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Is that a bad thing?

To bad there's no video to show how well it worked if it worked at all.

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I've done a few repairs to rotted siding, I would cut upto the good and install my z flashing then a splash board, something solid works much better whether it's a 1x4, 1x6 or 1x8. Looks better than adding to the siding.

I had to replace the bottom of mine a few years ago. I not only painted the edges/bottom/top, but I also painted the back side too. 5 years later, same rot. T-111 just plain sucks and I have gutters now too. I do believe the gutters play a major role in helping though. I did NOT know about the 1/8 inch gap and not caulking that. Ooops....Now I do. Thanks.

Can u make more videos like this on how to take care of your well system. I'm willing to contribute to gain knowledge from you. Thanks 😊

The bottom doesn't need to be painted. The new material won't rot because it's LP Smart Side, not plain T1-11 siding.

I thought about this and thought it'd melt, thank you

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How do you repair it when it is starting to curl up?

Always paint the endgrain 💯

Great video. This is what I was looking for. This video was taken of the system in my house! When was this video taken? Not a similar system. The exact system. All the dates on the expansion tank match.

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To borrow from another commenter, you can attach a piece of beveled cedar (1x4 or 1x6) at the very bottom as a skirt. The bevel cut will encourage water to run OFF the wood (no flat surfaces for water to sit on), and the cedar itself is very weather resistant. Caulk behind it, especially where the grooves of the siding would run behind the cedar.

Damn I am just beginning my siding install and I am 95% positive I would not have left a 1/4" - 3/8" gap between panels, where the flashing will be. Thank you!

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Perfect! Thanks

When i did my skirting...i layed brick all the way around👍👍👍 on the ground. Skirting is off the ground. .i paint everything 😂

Installed in winter time with out heet. Try using fix a floor

Not only do I paint it, I attach a painted 1x4 across the bottom as well. That will act as a shield and protect the edge of the siding further.

Totally agree and I even paint the back side a couple feet up awesome video😊

Thanks for this

Good straight forward tip. Tx. Blessings

Today, heavy construction was done in the unit below us. It sounded like drilling into the concrete ceiling, our floor was vibrating. Now, the kitchen tiles right above that area are sounding like this. Did the subflooring break?

That roof on the right is absurd. Valley doming down with no kick out or flashing or gutter.

moisture barrier, not vapor barrier behind stucco.

That's very important, when I do repairs of that kind...I always a can of spray primer...any and all edges always get primed to prevent moisture wicking...prime them twice...it dries fast

I know this is an older video but its the only one I saw that matched my problem. My kitchen floor is brand new and does this. Is it an issue i should get fixed ti prevent further problems to the floor? Is the worst thatll happen is grout will chip off?

Right to the point. Thank you!

Great tip. Thank you.

forget the return for now(by the way,that r/a is WAY to close to the supply,s). 68 degrees is not acceptable. I would guess the installers spent very little time in getting the charge dialed in.

Mine rotted because I quit using weed killer. Everywhere the weeds touched wood it rotted ,,,not from not having a gutter ,its been there 50 years. Was fine for years till I quit using weed killer.

Very useful

That house needs to be painted. See those cracks in the paint. No good. I used 10 gallons on my house. The t1-11 absorbed it all. I suggest to paint the bottom and also add a drip edge

Last night my son’s room tile began making noises when walking, it didn’t do that before. 🤔

Thanks, this video was what I was looking for!!!

I hear the cracking on my kitchen floor. 2yrs ago they laid the long plank ceramic tiles and an entire row is not cracking and all the grout has come off. I wud say the row of loose tiles is about 7 feet long...is this a gut job or shud i remove the loose tiles and add new ones....my fear is the others will start to crack later on like years from now....wat shud i do?

But by painting the bottom... won't that retain water?

Did u drill the stucco and probe it?

what's the remedy?? I just installed one, and this is happening, haven't grouted yet. Definitely think it was the ditra not bonding to the subfloor, or the subfloor flexing.

I am having a problem with the crackling sound in my shower. 3 years ago it did not do that. Now what? Thank you