Learn how to create a four season room into a porch from home improvement expert, Ron Hazelton. For more projects, visit Ron Hazelton's website: www.ronhazelton...
this is an outstanding video. every step is so clear, i know if i can understand it, a crafts person surely could. i also love that i don't need to buy wildly expensive tools to do this...bottom line: ron hazelton literally nails it. great job!!!!!!!!!!
and yet there are so many craftsmen out there certain in the belief they know what they're doing and yet watching even this simple video could help them avoid dozens of mistakes.
In our state, Virginia, if you convert your porch into a 4-season room, with heat/ac, you pay taxes on it because it increases sq. footage of the home. If you do a 3 season it has no hvac and it adds no sq. footage to the home so you don't pay property tax on it. Just something a homeowner may want to know.
My Mom used to watch shows like this and This Old House.. I remember hating it and thinking it was so boring because we lived in a townhouse rental... my Mom didn't build anything but was always watching those building shows. So here I am in my 30's and I've built most of the furniture in my home! I'm working on a 6ft church pew for my hallway now and next up is an entryway table then nightstands to match the king sized farmhouse bed I made a few months ago. I now appreciate these straight forward, calmly explained building shows/clips.. just took 30 years 😁
I saw this old house with Rob Villa (edit: Bob Villa) first when I was living in the USA in the mid nineties. Always liked it and my American colleges were always surprised I knew the technical English terms of every part of a house. Fun times.
Lol they say be true to your self because people that don't have your wisdom attention or knowledge will criticize you . But when they learn it or experience it they will look back and understand and respect who you was or who you are.
WOW! You made this so clear that I believe I could almost do this myself! I’m a do it yourselfer and quite handy. I’m also a 73 year old Gramma! You make the process make sense! THANK YOU! 🛠
@@johnniesmith6416 you’re such a nice man. I’m far from stupid. I think the stupid one is the one who thinks a screened porch doesn’t have to BUILT. In other words it’s a building. Obviously you’ve never ‘built’ anything.
+Aunt Betty's Virtual Thrift Shop ROTFLMAO Aunt Betty YOU GOT THAT RIGHT... FOR SURE!!!!!!!! I didn't notice at first! Looking back at Ron he DOES look rather dapper doing hard labor work!
Ron - I just like a man who can a handle a hammer & other essential tools & who has a vision on what he wants to make. Having common sense, & considering all the best angles as well as the correct material to use properly for all occasions considered. Appreciated your video & your take charge attitude!🔨🗡📐
Go Ron! Another great DIY video. It was so easy to follow. I'm 70 yrs old woman and still love to "do it myself" when possible. Thanks for the great video! Loved it! 😊 Texas
Great video!!! Just what I needed to convert my 3 season room into 4 seasons. You made it look so easy that give me reason to do job on my own. One question I have though is what did you do with concrete flooring for insulation? Another is are you using any source of heating/cooling? Thanks.
First time watching, this video came up in my suggested videos to watch. Glad I did. It's wonderfully put together. And the way you explain everything, very nice. Thank you 😊
Ron is the best. If you want to learn something, learn from him. He is not just showing you how to do it, he shows you how to do it the right way. I love his videos and enjoy watching everything he did.
Gosh , this project was completed 4 yrs an some months ago , wow! Still it's a great video, this guy is very good at explaining every step of tha way thru his project. Who knows, I may try to add one of these onto my home also 👍 looks like an extremely easy build , yet extremely beautiful. 🍃🌹
You can do it yourself, no husband needed. Nothing is more satisfying than finishing up a project that you did all by yourself. Power tools are fun, I just bought a finish nailer I can’t wait to use.
My covered patio has been an eye sore for three years. Now I'm buying the little 2 bedroom house and I need more space. I want to use that area as an extended living space /art studio. I though I would have to hire someone and go to a great expense to enclose it ,as am resourcefulness but know zip about carpentry. I though that I may not be strong enough as a woman to do it even though I work out!!!! no confidence until now. I'm so happy I Googled and found this video, delighted and excited to get to work. Because of this video I now know that I can do this work. Thank you my dear you really nailed it for me. Off to Home Depot I go I love that place there are cute guys all over the place too.:) thankyou!! thankyou!!
Angela White ...... girl u can do anything u set your mind to do , sky's tha limit !!! Yes this video was awesome , and super encouraging , hope u finished your projects , make a video, several of us would like to kno how it's all turned out . 🍃🌹
You did a great job I feel inspired. I recently purchase a home and want a sunroom this has given me inspiration. I also subscribed to your channel today to see what else you are doing. Love Love this video
I’ve been binge watching this channel and I love every single video so far 😅 I love how in depth his explanations are. Makes me feel like I could build a 4 season porch all by myself.
I wish I was married to a guy who could do this stuff! My dad was a builder, and I’m a tiny woman (4’ 9”), but would love to be able to do this myself.
Hahaha...same here, I'm only 2" taller...but, it's the reason why my husband has to make money so we can hire someone who knows what they're doing!!! Lol
I am happy i can do all work on my house myself: plumbing, electric, flooring, roofing, masonry, carpentry. Only thing I am not good at is plastering. Fortunately i have a bro who is a crack at that. I'd hate if if i had to 'call a guy' every time i needed something fixed. I learned a lot from my dad
@@Ed19601 good for you...but the majority of women that watched this video, their husbands are a lot like mine...lol! But it's okay, we just have to be happy and appreciate with what we have!!! Lol😅
@@Ed19601 yes...exactly. that's what we want...to give our husbands to do list...and then they'll actually do it...then we are happy. lol. But in our case...husband and I, will make a list...then we give it to someone else to do it!!! Lol, if that makes sense!
I sold over 30 million dollars of rattan furniture over a 20 year span in large because of sunrooms, and the Golden Girls TV show that made it popular again.
I've had to learn and do a lot of the neglected maintenance around my home. I recently hired a company to repair some loose bricks around my chimney. I kid you no,t I was so excited I wanted make a sandwich and a beer for those guys! Being handy is a wonderful attribute around the house. I know this may sound sexist but don't let me out do you doing the "man stuff" around the house. At least try, or hire someone. IJS
It came out beautiful! This is what I want to do to my back yard patio. Thank you, I learned so much but not enough to be able to do my project myself! Enjoy you awesome new all seasons room! :)
Im considering doing this but we dont have an existing slab, the porch was built with individual foundation footings with floor joists and 2x6 boards. Is it still possible or would I pretty much have to build a brand new structure?
@John Garcia Yes, I know. And without HVAC two of those seasons are unusable, which really makes it a two season room. I had one just like it at my last house.
I love this! We want to do this but had not found a step-by-step video to help us know exactly what to do for the 4-season room. Thank you ever so much!
that is amazing....if I ever get married again, that man better be handy. I'm tired paying an arm and a leg to get anything done. Does your company work in the Kissimmee/Orlando area? great video👍👍
I know I grew up in a house where my grandfather did EVERYTHING I never saw another man come in and fix nothing...but the guys well a lot of them anyway DONT fix ish! I have the same thoughts as you!
Hi Ron, We have watched this video several times and I'm sure will watch it many more times to follow your steps and teachings. What is the brand and type of sheetrock nailer?? That nailer looks awesome. Would you mind listing the brands and models of the different nailers, hammer drills, drivers, and other equipment used? Everything seemed to work so efficiently. Do you use an air compressor or just battery operated tools? Thank you! Excellent job! :)
- Ron, you're aging handsomely but did you really lift all that wood & those windows only with the help of that other "older guy" ??? (tee tee tee) The finished work is really nice & we're the same age. I've watched you do DIY for decades; before it became "vogue." Good job.
The material covered was presented clearly - such a great teacher! However too much is missing to make it practical. Measurement for windows, HVAC, and the magical appearance of electrical all beg for explanation.
Awesome video, you make this look so easy! Can you give me a rough estimate cost on a project like yours?? My husband and I are thinking of buying a house but the screen enclosure needs to be turned into a room like this because the house in on the small side.
HEY BIG GUY GREAT WORK I CAN WATCH THIS VIDEO OVER AND OVER FOUR SEASON ROOM ARE JUST SO COMFORT AND RELAXING AREA OF YOUR HOME.now just what you did how do someone do this in the way of (fortifying your home)I would want that bank security glass for my windows..please who do someone contact for that type of system in fortifying that four season room?? DIRT FARMER MICHAEL USNAVYRETIRED ORG. FROM GA. LIVING IN THE COUNTRY OF PANAMA.( ALWAYS WISHING YOU AND YOUR WELL ALWAYS) BE SAFE AND TAKE CARE GOD AND COUNTRY.NOW GO HAVE A FINE NAVY DAY.
Space heater probably work very well because it's insulated. You could also add an indoor flooring of your choice to insulate the room from concrete slab.
It is so wonderful the way men can build things. Men have built all of our roads, maps, buildings, and designed entire cities. I admire and respect men for this ability of which you have demonstrated very well here.
Wow! Anyone else wishes he was your grandpa to teach you in person? I'd be a fly on the wall! This was so relaxing! At the same time, he also talked me out of doing it myself 🤣
Better be (investigate) subcontractor. Four Season, subs out their products to (anyone). I got screwed out of $20,000. nothing was built. Four Season, won't do anything PERIOD!
Hopefully it’s this easy’ I’m handy but this will be my first framing and window install for this exact same purpose. Got 4 free huge vinyl window from a friend flip project. Already have an existing roof outdoor patio on a slap so this look easy with this video’ 😂
Oh man-why don't you creosote the bottom wood first??? I be weatherproofing those puppies big time. Really fun to watch!!!! Make me one, please-my home is only 624 square feet. I have too much lawn!
What about the floors in the winter is it cold ? … my sunroom was build off the dirt w base contractor didnt put insulation and in the winter it’s soooo cold
Hi Ron, I guess first of all, I would question the need for a level if you are forcing studs into position with a hammer...Would that not bend your top plate (or sill),out of level on your short wall? Second, the rough opening of your sliding door... It seems you are installing the ends of the studs directly on the concrete, should not everything touching the concrete be treated? Third should you not mention that the plywood you are using should be held off the cement by 1/2 inch, (or there about), to also keep it off the concrete? Should you show how to level the windows and doors during installation also, they work so much better and shut tighter when level. I don't think I would use 1x6 between the windows either as sitting on that sill plate like you did is only asking for water damage. Using something like smart-board would be , well smarter as its resistance to weather has been proven to be a much better quality performer for this. They also make corner tools for sheetrock finishing, which makes that job a bit easier also. Other than that, pretty good job for an amateur carpenter. Cheers!
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He did that in business casual clothes and didn't even get dirty. LOL!!!
He's a pro
Built it with duck tape and flex seal.
You’re a good communicator. Clear, concise and with a pleasant and at ease voice.
It almost seems you are used to teach.
Thanks
this is an outstanding video. every step is so clear, i know if i can understand it, a crafts person surely could. i also love that i don't need to buy wildly expensive tools to do this...bottom line: ron hazelton literally nails it. great job!!!!!!!!!!
Ron Hazelton is thebomb.com. I always loved watching his TV show. He's THE BEST DIYer!
Agreed 100 %. I'm doing this exact build on an upper balcony. Thanks to Ron going to be a piece of cake. Ron is the man.....
instablaster...
and yet there are so many craftsmen out there certain in the belief they know what they're doing and yet watching even this simple video could help them avoid dozens of mistakes.
In our state, Virginia, if you convert your porch into a 4-season room, with heat/ac, you pay taxes on it because it increases sq. footage of the home. If you do a 3 season it has no hvac and it adds no sq. footage to the home so you don't pay property tax on it. Just something a homeowner may want to know.
My Mom used to watch shows like this and This Old House.. I remember hating it and thinking it was so boring because we lived in a townhouse rental... my Mom didn't build anything but was always watching those building shows. So here I am in my 30's and I've built most of the furniture in my home! I'm working on a 6ft church pew for my hallway now and next up is an entryway table then nightstands to match the king sized farmhouse bed I made a few months ago. I now appreciate these straight forward, calmly explained building shows/clips.. just took 30 years 😁
I saw this old house with Rob Villa (edit: Bob Villa) first when I was living in the USA in the mid nineties. Always liked it and my American colleges were always surprised I knew the technical English terms of every part of a house. Fun times.
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A church Pew? In a hallway?
Circle of life...
Lol they say be true to your self because people that don't have your wisdom attention or knowledge will criticize you . But when they learn it or experience it they will look back and understand and respect who you was or who you are.
WOW! You made this so clear that I believe I could almost do this myself! I’m a do it yourselfer and quite handy. I’m also a 73 year old Gramma! You make the process make sense! THANK YOU! 🛠
I was just about to say the same thing. 55 here and now I'm very motivated!
That's great! I'm a 62 year old DIY grandma!
I’m 65, and own a house that I think I can do this to as well!
I’ve never seen a man stay so clean while constructing a building 😉
Its not a building its a screen porch stupid
Lol... .my thoughts also.
@@johnniesmith6416 was a screen porch
@@johnniesmith6416 you’re such a nice man. I’m far from stupid. I think the stupid one is the one who thinks a screened porch doesn’t have to BUILT. In other words it’s a building. Obviously you’ve never ‘built’ anything.
My dad, the general contractor wouldn't be able to make a family friendly tutorial video because he would be cussing too much 😂
Great video!!
Sounds like my kind of man lol
Thats the only f*cking way to f*cking teach u f*cks how to f*cking do it the f*ck right lol! Where's my beer?
@@ebrown7179 Well said!! 🙂👍❤
🤪LOL
Dude is a boss ... Doing this solo or the most part👍🏾
And with dress shoes on. he is a BOSS!!
+Aunt Betty's Virtual Thrift Shop ROTFLMAO Aunt Betty YOU GOT THAT RIGHT... FOR SURE!!!!!!!! I didn't notice at first! Looking back at Ron he DOES look rather dapper doing hard labor work!
haha. He does enough to get the shot then the crew comes in and does the rest. :)
I am shocked!Such duplicity.
Cyrious ，
It's not often you meet heroes in life. I've just met another...and he keeps his khakis clean while working!
Thank you Ron. This was awesome!
LOVE IT!!! my wife and I are gearin' up to tackle our own conversion, your video is a HUGE help!!! you're top notch, sir, EXCELLENT video!!!
This is the kind of guy you want to be the dad or grandpa or neighbor. A real man
Ron - I just like a man who can a handle a hammer & other essential tools & who has a vision on what he wants to make. Having common sense, & considering all the best angles as well as the correct material to use properly for all occasions considered. Appreciated your video & your take charge attitude!🔨🗡📐
Go Ron! Another great DIY video. It was so easy to follow. I'm 70 yrs old woman and still love to "do it myself" when possible. Thanks for the great video! Loved it! 😊 Texas
you have inspired me and given me HOPE that " i too can do this and make a difference" :)
i just love the way you work
God Bless you
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Great video!!! Just what I needed to convert my 3 season room into 4 seasons. You made it look so easy that give me reason to do job on my own. One question I have though is what did you do with concrete flooring for insulation? Another is are you using any source of heating/cooling? Thanks.
First time watching, this video came up in my suggested videos to watch. Glad I did. It's wonderfully put together. And the way you explain everything, very nice. Thank you 😊
hot in summer, cold in winter.= 2 season porch
Ron is the best. If you want to learn something, learn from him. He is not just showing you how to do it, he shows you how to do it the right way. I love his videos and enjoy watching everything he did.
Gosh , this project was completed 4 yrs an some months ago , wow! Still it's a great video, this guy is very good at explaining every step of tha way thru his project. Who knows, I may try to add one of these onto my home also 👍 looks like an extremely easy build , yet extremely beautiful.
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Man, you are GOOD! I hope my future husband knows how to do this type of work, AND doesn't just talk about it, but actually does it.
You can do it yourself, no husband needed. Nothing is more satisfying than finishing up a project that you did all by yourself. Power tools are fun, I just bought a finish nailer I can’t wait to use.
My covered patio has been an eye sore for three years. Now I'm buying the little 2 bedroom house and I need more space. I want to use that area as an extended living space /art studio. I though I would have to hire someone and go to a great expense to enclose it ,as am resourcefulness but know zip about carpentry. I though that I may not be strong enough as a woman to do it even though I work out!!!! no confidence until now. I'm so happy I Googled and found this video, delighted and excited to get to work. Because of this video I now know that I can do this work. Thank you my dear you really nailed it for me. Off to Home Depot I go I love that place there are cute guys all over the place too.:) thankyou!! thankyou!!
You made this comment 2 years ago.. How did your project turn out?
@@cattleNhay lol...I wondered if she completed it...
Ok just going to ignore everyone? How did your porch project turn out?
Angela White ...... girl u can do anything u set your mind to do , sky's tha limit !!! Yes this video was awesome , and super encouraging , hope u finished your projects , make a video, several of us would like to kno how it's all turned out .
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angela white hey Angela how did your project turn out? We would love to know we start ours
How much was this project? Just subscribed
Awesome channel
" AWESOME, GOD BLESS ! YOU MAKE THINGS LOOK SO EASY AND FANTASTIC TEACHER. THANK YOU ! "
You did a great job I feel inspired. I recently purchase a home and want a sunroom this has given me inspiration. I also subscribed to your channel today to see what else you are doing. Love Love this video
Very good useful video thanks. A part 2 on how the wiring was done and HVAC considerations would have been interesting.
Can you show more about sealing the floor and what steps are involved in putting in a floor on top of a concrete slab that has cracks?
Id like to see a video about that too.
This popped up and im so glad it did. Your explanations and visuals are excellent!
Good suggestion! I have a screened porch i'd like to fix up like this, but the slab has some cracks that run the entire length.
Very well-made video. (Thanks, Ron)
You'd best give that wife her decor credits too sir!🖤
I thought you had to have some type of heat source to call it a “4 seasons room”, and include it in your square footage?
What a true artist. You made this look so easy. Thank you for sharing.
I’ve been binge watching this channel and I love every single video so far 😅 I love how in depth his explanations are. Makes me feel like I could build a 4 season porch all by myself.
Was my trade, now trucker.
I wish I was married to a guy who could do this stuff! My dad was a builder, and I’m a tiny woman (4’ 9”), but would love to be able to do this myself.
Hahaha...same here, I'm only 2" taller...but, it's the reason why my husband has to make money so we can hire someone who knows what they're doing!!! Lol
I am happy i can do all work on my house myself: plumbing, electric, flooring, roofing, masonry, carpentry.
Only thing I am not good at is plastering. Fortunately i have a bro who is a crack at that.
I'd hate if if i had to 'call a guy' every time i needed something fixed.
I learned a lot from my dad
@@Ed19601 good for you...but the majority of women that watched this video, their husbands are a lot like mine...lol! But it's okay, we just have to be happy and appreciate with what we have!!! Lol😅
@@lucymarion2945 well the drawback is that my wife has a never ending list of jobs that she likes me to do :-)
But it always makes her happy when i do
@@Ed19601 yes...exactly. that's what we want...to give our husbands to do list...and then they'll actually do it...then we are happy. lol. But in our case...husband and I, will make a list...then we give it to someone else to do it!!! Lol, if that makes sense!
Great video! What type and style of windows were installed?
Thanks for the video! I was wondering if you left your concrete patio as the floor or put another flooring over top?
You can see towards the end he has tile down.
About how much did the materials cost for this project? How much additional would it cost for someone else to do it? Thanks.
M C all season room like that size would run you around contractor cost 15-22k
I love your show! I can watch you all day. It’s relaxing and I learn so much. Keep em comin! Thank you 🙏🏻
Very informative and extensive. Thank you very much for this video (and others of course)!!
I truly enjoyed this video. My hubby and I are considering enclosing our front porch.
How much did that cost it's something I would like to do with my back porch
Did you do it? I'm thinking of doing the same.
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Unfortunately we never did get around to it. Suffered too many illnessesin da family, finances were redirected.
@@Jackie.Bautista ohhh snap
He makes it look so easy😫. I guess it’s second nature to people that do this for a living😃
thanks for sharing I have a porch just like yours now I know what to do your room is beautiful
That's about $15,000 worth of windows and patio door at today's cost out the door from a big box store.
I was thinking the same thing.
Thank you Ron - - you do excellent work !! Your work is always clean and simple but I think I’ll leave somethings to the pros !! Lol
I sold over 30 million dollars of rattan furniture over a 20 year span in large because of sunrooms, and the Golden Girls TV show that made it popular again.
You know you're a badass when you're doing construction work in business casual attire 8:46
You didn`t leave a 1/2 inch gap around the windows for insulating
Did you have to get a building permit for that???
carolyn dimeo hopefully none of the fn neighbors called city hall
@@tonygoomba2682 he didn't have to it's grandfather in with the old frame.
I've had to learn and do a lot of the neglected maintenance around my home. I recently hired a company to repair some loose bricks around my chimney. I kid you no,t I was so excited I wanted make a sandwich and a beer for those guys! Being handy is a wonderful attribute around the house. I know this may sound sexist but don't let me out do you doing the "man stuff" around the house. At least try, or hire someone. IJS
It came out beautiful! This is what I want to do to my back yard patio. Thank you, I learned so much but not enough to be able to do my project myself! Enjoy you awesome new all seasons room! :)
Get a retired experianced carpenter, to give u guidelines. Thats what I should do; & charge a fee for my services ! Unless u win my heart, less fee !
Im considering doing this but we dont have an existing slab, the porch was built with individual foundation footings with floor joists and 2x6 boards. Is it still possible or would I pretty much have to build a brand new structure?
Not much use without HVAC, which I never even heard him mention.
@John Garcia Yes, I know. And without HVAC two of those seasons are unusable, which really makes it a two season room. I had one just like it at my last house.
I love this! We want to do this but had not found a step-by-step video to help us know exactly what to do for the 4-season room. Thank you ever so much!
that is amazing....if I ever get married again, that man better be handy. I'm tired paying an arm and a leg to get anything done. Does your company work in the Kissimmee/Orlando area? great video👍👍
I know I grew up in a house where my grandfather did EVERYTHING I never saw another man come in and fix nothing...but the guys well a lot of them anyway DONT fix ish! I have the same thoughts as you!
they all want us to know how to do house chorea but they can't fix jack😬
NaturallyMeMya RIGHT! I just told my aunt I can't even get a dude to light a pilot light.
dang, that's a shame! they think having a weewee is enough😂. maybe, I need to address that on my channel loll
NaturallyMeMya Dang I need to bring sum of my people yall way all of is handy
Did you run A/C to the room?
How about showing how to shim and square the windows?
Modern drop-in windows don't get shimmed or squared. Just check level and fasten.
He built the frames square and ordered custom windows. No need to shim anything.
It turned out beautiful, you make it look so darn easy... not fair. I bet the wife is happy with it, the light in that room is too die for.
Hi Ron, We have watched this video several times and I'm sure will watch it many more times to follow your steps and teachings. What is the brand and type of sheetrock nailer?? That nailer looks awesome. Would you mind listing the brands and models of the different nailers, hammer drills, drivers, and other equipment used? Everything seemed to work so efficiently. Do you use an air compressor or just battery operated tools? Thank you! Excellent job! :)
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- Ron, you're aging handsomely but did you really lift all that wood & those windows only with the help of that other "older guy" ??? (tee tee tee) The finished work is really nice & we're the same age. I've watched you do DIY for decades; before it became "vogue." Good job.
I cant believe how easy you made this look, I'm amazed, really nice job. :0)
How easy it looked, & reality ; are 2 differant things.
You are amazing. I am a software programmer, and never done much of handyman work myself. So, I marvel at your sun room creation.
Fantastic! I like how he is professionally dressed for this job. I feel empowered! Thank you. 💝
bull shiyot - 👍😂
Can you set up a whole house generator
do you have an idea of what it would cost.
About twice as much as you are thinking it will cost!
@@robsmithozopps2824 as with all home projects. Haha
But twice as cheap if not more if you got someone else to do it
I love your new room , and the way you explained it all . I also picked up a few pointers thank you sir
What nailer are you using? The one that can drive 1,000 nails on a single charge.
Alec Deepz Paslode!!
Lol
Great job. Thanks for a few good tips along the way. Concise and kept the action moving. I also like that as a presenter you do your own work.
So, porch is gone. Now he wants a porch.
So he build a porch. Now he wants to turn it into a room.
When does this end?
Great job ! Do you do house calls ? You make it look so easy !
Just curious, what did you do about HVAC in your 4 seasons room? Did you alter the opening to the main household structure?
Blaine Bugaski yeah this. I was just thinking that too.
And no permits? How about an energy calculation done by an engineer?
Yeah-look at the mudding technique-he's done his time in the trenches. He's comfortable with every task. THE boss!
fantastic job
You, your camera and sound people and your video editor all do a great job! Thank you! Super-clear and easy to follow!
He never gets dirty
This is one of my all time favorite youtube videos
mine too
Beautiful! You're the kind of man every woman wants to marry. Love the dog! Lovely decorating too.
From Mexico and we do nothing like this (houses are made of concrete), but the video is entertaining...
very good representation in 14 minutes and here I am spent 1 day deconstructing that idea 🤦♂️
I'm confused. How is it warm in your new room, when you didn't run any HVAC?
How did you run ducts in the slab?
insulation, insulated windows and doors, electic heater,
gnpd07
I so admire people with skills and experience like Ron Hazelton.
The material covered was presented clearly - such a great teacher! However too much is missing to make it practical. Measurement for windows, HVAC, and the magical appearance of electrical all beg for explanation.
He had an electric outlet in the one of the posts when it was a screen porch. You see it during the demolition.
@@lenpolidori3568 no doubt had power but that important feature was omitted...perhaps for liability's sake.
Awesome video, you make this look so easy! Can you give me a rough estimate cost on a project like yours?? My husband and I are thinking of buying a house but the screen enclosure needs to be turned into a room like this because the house in on the small side.
First time watching this man and I Love him. I so want to marry a man with Magic Hands like him.
HEY BIG GUY GREAT WORK I CAN WATCH THIS VIDEO OVER AND OVER FOUR SEASON ROOM ARE JUST SO COMFORT AND RELAXING AREA OF YOUR HOME.now just what you did how do someone do this in the way of (fortifying your home)I would want that bank security glass for my windows..please who do someone contact for that type of system in fortifying that four season room?? DIRT FARMER MICHAEL USNAVYRETIRED ORG. FROM GA. LIVING IN THE COUNTRY OF PANAMA.( ALWAYS WISHING YOU AND YOUR WELL ALWAYS) BE SAFE AND TAKE CARE GOD AND COUNTRY.NOW GO HAVE A FINE NAVY DAY.
What did you use to heat this space? I notice your flooring appears to be on a stone covered slab, have you any issues with it being too cold?
Space heater probably work very well because it's insulated. You could also add an indoor flooring of your choice to insulate the room from concrete slab.
That was amazing. I definitely need those tools to make life simpler.
It is so wonderful the way men can build things. Men have built all of our roads, maps, buildings, and designed entire cities. I admire and respect men for this ability of which you have demonstrated very well here.
Fawn0001 me too!!! GOD BLESS THE MEN!!
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Fawn0001 some woman can too!
excuse me sir! Can women also do all these things men can do? No? That's what I thought.
Wow! Anyone else wishes he was your grandpa to teach you in person? I'd be a fly on the wall! This was so relaxing!
At the same time, he also talked me out of doing it myself 🤣
wow!! you are amazing... truely gifted.
Do you need a building permit ? Because it looks more like a room addition.
💪🤡☝️ anybody have information on this .
Better be (investigate) subcontractor. Four Season, subs out their products to (anyone). I got screwed out of $20,000. nothing was built. Four Season, won't do anything PERIOD!
Hopefully it’s this easy’ I’m handy but this will be my first framing and window install for this exact same purpose. Got 4 free huge vinyl window from a friend flip project. Already have an existing roof outdoor patio on a slap so this look easy with this video’ 😂
love that nailgun , and you kept your pants clean even after kneeling ,lol
This is an excellent and fun instructional video. Everything you do is so very clear and DIY friendly. Great job.
Not much use without HVAC, which I don’t recall him ever even mentioning.
Oh man-why don't you creosote the bottom wood first??? I be weatherproofing those puppies big time.
Really fun to watch!!!! Make me one, please-my home is only 624 square feet. I have too much lawn!
Great job, with great explanations. You are a top notch builder. Thanks for this video!
#257thumbs down are OBVIOUSLY CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS!!!
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What about the floors in the winter is it cold ? … my sunroom was build off the dirt w base contractor didnt put insulation and in the winter it’s soooo cold
10:07 For fun, we take quick break to do a little "reckless" driving. No harm, no foul... *chuckles to self*
Hi Ron,
I guess first of all, I would question the need for a level if you are forcing studs into position with a hammer...Would that not bend your top plate (or sill),out of level on your short wall? Second, the rough opening of your sliding door... It seems you are installing the ends of the studs directly on the concrete, should not everything touching the concrete be treated? Third should you not mention that the plywood you are using should be held off the cement by 1/2 inch, (or there about), to also keep it off the concrete? Should you show how to level the windows and doors during installation also, they work so much better and shut tighter when level. I don't think I would use 1x6 between the windows either as sitting on that sill plate like you did is only asking for water damage. Using something like smart-board would be , well smarter as its resistance to weather has been proven to be a much better quality performer for this. They also make corner tools for sheetrock finishing, which makes that job a bit easier also.
Other than that, pretty good job for an amateur carpenter. Cheers!