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😂 the applause sounds are hella funny. If you’re still making videos add the Halo 3 head shot confetti sound effect. 😂

Thanks! Easy peasy if you have a little construction skill.

That was very useful. I have an old garage from the late 1940's, (here in Sydney Australia). In a couple of areas the hardwood frame has rotted out and the sheet fibro (asbestos sheeting), is effectively holding the garage together. Plus the corrugated tin roof is rusted and there are a few holes in that as well. SO: I am going to reno the garage, which will include replacing the roof and probably a fifth of the timber frame, plus adding 2 new doors and a window and using weatherboard cladding instead of sheeting. I will also be insulating the garage and might even drywall / gyprock to really finish the inside nicely. Your content, I know, is going to help me so much; thanks for uploading, subscribed!!

Did they put those anchors in with SDS screws or just framing nails?

Thats not level at all. Its plumb.

You show it backwards the clamps should be on the opposite

bad thing is why was it leaning either foundation or weak construction over time, that's the biggest red flag. im just always Curious on the WHY WAS IT LEANING???

,y bad Nice alternative way to do it tho thanks

i simply use a 2x4 and a bottle jack :) just as easy except no roof anchors needed ;-)

This is genius

Hey, I have a garage that’s kind of leaning to a side, how much would it cost to get it like this?

The results are great. I notice that the existing door opener will not work with your bracing I don’t know if you can install a new door without having to remove the braces. Note that there is no door in this video. Somehow there has to be a more creative way to brace so a door will work. Nice job otherwise.

Great video. I had the same issue. The back of my garage leans to the right. I figured out how to straighten it but then was wondering how it would stay that way once I removed the straps. Do you think if you did not do the bracing, if it would have leaned again eventually?

Thank you for this. SOG

Plumb not level.

Need yo help in lower Michigan 😂

It is dead plumb ( vertical)

Need Help With Mine Can You Help Me Out.

isn't vertical plumb not level?

Are u in wyoming?

Great video and not alot of wasted time, Im always looking for how to tips for repair around my house so great job, thank you.

This was AWESOME. Roughly how much does a job like this cost compared to a new garage? Also are these fairly common?

@markjroberts43 0 seconds ago this is usually due to foundation issues or ROT on one corner, allowing the whole thing to shift...how do you shore up a broken foundation or the bottom rot?? did this one have rot where wood comes into contact with the ground????

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Well done!

We have the same problem in our garage. What kind of ratchet did you use because I think this would definitely help us fix the issue so we can potentially close and finish the walls to use it as a workshop

Dead plumb, dead plumb, dead plumb My carpentry teacher drilled it into me!

Need mine done

Nice Pantera to finish the video

Although i can't seem to find any company to do this in my area (Detroit area), what ballpark does a service like this go for?

Where can I find you!?

im about to do this for a client what did you charge for this ?

What an awesome video and very helpful! Definitely not ready to tackle this type of project by myself. Would a lean of just 1 inch be enough for you guys to go ahead and try to fix it or is it still pretty sturdy?

Plumb….

Great job fellas....what do you charge for a job like that?

Just to straighten/properly level it what is the cost $$ ??

It is really more brilliant than it may appear how this was fixed. Straightening up and laterally bracing a wall with nothing in it, such as a garage door opening is much more difficult than a regular structure. You have to add rigidity to the back wall and then connect the front to the back via the ceiling.

Dustin, I enjoyed your leaving garage video. I need help! My husband used to do this kind of work, but not any more! The building inspector is on our butts to get my 100 year old garage back in plumb (although, that's how I bought the garage 33 years ago!). How much to fix it?

Hi friend..and everyone here.God is so wonderful and good to me for giving all of you to be my friends 😍

I how do you do it if it is leaning in?

Shit mines 1 foot off the foundation... 5 inches out? Mines about a foot and a half lol

Nice work. I am buying a house and was quoted $25,000 to do this.. Thoughts

lol Looks like my garage even the MG (mine is MGB) Actually, my garage is well maintained but it leans to right about 2-3 inches. thanks for the video!

What kind of siding is that? Looks like my garage, which from the side looks like tongue-and-groove that leaves that slightly curved channel between the boards. But all the T&G I see at the big box stores fits tightly together with minimal to no channel.

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where did you find brackets????

Nice I got a garage about double that size, tall too… would you recommend the same process? You wouldn’t happen to live in iowa would ya 😂

Hmm, this reminds me of my garage. except mine is leaning because the sill plate has rotted out completely on two sides. Still trying to figure out if its worth saving, but this gives me some ideas if I do.

Perfecto! Thanks for sharing 😊

I have a two story garage (top is bedroom) that is leaning a lot. The roof is in very good shape. The frame has a lot of termite damage and I believe I would need to make support frames just to be able to work on it. It would probably cost as much to tear it down as it would be to fix it. Really don't want to do that since it's on an ancestor line and would loose seven feet of garage space if torn down. Also very short on money and saving for framing lumber. Any ideas?