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I prefer option 2. "not a lot of perks" but not as busy. I haven't gotten to the video where you actually do it yet...

WIll you reinforce the sistering of the joist with screws? The nails overtime are not the most stable or supportive. Screws may be a bit better overtime!

Really like how you don't "sugar coat" the rough side of demo. It is dirty business

Thanks for showing me how it's done by one person! I'd say the cuss factor is about a 3 outta 10 for this task 😉

Hello, first of all thank you so much for making this video, it is really helpful in my own DIY floor renovation. A question regarding the sleepers going over the joists. Is there a benefit from reducing the spacing between the sleepers? The spacing in the video is about every 4 planks - meaning that every fourth plank will be load-bearing. Does it make sense to reduce the spacing between them? For example to put a sleeper on every second plank? This should transfer the load two more planks underneath and other than the increased cost it should be fine to do that? thanks

Why didn’t you rent an insulation vacuum cleaner to get rid of the old insulation ? Great job !!

Man you need a laser level.....

Won't the floor continue to sag from bad joists if you don't fix the underlying cause?

@rundownReborn i'm an idiot when it comes to handy man stuff, so I got a zinger of a question for you. If the original wood flooring creaks and makes noises when you step on it should that be repaired first before moving on with installation of the ribs, or will the new ribs and plyboard eliminate it? Intuitively I want to say it should be repaired first.

Thank you so much

This video is Awesome... Bud !!! Hey....Pal.......Do you have any idea how they fixed the ceiling of the house that 4 guys cut a hole in to let a chap lying down with a rope to be healed by Jesus because nobody would let him in the door ???

Great video. Thanks very much

So glad I found your video. I am converting a 12x26 cedar shed into my woodworking shop. I have been researching methods on how to level a floor. By far your method makes the most sense and is most economical and still doing it right. Thank you for sharing. Good luck with your renovation. My house is 170, so I can relate to the challenges.

Should probably have installed foam baffles under the insulation. Preserve some ventilation, because you'll gedlt some condensation on the inside of the roofing

THANK YOU !!! Of all the many "3 Way Switch" videos on the web, yours seems to be the only one that shows the power source and the appliance/light on the same side of the first switch !

Just get a sheetrock lift those things rock for solo work.

Why you did not show the final work?

Looks like a great plan!

Moisture from the ground is absorbed in the cinder blocks, and then transferred in the subfloor. All that new wood that you used will rot. Even if it's treated wood. You should have used sill between cinder blocks and wood.

That corded mini-circular saw, what's the brand? Plenty of them to choose from, and my choice was baad. Since they all look identical (on the outside), I'd rather trust your opinion. So... what's the brand of the corded mini-saw? Your opinion of it?

Let us know how you are. Just a quick post on your channel. I hope you are well. I assume you moved closer to be with your boy. blessings

Really interested to see how you put the trim and siding on here. Working my way through your videos. Good job!

*Nope, this made me decide I am going to get help. 😅 But I am wanting to remove the old one myself. Only time will tell*

Great to see the process. Thanks for sharing this

Yes, bUT YOU CAN ONLY SISTER JOISTS THAT ARENT DAMAGED. MINE ARE DAMAGED. ALSO BORACARE WOOD.

Just stick a planter on it …simples 😅

This shit warms my heart. This is what life is all about. Doing the things you like/love with and for the ones you love. You're living the dream my friend. You may not be rich, I don't know what your finances look like, but you're wealthy where it matters. I know I'm tardy to the party but you earned my subscription. Thanks for the video.

Thank-you. I will do this, as i cut a 🌲 that was hitting the house. I have a root that is up to the foundation that ill applyvthis approach to .

You made this SOUND easy. I have a lot of porch but I’m going to now take it one section at a time. Thanks for this. I think I’ll try it now.

Great video!! I’m still having trouble with an existing 3 way switch, one light. That part was already here. When I try to dub another light it just doesn’t work properly. One light will light and the other will not. I’ve tried new switches, everything works as it should but can’t get the 2 light added? Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

I wish you would post what happen to you and where you are now. I hope you are doing well. I assume you moved closer to be near your boys. I really liked your channel. Blessings to you.

This is a bandaid handyman solution. The problem is usually rotted stumps. When will you replace those?…

Hi there i liked your method, i was wondering if we didnt want to remove drywall, if cutting only what we need at the bottom is possible? Also do you think contractors would be itnerested in this kind of project or would they think its too involved or charge a lot for it?

Anyone tries on popcorn ceilings?

Any recommendations for wood sealants on the original joists? Is there a product that can be used to harden and waterproof them, preventing rot?? I have a small house and want to coat all the joists with something, just don't know with what...

oh no this is what my life looks like... except I am not doing so well at ever getting done... lol I even have the same Craftsman driver

bought a very small house for $4k (it shows) I just want a place of my own for me and my family. Every new fix has been a new discovery of problems. I needed the last minute and a half of this video. almost in tears. Need to edit and play on a loop.

The music is too loud and distracting

I think 🤔 it looks beautiful, but if that window ever breaks it will all have to be taken apart.

What’s the chance of stumbling on this video. I grew up in the house next door on the corner. 1403 4th ave..

This is absolutely amazing. 💯 thank you!

Great video

You had the floor joists exposed- why not screw/glue a 2x4 to the floor joist making the 2x4 level and then screw subfloor down to a level surface. Seems alot easier.

Awesome thank you. Going to get product and start soon. Much appreciation

Okay Adam sander

you need a chaulk box also

Es mas que evidente que no sabes como se trabaja.

Thanks for your video! Did the tree die? I realise that this method will still require physical removal of course, but did it kill it? Thanks.

Man these were 2 great videos you put together!

We miss your videos 😢