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Thank you!🎉 this helped me immensely. My husband is a louse and I’m going to try and do this myself with your video and tips. Very grateful. 🎉

I appreciate this trove of knowledge 🙏

Did you replace the small pieces under the drywall ?

Thank you for sharing your experiences. Looks good.

Nice project

Nice 👍 video thanks

Why can you not buy larger beams and raise it up to make the 3/4 plywood match with existing plywood

With good 1/2 ply running $50 a sheet I did mine in 2×4. An extra $ dollars but won't delaminate and solid as a rock. The extra $7 is not a big impediment in my mind.

Just about to replace my subfloor and literally about to start cutting! Curious: why did you set your blade for 1.5” when the subfloor boards are 3/4”?

nobody worries about a 1/32 difference in construction 😂

Why use nails? Aren’t you going to end up with squeaky floors over time?

Cool video . Great inspiration for my subfloor next week

Thanks for the video.

Will the OSB not absorb moisture since it's above ground?

I highly recommend shopping for plywood at an actual lumber store. I have had way better luck getting the right thickness, better service, and price.

Great work there. Like you, I'm redoing my floor and I'm no pro but my strong points are walls, doors, and electricity. Never fixed a floor but shouldn't be nearly as much to do though cause it's on a slab. But this video gave me an idea of exactly how to do it. I'll get started tomorrow.

Doing a similar thing. Tried a facelift remodel of my master bedroom and ended up having to cut open a 12ft span of the floor to replace termite/rot damaged joists and jack things up because the corner foundation is sunk about 1". I had to rip out my subfloor around the walls so I had to ude little subfloor 1" blocks under every joist/block around the walls to jack it up and then cut notches in my subflooring to slide it up under the bottom plate of the framing. It's a freaking nightmare to replace subflooring when the walls basically all sit on top of it.

hey, great job with your video and how it all worked out. Would love to see finished results.

Did you check for asbestos before you did the reno?

Did you have any issues getting it to sit level? Mine wobbles.

Soooo GOOD I had to watch this twice!!! Thank You for taking the time to create and share this wonderful tutorial video with us all ❤

cool 👍 good job

I hope you treated the ground properly under the concrete because I can promise you that grass and weeds will grow right up through that eventually

You ripped out shiplap subfloor to replace it with plywood??? I'd fire you!! Had you left the shiplap, you wouldn't have to worry about the weight of the island.

Спасибо за видео!

Nails are not a good choice to fasten subfloor. They will most likely pop out. Screws is the way to go

nice work

nice work

Came across this concept in other videos as well: replace a subfloor after water damage, with a material that is susceptible of water damage. 🤷‍♂️

Whats the island you were talking abt ? I seen the 2 new joists but wheres the big beam thats holding it?

Great job!

How long did it take you to complete that?

You missed showing the details!!

The plumbing diagram doesn’t look correct at all. A P trap and and stink pipe delete is all you should need. 90% of what that diagram shows is redundant and a huge waste of space bro.

Is that tongue and groove shiplap for a subfloor? That could have made you a pretty penny if you woulda gotten it out without many cuts

DeWalt effed up on the width of these. Should have been 36-in or 48 in not the oddball size that it is

Im working on my kitchen but the subfloor is already very patchy. I cant decide if i should replace it or just lay plywood on top. I did remove the original wooden floor

Nice work

How long did it take you and helper to remove old and install new one. Actual work time please🙏 and what was your material price ball park number? Thanks

Thanks for sharing. It looks good

Don't buy made in China tools

I think you just gave me the push I needed to do the same thing in a room in my house !!!

Didn't see the layment of the osb.

The DeWalt sponsorship came thru in a clutch 💪🏿

By cutting out the entire perimeter of the room to replace the subfloor, isn't the walls on top of the subfloor? By cutting out the perimeter, isnt the walls going to fall down since the wall sits ontop of the subfloor?

Did you replace the plumbing drain lines?

Why use adhesive when u are using nails?

Love your honesty dude, you're great.

Excellent job and cool video!

Awesome job dude! Way to dive head first into the unknown. I'm redoing my bathroom right now and it has been - as you said - TEDIOUS! Haha. So many things to research, so many things to learn, so many new findings when you remove the tile, subfloor, toilet, etc. But that's the beauty of it all. I admire your efforts and your approach. Looks like it's coming out great (or at least at the time of this video). Cheers!