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I've seen worse

Solid drummer

That deck quality is about as good as your video quality

Cluster fu-k

I understand all the things that are wrong, but I'm not up to date on the flashing part. Just exactly what is it's purpose and how do you install it. I know about flashing on the roof but not sure about it at the deck level. Could you possibly make a short video on that.

Get what you pay for. Spent money on that trex decking and couldn’t buy 6x6 post

Two bottom plow for horses or mules

Tear down start over. That's a total shit job! Myself would walk away from this if it wasn't! Don't want my name on that! And hearing homeowner cry about spending 15 or 20 k after spending that already!😭😭😭 HIRE OG PROFESSIONAL!!💪🏻😅

Farm ripper tiller how ever you called it

Two not one daddy when he was a kid used a mule to plow with one like that 1960s

That is a one row plow

Animal drawn tiller . And gas vavle maybe that fell off

Youre wearing sandles ...and putting it on YT

It's a horse plow or cow whatever you want to pull out

It's a hand plow

As Dean Wormer would say, "Zero. Point. Zero."

Not me over here holding my breathe😂

Idk why the quality is cheeks. Original Vid Here : ruclips.net/user/shorts-laqUkI9ghQ?si=ciXpKJyXPHeSzPSC

4? I give that a 2 at best! Rookie built that! Bearing people!!! It matters! Stop lagging decks! Carriage bolt sandwich is a myth

That is why you should hire a licensed contractor instead of an undocumented person

Tiller...

Looks good from a far distance. When those screws holding the weight corrode away... Away she goes. Stainless for a few bucks more

Here in Kansas your footing don't have to be below frost if the deck/porch isnt connected to roof/overhang above

For all those saying you dont need to flash a ledger board, for the last two weeks ive been rebuilding the exterior basement wall of a basement because a wrap around deck wasnt flashed. By the time we finish around the entire house and put the deck back together the job is going to cost the customer well over 100k

So, straight sistered board leading out from the structure, supported evenly with those metal board holders, resting on those metal board holders attached to the concrete cylinder forms at the bottom? Just make everything even on all the corners and supports ever 2’ or 3’? Probably 2’. That seems sturdy.

Why on earth, would you NOT cut saddles into a 6x6 post?? So many non-deck builders out there!!

That deck ready for a hot tub and a dance party

My boss wants us to do work like that. He’s such a scumbag

When those screws stop working for you, well, you know 😢

Really stepping up the cinematography game 🤙🏻

Thats one piller lol having to do a whole house is a lot more lol

You see a lot of this on You Tube. People don't understand that nails and screws are fasteners. MASS carries load, fasteners are used to hold that mass in place, not to carry the load.

Looks good to me. I’ve seen worse coming from the videos of your friends doing you .

When I re-built my late parent's outdoor stairs, in some cases I used 5/8"x 6" LAG SCREWS in threes to attach the stile to the wall of the garage. I put more steel in fasteners than the "contractor" that built faulty stairs ever saw! I purchased FULL 2" loblolly pine (air dried at LEAST 7 years) to be termite-proof and basically weather-proof. The place that custom-cut the stiles told me they had have a guy with a can of WD-40 spray their 2" bandsaw blade for cooling to cut the loblolly. My Great-GrandPa was a REAL carpenter..."Do it right or do it over."

It would of been easier to just touchup the floor after drywall. Its gong to be covered but will let u think u fixed his job. Lol

Who the fuk paints there's framing and the insulation foam? I mean I'm just lost on this one cutting in for something that's gonna get covered up completely why

I don't think you're guy understood what you're wanting either. 🤷‍♂️

I don't get this. I'm in the comments trying to figure out why you're cutting in subfloor and pre-drywall? It's all getting covered. Is that some sot of moisture barrier that goes under the carpet?

You pay him cause he did do the work, and I bet next time you will pay more attention to what they are doing

Oh geez

I can honestly say that I've seen worse... believe it or not. I live in the Northeast and due to the extreme winter weather we experience here, which is mostly below freezing temperatures for at least 3 to 4 months. Code requires deck supports be on piers that are below the frost line, which is typically 3 to 4 feet. Think about that, because most homeowners can't understand why the holes are so deep and how much concrete it requires to fill them. It's one of the reasons that a properly built deck is going to cost 10 thousand dollars or more. Obviously, the size of the deck is a consideration as well, but taking the time to follow all the rules and regulations, like permitting and inspections with local code enforcement is part of what you're paying for... time is money and money is time. The biggest mistake homeowners make is hiring the guy who gives them the cheapest price. As a result, you get what you pay for, which very often is junk... sad to say.

ALWAYS use flashing!!! Ice and water behind ledger board. It will cost maybe $250-350 to buy and install and save you thousands in not having to do rot repair

Very impressive

Sounds like somebody ill never work have fun

Whats the big deal. Still have to put drywall up or something

It's hard to find good help

Nice butt scooter

Someone is in a good mood, 4/10.

Clean your truck man…looks like a landfill.

Footers...whatcha talkin bout Willis..?