few weeks, tearing down the old one now. and thank you DIY Pete. You are a likable type fellow.
I'm in the middle of my reno work, so gonna have to watch tonight.... But just have to say immediately that is on helluva view in the thumbnail....wow! 👍👍
Hey thanks Mike! Great to see you in Atlanta man. It's been a fun property to bring back to life, we'll have to do a little DIY'ers retreat out here someday. Cheers!
Wow! You are SUCH A TALENTED GUY and a top notch videographer/narrator. I've never watched such an impressive deck build out. Oh, and could you have purchased a better property anywhere in America? My wife and I spent a week travelling around Montana and it's a special place. Congratulations on a terrific project and I hope you and your energetic wife are happy together there forever.
Great video! I sure hope that doubeling the joist wasnt the only step to carry the load of a hot tub. Additional piers would be needed, usually 18" x 36" 5000 psi crete. super good work!
99% awesome my fellow carpenter.Your details on the deck work was sweet! The "slab"(18 bags) was sufficient to support the stair's weight but has now allowance for the heave on structural members to the freeze thaw cycle. Your treads will eventually pitch backwards as the slabs heaves due to frost. piers at frost depth is code in certain climates
You are one of the best DIY in doing TREX decking.installation. I have only one suggestion. Since you like in snowy area, you could have using stainless steel screws in. All edge boards and use stainless screws to secure all TREX decking board. It will guarantee you never has to replace any TREX decking in your life time.
This was so well done. Love all your explanations and details about how it all got done. 26' x 10' deck that we are getting ready to re-do. It was done with lumber and the boards have definitely seen better days and so we are looking at composite decking and will probably go with Trex. Thanks again for doing this well documented build. I'm sure I will refer to it often.
Gorgeous place! Awesome view! BTW, your project looks fantastic! How much did it cost in materials? Loved your choice on the cable/wires a nice industrial look but still homey@ :D
Holy cow.. I live in a small apartment inside an old warehouse in New Orleans, so not sure I will be putting what I just learned to use, but wow that was amazing. I can't even imagine what it's like to be able to step outside and enjoy that view/deck. I'm not sure if it's just a grass is greener type thing, but I dream of living somewhere like that. Awesome video!
Beautiful place and great looking finished product! As an alternate with that long of a deck instead of staggering the boards and butting the ends you could have put down 1 or 2 Trex boards at a 90 degree angle (from the house straight out) then start another section. It would help break up the long runs on such a large deck. To make things easier on a new deck you could build one stair stringer to your desired rise/run and then use that to determine where to build the pad - just a thought to save some calculating later. Pieces of leftover Trex decking also make great shims where you need them. Beautiful place Pete.
Thank you so much for such a detailed and informative video. I looked at so many videos but none of them had the details, sequence and step by step info you have.
This is amazing. You gave me a lot ideas. I am still scared to touch my deck. I must say your place is a little bit heaven on earth. Thank you for sharing.
Loved your video! beautiful deck and craftmanship. The whole time I'm watching your video I'm thinking he's got to live in Montana somewhere. Then at the end you said Montana. My wife and I are from Kalispell. I loved your property views. Thanks again for your video. I am redoing our deck and you gave some great tips.
Awesome video. I live on an island in Maine where the views are stunning. With that said, My heart did a leap watching this video with such wide open spaces, incredible views and that herd of Elk finished off my desire to live in a place like Montana. What a stunning place you have there!! Nice DIY. I must say I would definitely cry if it snowed in May though...LOL. We are in the process of building a deck with Treks and coincidently, the dimensions are very close to what you built in this video. We also want the same railings so it hit 100% of what we are planning. Thank you for such an in depth video with amazing views to enjoy along the way!!
Believe or not, THIS IS THE SAME VISION DECK I HAVE FOR MY SPLIT FOYER HOME! WOW! Spot on i swear! LOL! And now with the help of this video , i see how is going to turn out! Is crazy that i even want to put a hot tub on the same side where it was position on this video AND THE STAIRS in the middle of the deck as well! So crazy! Only difference, my deck would be higher! Again thank you for this video! Oh forgot to mention, the railing also the same way! My dad does metal work so i think he can do the railing same way with the cable. At least i know now how many cable rows looks good! Perfect!!
Hey! haha that is awesome :) You'll have to email some photos of your finished project. Would love to see how similar your setup is! So glad the video gives you a couple ideas. I am putting up a new video tomorrow of our front deck cable railing project and I'm thinking it might be similar as well. Anyhow, good luck with everything!
Nice work, Pete. You provided many great tips for anyone planning on building a deck, whether using Trex or traditional materials. Nice view, too. Jealous!
I've been building decks, garages etc for 38 years, that is some great work, most people wouldn't be able to be nearly as precise as you are... that custom built railing system you built was awesome, you welded it aswell... it's really hard to find fault with anything you've done, except using that dried out reclaimed wood for the wind wall, that's like have bald tires on a Maserati, lol
This home view is so amazing and open the wall to add the deck is so great ,make your house more comfortable ,this house is gorgeous ,cable tv will lose business around this area ,great job
I live in Florida and i love the beach .. But looking at thos Mountain and all that open landscape just a little jealous.. It was alot of work . And it took some time. But the end result pays off..Its awesome ..
Beautiful deck and scenery! My daughter and I are going to be replacing the old decking on our deck with Trex, Your video was excellent and answered all my questions. Loved watching the Elk!!
as some one who works on hot tubs for a living in the Seattle area i will say they make a traction tape to put on Trex decking for traction you will need it when you start getting snow again. Do not want to see ya get injured slipping and falling during the winter months its good to put on the step areas
Pete, Great video my friend. I love the cable you used, it really opens up the deck and view. I spent some time in Helena for work back in 2007 and took many a day trips to the Bozeman area. The state of Montana is gorgeous. Thanks for sharing and teaching. Felix
Hey Felix! Thanks, yeah the definitely have been happy with the cable railing. That's cool you were up in the Helena area! Not a bad place to work for a while :) Thanks for the message and hope all is going well! GBR!
It might be to late for you to go back and read this comment but just in case. This was a really good video and I will be reviewing it again before I build my deck this summer. You will love your deck along with your beautiful home. If you build another project where frost depth is an issue, please comment what your frost line depth is and the rang in temperature is. Thanks
AWESOME job !!! (27 years experience as a finish carpenter.... I couldn't have done it any better than you did ....) !! Everything was done correctly, ... start to finish .
Wow thanks Rick! Hope all is well!
imagine waking up everyday with a cup of coffee and that view
Hope all is well! Cheers
When you said you can't wait to host friends and family when things get back to normal. My heart sank a little. May God bless us all.
Great to hear from you and thank you for watching :) Yeah, it will be a blessing when Covid gets taken care of. Cheers!
DIY PETE what state is this house in???!!
@@Albanianguy9 He tells the viewers @ 36:47 Cheers from Iowa
@@DjJeffMoore Montana.. Lol
I do not think I have ever seen a better View in my life. The view from that deck is unbelievably amazing. When the video starts it's almost unbelievable. Truly the dream location. Congratulations on your Life 👌👏👌
Yep - epic views
The house looks totally different, way more modern!! 😎
Thanks!
Your aesthetics tastes (especially in color, how they go together, and subtle things like spacing, etc) are the truly underrated part of this process
You did a better job than a lot of contractors could/would do, that's coming from a deck building contractor. You almost have more tools than me too. Impressive.
Absolutely epic dude. you're living the dream my man! That place is awesome
Hey John, thanks man! Will have to get you guys out here sometime for a diy'er retreat / meetup! perhaps next summer when things are hopefully more back to normal. Hope all is well man!
I have to commend you on such a beautiful job. The deck as well as your explanations on how you accomplished certain aspects of your build were amazing.
Most videos of deck builds do not go through the why's and how's like you did, so for that I'm truly appreciative.
I'm sure you'll enjoy that beautiful view for many years to come.
Thanks again.
I can't decide if I'd love living away from people more than I'd hate the long drive to get to do anything in town lol. Great project! Tons of work! Love the view!
Thanks so much!
Wow! Your work ethic and motivation is through the roof! I've done several DIY renos but seeing you do this mostly by yourself over such a long period of time is truly impressive.
Just remember... The short cut is always the long way home.
Looks like you're in "Big Sky Country," but regardless of where you call home, your natural view is beyond description. The deck is a worthy addition that will only allow you to enjoy your surrounding and the wild critters who occasionally traipse by. Well, done, my good man.
F-A-N-T-A-S-T-I-C !!! Your work is the best I've ever seen !!
Our 12' X 30' screened-in wood deck was 34 years old and clad in 5/4" planks. Two years ago, the rotted planks were collapsing. Unbeknownst to us, the existing 8" x 12' joists were 24" apart, not 16" with no center support with few joist strap nails.
The original planks ran parallel with the house. We decided to run the 12' Trex planks perpendicular from the house to eliminate butt ends. So we bought 62 12' Trex planks as not to have any butt seams and also used the tab fasteners rather than nails. What we were NOT aware of, is the Trex -Tape.
Hello Pete, I want to first give God praise for giving you strength to remodel your house and build your deck. Your video was so inspirational and gives me ambition to build my deck and finish my basement. I have gotten quotes after quotes for hiring contractors and have become frustrated with the up charge that I can only imagine is due to the pandemic. Even if I chose to hire a contractor they can’t get to me until either this winter or next fall. So, I’m considering doing the work myself. I believe I can do it. But I’m a little nervous with the not knowing how and where to start. Wish me God’s blessings. Thank you
I wish you luck and hope the project goes well! Yes, the pandemic is affecting building costs tremendously. It's tough for me to by a 2x4 these days when they are $6.50 when I'm used to spending $2.50. I hope costs go down sooner than later. Take care!
At first I thought this was going to be Alberta, it looks like home, with outdoor hockey rinks to boot. Then I saw the corn hole game, and realized it had to be a close American neighbor. Bravo to you, best tutorial I've come across.
Thank goodness I watched this video before installing my trex decking TODAY. None of the other Trex videos I found had the joist tape, which I didn't know existed until I watched this video. Heading to the HD right now to pick some up. Thank you!!!
after long day of work all you need is home like that.Absolutely stunner and your hardwork and labor clearly shows off on the project
Thank You Trex for sponsoring this video, Your well picked spokesman sold me, I will be using Trex and Simpson Strong Ties on my new deck that I am planning on building in the next few weeks, tearing down the old one now. and thank you DIY Pete. You are a likable type fellow.
Awesome to hear you are going to build a new deck Gabriel! It will be worth it to have a great new space to entertain at your home. Cheers!
Fellow Montanan here. Awesome job on the deck! I’m impressed. And the info was very helpful
I'm in the middle of my reno work, so gonna have to watch tonight.... But just have to say immediately that is on helluva view in the thumbnail....wow! 👍👍
Hey thanks Mike! Great to see you in Atlanta man. It's been a fun property to bring back to life, we'll have to do a little DIY'ers retreat out here someday. Cheers!
@@DIYPETE definitely was! And you are welcome in Chicago any time!
@@modustrial Awesome Mike! Thanks man!
get back to finishing your new place ;) no time for comments
That wall transformation was insane...
Wow! You are SUCH A TALENTED GUY and a top notch videographer/narrator. I've never watched such an impressive deck build out. Oh, and could you have purchased a better property anywhere in America? My wife and I spent a week travelling around Montana and it's a special place. Congratulations on a terrific project and I hope you and your energetic wife are happy together there forever.
Thanks so much Frederick! Glad you were able to make it out here to do some vacationing. cheers!
You did a phenomenal job fantastic it looks absolutely beautiful. I would love to have a coffee there looking at those mountains. Great job.
Thank you so much!
This is a state of the Art Deck. Perfect Design that flows with the house!
That's a huge deck. The whole house transformation is amazing. Beautiful property and view.
The View and the Quality of workmanship 🔥
A very talented guy. The deck is great. The view is jaw dropping. Enjoy!!
Great video! I sure hope that doubeling the joist wasnt the only step to carry the load of a hot tub. Additional piers would be needed, usually 18" x 36" 5000 psi crete. super good work!
So nice watching people do things correctly. Great tips! GBR!!
99% awesome my fellow carpenter.Your details on the deck work was sweet! The "slab"(18 bags) was sufficient to support the stair's weight but has now allowance for the heave on structural members to the freeze thaw cycle. Your treads will eventually pitch backwards as the slabs heaves due to frost. piers at frost depth is code in certain climates
I truly appreciate your attention to detail. slackers will never get it. Bravo sir!
structure to structure. so many disassociate the railing from the deck. FORM YEILDS FUNCTION! 6x6 is they way
Ive watced your video at least 3x now. I am about to tear down my old deck and am excited to get started on my Trex deck. Thx
I can't wait to move to a rural area and have a nice home with a nice view like when I get older.
Very cool, you can definitely make that happen!
Now that is how you build a deck. Extremely well done. Congratulations on the beautiful deck and amazing property.
Thanks Gary!
That view is absolutely to die for.
Thanks for watching!
The view is just amazing on your property! And to top it off, you get to enjoy it with your self-made deck... Epic!
Thanks!
Omg what a landscape....like from a dream....😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Thanks for watching!
OK but the landscape there champ. OMG, where is this. love it.
Always a great day when I discover a new video is available from Montanaman Pete!
Thanks Paul! Great to hear from you!
Looking good Pete, your vision and creativity is on point.
Thank you!
That wood stove was bad ass! Everything came out fantastic!
You are one of the best DIY in doing TREX decking.installation. I have only one suggestion. Since you like in snowy area, you could have using stainless steel screws in. All edge boards and use stainless screws to secure all TREX decking board. It will guarantee you never has to replace any TREX decking in your life time.
Man...the view!!!! my day is going to be better just seeing it on video - cant imagine the feeling in person!! awesome awesome video too
Thanks so much, Raja! Hope all is well!
Great job with the deck and railing. I didn't think I could afford railing for my new deck, but after watching your video...maybe I can!
This was so well done. Love all your explanations and details about how it all got done. 26' x 10' deck that we are getting ready to re-do. It was done with lumber and the boards have definitely seen better days and so we are looking at composite decking and will probably go with Trex. Thanks again for doing this well documented build. I'm sure I will refer to it often.
Mate that is first class work right there, absolutely stunning!
Is that mountain backdrop even real? Who needs a TV when your backyard looks like that.
Thanks for watching Paul and hope all is well man! Cheers
its my screen saver!
No kidding! I watch for the DIY content, but the scenery is absolutely breathtaking!
Gorgeous place! Awesome view! BTW, your project looks fantastic! How much did it cost in materials? Loved your choice on the cable/wires a nice industrial look but still homey@ :D
Yeah with a view like that a nice big deck and massive windows are required.
Holy cow.. I live in a small apartment inside an old warehouse in New Orleans, so not sure I will be putting what I just learned to use, but wow that was amazing. I can't even imagine what it's like to be able to step outside and enjoy that view/deck. I'm not sure if it's just a grass is greener type thing, but I dream of living somewhere like that. Awesome video!
Thanks for watching!
Well he probably has to drive 60 miles just to eat a Dennys - you have 60 steps to some of the best food in the country.
Beautiful place and great looking finished product! As an alternate with that long of a deck instead of staggering the boards and butting the ends you could have put down 1 or 2 Trex boards at a 90 degree angle (from the house straight out) then start another section. It would help break up the long runs on such a large deck. To make things easier on a new deck you could build one stair stringer to your desired rise/run and then use that to determine where to build the pad - just a thought to save some calculating later. Pieces of leftover Trex decking also make great shims where you need them. Beautiful place Pete.
Thanks so much, and I appreciate the suggestions and ideas! Cheers
Amazing work. Killer property. I like how you threw in a hockey rink as a side project…
The view looks so incredible that it actually looks fake. Gorgeous house amazing scenery nice find.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for such a detailed and informative video. I looked at so many videos but none of them had the details, sequence and step by step info you have.
i don't know how I ended up here but dam I am glad I did. very satisfying video to watch
This is amazing. You gave me a lot ideas. I am still scared to touch my deck. I must say your place is a little bit heaven on earth. Thank you for sharing.
*scared
Loved your video! beautiful deck and craftmanship. The whole time I'm watching your video I'm thinking he's got to live in Montana somewhere. Then at the end you said Montana. My wife and I are from Kalispell. I loved your property views. Thanks again for your video. I am redoing our deck and you gave some great tips.
Every project done by this guy is just awesome i really enjoy watch your videos..
Thanks so much Sam! I hope all is well!
Probably the nicest deck I've ever seen :)
Maaaaaan the deck is really nice but let me say it: without that landscape it wouldn't be the same! Man that is a beautiful place to be
Thanks for watching
Complimenti per l’ottimo lavoro eseguito... ottimo il riciclo ed il risultato. WOW. Il paesaggio poi , meraviglioso.
grazie
THAT VIEW SO STUNNING. wOw! 😳
... just wOw! 😳 , 😍 GREAT LOCATION AND GREAT IDEA TO HAVE DECK.
All that hard work just to enjoy it with family. Gosh I love it!
Thanks for watching!
Awesome video. I live on an island in Maine where the views are stunning. With that said, My heart did a leap watching this video with such wide open spaces, incredible views and that herd of Elk finished off my desire to live in a place like Montana. What a stunning place you have there!! Nice DIY. I must say I would definitely cry if it snowed in May though...LOL. We are in the process of building a deck with Treks and coincidently, the dimensions are very close to what you built in this video. We also want the same railings so it hit 100% of what we are planning. Thank you for such an in depth video with amazing views to enjoy along the way!!
Good luck with your deck project! It's going to look great!
Great Job my brother, I agree with the commenter before me. You are truly an inspiration to us Handymen around the world.
Believe or not, THIS IS THE SAME VISION DECK I HAVE FOR MY SPLIT FOYER HOME! WOW! Spot on i swear! LOL! And now with the help of this video , i see how is going to turn out! Is crazy that i even want to put a hot tub on the same side where it was position on this video AND THE STAIRS in the middle of the deck as well! So crazy! Only difference, my deck would be higher! Again thank you for this video! Oh forgot to mention, the railing also the same way! My dad does metal work so i think he can do the railing same way with the cable. At least i know now how many cable rows looks good! Perfect!!
Hey! haha that is awesome :) You'll have to email some photos of your finished project. Would love to see how similar your setup is! So glad the video gives you a couple ideas. I am putting up a new video tomorrow of our front deck cable railing project and I'm thinking it might be similar as well. Anyhow, good luck with everything!
@@DIYPETE Yes sir! Will definitely do once we decide to do it! Thank you again sir! 👍🙏🏻
Excellent effort to make a nice detail video. Your view is absolutely millions dollars enjoy.
You’re view around your house looks like a wallpaer😍
Thanks for watching Braxton!
Great work and also great work on the video. Very thorough and detailed. Thanks for taking the time to do this.
Great job Pete! Can’t wait to see your detailed railing video. Enjoy your new deck.
Thanks Kyle! Will be getting that together soon!
I used brite decking on my porch, but I really liked this material used in this project.
looks spot on , the house & location looks stunning
Thanks Davie!
Just wow! If I ever build a house in Switzerland I am going to fly you in for doing such a deck!!! brilliant job, loved it! :-)
Thanks!
Beautiful spot in the world to call your own.
This house has come along very nicely. Good job Pete!
Thanks Mike!
just commenting to say wow , amazing work. Thanks for sharing the video !!
Nice work, Pete. You provided many great tips for anyone planning on building a deck, whether using Trex or traditional materials. Nice view, too. Jealous!
Thanks Chris!
I've been building decks, garages etc for 38 years, that is some great work, most people wouldn't be able to be nearly as precise as you are... that custom built railing system you built was awesome, you welded it aswell... it's really hard to find fault with anything you've done, except using that dried out reclaimed wood for the wind wall, that's like have bald tires on a Maserati, lol
Replacing that wind wall is easy but I had the same thought.
This home view is so amazing and open the wall to add the deck is so great ,make your house more comfortable ,this house is gorgeous ,cable tv will lose business around this area ,great job
Pete, you don't do anything small! Great project and tutorial. Love the coffee cup! GBR!!
Go big or go home! haha :) GO BIG RED! Thanks for watching Jeff. Hope things are well with you and the fam. Take care and great to hear from ya!
@@DIYPETE You take care as well my friend.
Beautiful home and deck with such fantastic inspiring views. Thanks for sharing.
Fantastic job, Pete! I especially love the rotating fireplace and glass walls/doors.
Thanks so much Tory!
Ditto .... That fireplace is quite unique in itself !!!!!
I live in Florida and i love the beach .. But looking at thos Mountain and all that open landscape just a little jealous.. It was alot of work . And it took some time. But the end result pays off..Its awesome ..
Thanks Christopher! Definitely was a lot of work, but I can already tell by how much time we've spent out there that it is going to be well worth it.
One hell of a deck build! Amazing piece of property you have there, enjoy the new deck!
Thanks a ton!
Beautiful deck and scenery! My daughter and I are going to be replacing the old decking on our deck with Trex, Your video was excellent and answered all my questions. Loved watching the Elk!!
Incredible view & deck, good God...oooh to be rich and have helpful friends...
You've given me a template for a tired old 70s/80s house. Thanks!
Great to hear! Good luck with your project!
Dang man, that view is legendary. Nice place
Thanks for watching!
Wow, such a beautiful home 😮
Hands down one of the best deck build videos I've seen!
Thanks Austin!
as some one who works on hot tubs for a living in the Seattle area i will say they make a traction tape to put on Trex decking for traction you will need it when you start getting snow again. Do not want to see ya get injured slipping and falling during the winter months its good to put on the step areas
Thanks! That is a great idea, I'll definitely put some tape on the steps up to the tub for sure. Cheers
Pete, Great video my friend. I love the cable you used, it really opens up the deck and view. I spent some time in Helena for work back in 2007 and took many a day trips to the Bozeman area. The state of Montana is gorgeous.
Thanks for sharing and teaching. Felix
Hey Felix! Thanks, yeah the definitely have been happy with the cable railing. That's cool you were up in the Helena area! Not a bad place to work for a while :) Thanks for the message and hope all is going well! GBR!
Love those mountains in the background
Great craftsmanship and clear and concise explanation! you are an artist and a good teacher. Keep up!
Thanks so much Ali!
Excellent build and cheers from Lake Tahoe!
Great deck. Some leave the concrete tubes in the ground, others say they needed to come out because they'll draw moisture to the concrete.
Wow! Beautiful deck. Well done. Very professional.
Thank you! Cheers!
It might be to late for you to go back and read this comment but just in case. This was a really good video and I will be reviewing it again before I build my deck this summer. You will love your deck along with your beautiful home. If you build another project where frost depth is an issue, please comment what your frost line depth is and the rang in temperature is. Thanks
Absolutely awesome view and a top top job best wishes from UK
Deck restoration is definitely in my future. Thanks for the great video!
That's awesome Jeff! It will be worth it, good luck and have fun!
Great job with the deck and video. That view is amazing
Thanks Walker! Hope all is well man!
Wow. I love this project and how it turned out. Nicely done.
Thank you!
Wow, what a deck. Good video. I'll be doing that this summer but not as big. Thanks for the time you spent on making this video.