I most recently had to do this after a major thunderstorm blew open a side door and slammed it repeatedly so the entire jamb was cracked, both sides and top. But it's unsettling in the rental property business how often you encounter a door that's been kicked in. This is a good step by step for property managers/landlords and homeowners with a project house. Also glad to see a tutorial where the cammer has to deal with the complication of masonry and having to shim it. Too many vids assume you're working in ideal conditions so thanks for showing us something we're likely to actually encounter.
Thanks for the video. I'm retired and was thinking of calling a contractor to replace my broken front door jamb. Your step by step instruction is easy to follow. I'm going to install the new one myself. Thanks for the encouragement.
Thanks, Sam. I wasn't subscribed, but my daughter locked herself out of her house yesterday, and had to break the jamb on the garage door. I was thinking I would need to sister in some sticks of wood, but you've shown me it is (duh! - I wasn't thinking) easier to buy the door jamb molding. Thank you Thank you Thank you! (This door doesn't have brick molding, it's a garage entry, but having installed a few doors as an amateur, I get it.)
I really like this pov filming. However, because of how detailed you are, would be great to have a broader perspective after you've explained what you're doing. This is the best video I've seen so far on this subject. Thank you!
very to the point information development, not just another guy talking for 15 minutes about nothing, watch this video if you’re trying to fix that door you kicked in when you and your girl got into it! highly recommended
AWESOME JOB! My front door jamb is so messed up. I have watched so many youtube videos on this and yours is by far the best that I have seen. In saying that I am still afraid to try and do it myself. I am very handy but I can never match up the holes for the dead bolt and door knob. You did such a professional job! I liked and subscribed to your channel.
I locked myself in the garage with all my tools but really didn’t want to damage the lock cause all the doors are the same, and I’m renting from my grandfather but I suddenly had diarrhea, now I’m on this video
This video truly helped out. One of the best detailed and straight to the point videos I’ve seen. I am going for it this weekend, I thought I was going to have to replace the entire frame. Thanks man !!!
Many common hardware stores carry it, including Home Depot. They have 2 types of jamb: a basic flat jamb for interior/bedroom doors, and this "stepped" jamb for exterior doors.
If you like a youtube channel that has videos on how to remove things, fix things, build and install things, and replace things tbat are all auto/mechanic/house related highly recommend checking out the youtube channel called "the fixer" the profile picture looks like a man holding a hammer with broken glass in the background the guy is very kind answers all questions and makes useful videos! I will conclude this comment by saying please go check out his youtube channel and subscribe to it! Love y'all
Great Video, But why didnt you Chisel recesses for the the strike plates? Those plates are designed for flush mounting. Surface Mounting works but its ugly.
Unfortunately the truth is most companies do charge a few hundred extra due to the labor time. I have had professionals take up to 4 hours to replace the door jamb charging $100 per hour not including material. Some do it faster but this is ideally how long it would take depending on various factors. Some do it in 2 hours so it really depends on contractor... quality of work... etc 🙁
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Fantastic job. Extremely detailed. This is the kind of video that encourages others to tackle such projects. Keep up the nice work.
I most recently had to do this after a major thunderstorm blew open a side door and slammed it repeatedly so the entire jamb was cracked, both sides and top. But it's unsettling in the rental property business how often you encounter a door that's been kicked in. This is a good step by step for property managers/landlords and homeowners with a project house.
Also glad to see a tutorial where the cammer has to deal with the complication of masonry and having to shim it. Too many vids assume you're working in ideal conditions so thanks for showing us something we're likely to actually encounter.
Thanks for the video. I'm retired and was thinking of calling a contractor to replace my broken front door jamb. Your step by step
instruction is easy to follow. I'm going to install the new one myself. Thanks for the encouragement.
I have no carpenter skills. It's a good video, but I need to see everything done. Actually see everything being done. Thanks for the video.
Thanks, Sam. I wasn't subscribed, but my daughter locked herself out of her house yesterday, and had to break the jamb on the garage door. I was thinking I would need to sister in some sticks of wood, but you've shown me it is (duh! - I wasn't thinking) easier to buy the door jamb molding. Thank you Thank you Thank you! (This door doesn't have brick molding, it's a garage entry, but having installed a few doors as an amateur, I get it.)
I really like this pov filming. However, because of how detailed you are, would be great to have a broader perspective after you've explained what you're doing. This is the best video I've seen so far on this subject. Thank you!
Thank you for taking the time to record such a detailed video. I have the exact problem and will be attempting this with the help of your video!
very to the point information development, not just another guy talking for 15 minutes about nothing, watch this video if you’re trying to fix that door you kicked in when you and your girl got into it!
highly recommended
Nice video. I watch a lot of repair videos and your editing keeps the tutorial right to the point. Keep up the good work
AWESOME JOB! My front door jamb is so messed up. I have watched so many youtube videos on this and yours is by far the best that I have seen. In saying that I am still afraid to try and do it myself. I am very handy but I can never match up the holes for the dead bolt and door knob. You did such a professional job! I liked and subscribed to your channel.
I locked myself in the garage with all my tools but really didn’t want to damage the lock cause all the doors are the same, and I’m renting from my grandfather but I suddenly had diarrhea, now I’m on this video
I hope you feel better by now
This video truly helped out. One of the best detailed and straight to the point videos I’ve seen. I am going for it this weekend, I thought I was going to have to replace the entire frame. Thanks man !!!
Very well done. Clear explanations and the close ups are very useful.
Nice work. Can you provide the materials and tools used for this project?
Thank you so much. I gave my door a kick because the deadbolt plates got caught and cracked the jamb like an idiot.
Great video, thanks. I need to replace mine.
Where can I get that jam that has that extra piece of wood to hold the weather strip?
Many common hardware stores carry it, including Home Depot. They have 2 types of jamb: a basic flat jamb for interior/bedroom doors, and this "stepped" jamb for exterior doors.
Great information and work! Didn’t know you did other things other than HVAC but allrightyyy- then! 👍
This video still helping folks out. Wanted to go through it mentally before I did it. Great job. Very helpful
Thank you for this excellent video.
What are the tools needed for this project?
Can you please list them?
Excellent, informative video Sir!
GOD BLESS YOU. Thank you for the info.
Fantastic job!
What about replacing the side of the hinges? Is it the same process?
Fantastic job!!!! Great video. Congrats
What drill bit did you use to drill out hole for lock?
How long did this project take and were those #8 screws for the jamb?
Thank you for the great help and great tips on replacing for front door.
This video is amazing thank you
Great video what was your material list?
Good info, but i would have like a more panned out visual perspective.
Nice job! I liked and subscribed to your channel
great video thanks!
Awesome video - thank you
Can you just replace the 20 inch section with a 2x4 then seal with glue and deck screws then re-drill the lock holes?
You can do whatever you want sweetie even if it isn't correct or proper.
@@bobdobbs7828 yes I did do my method. it worked out great.
@@V3ctor003 I done a handful the way you described Ajay. Rental repairs for my parents rentals. If you keep the cuts clean it works just fine.
what is the peice u used to make the lock holes?
great video
very nice thank you
If you like a youtube channel that has videos on how to remove things, fix things, build and install things, and replace things tbat are all auto/mechanic/house related highly recommend checking out the youtube channel called "the fixer" the profile picture looks like a man holding a hammer with broken glass in the background the guy is very kind answers all questions and makes useful videos! I will conclude this comment by saying please go check out his youtube channel and subscribe to it! Love y'all
Who else is here because they forgot their keys and had to break into their own house and broke their door jam in the process? lol
Your videos are great.
Great job thanks for sharing
Great job thanks for sharing .God bless
Gracias 🙏🏽 Thank you very much
Great Video, But why didnt you Chisel recesses for the the strike plates? Those plates are designed for flush mounting. Surface Mounting works but its ugly.
Same reason, to not fill the jam with foam. It's works, it gets the job done and looks tidy enough. Might be a rental property.
Dude. Thx
What GA nail gun is that
It would have been nice if you showed fitting to the threshold
What's the cost of this job? I'm getting some high numbers but I don't know if they are reasonable.
Unfortunately the truth is most companies do charge a few hundred extra due to the labor time. I have had professionals take up to 4 hours to replace the door jamb charging $100 per hour not including material. Some do it faster but this is ideally how long it would take depending on various factors. Some do it in 2 hours so it really depends on contractor... quality of work... etc 🙁
I need to stop the doorjam from being easily pulled out or split by forced entry.
How do you do the bottom
Great fucken video.
It would be a lot easier to follow if you didn’t show things so close up
Doors are such a pain in the
Camera too close to the repair area, don’t know what is going on
Sick so I’m gonna have to call someone to fix it. I literally own no tools let alone a saw
At 8:30 you’re not ever supposed to see the inside of the door jamb.
why? just cut out and replace raver. 👍🌷
Thanks