Put those clips on the studs where electrical lines go thru the studs too. You do not want to nick an electrical line with a nail or screw after the spray foam is put in when you are hanging the dry wall.
Another fine video !! I am 66 years old and been around construction my whole life including some house building but mostly ironwork building power plant and that sort of stuff. But anyway what I’m saying, trying to say I guess is your work is phenomenal in my opinion. You thought of all the little details that is so easy to overlook and your work is so tidy and neat. I wish the very very best for y’all !! I make sure I like your video every week and I always share it to people I know and hopefully they will start watching also !! God bless you both and I sure do love your videos !!❤🥂🇺🇸✌🏼
So much fun together. Before spray foam, will you install blocking between studs for cabinets and shelves? Will you pressure test water lines? Looking good. Thanks for sharing
Bravo les cousins cajun . Lydia tu es acrobate et bonne électricienne. Jim toi tu es un magicien 🧙 . Agréable de regarder vos vidéos 👍👍👏👏 bisous de France 🇫🇷
Great job. I agree with the comment about blocking for the cabinets. Nice to see you teaching Ladly how to help. Never too young to start. Best wishes from Minnesota.
Definitely try building the cabinets. We did and love them! We watched several RUclips videos to learn how and bought a few tools to make sure we had square corners and such. Built out of 3/4 finish grade plywood and bought the adjustable feet so we just built boxes and attached the feet. You can do it!!!
@@CajunCountryLivin absolutely! We watched a great cabinet basics video from Bents Woodworking. Also definitely use the Blum hinges and drawer glides. You got this!
Good progress indeed, wiring is time consuming i don't have to tell you guys ;) sweet trick with the plastic and wire with the vacuum cleaner solution sweet, keep it up and looking forward to the next one ;):);)
Just finished a re run binge watch from the beginning, it was surprising to see I had missed little bits and pieces so I totally had a new experience watching the build, looking forward to the future episodes and cannot wait to follow your awesome channel.
More clean wire and pipe installation - my favorite things. Pretty soon you will be done. I know that it is a ton of work, and it goes unnoticed by most, but I still have to complement you on how far the video editing has come. Pretty much flawless with overdubs, incuts, music, overlays, it really makes these a joy to watch. These are a welcome break for my Friday morning. Bring on the foam.
That’s means to much to us Michael since we do it all ourselves. We really strive to make the best content for y’all. We are so excited to show y’all even more of our life once we can slow down on the house. Thanks for watching. ♥️
Good morning, not sure if your going to put the frig and freezer on there own circuits. I would suggest it if you have the panel space. If you have a dishwasher and a garbage disposal the you might want to add circuits for them. Your installations always first class. Thanks for sharing.
Love your videos. Y’all are a beautiful family. May our Lord continue to touch your hearts and rain the blessing from Heaven upon you. Your joy in our Lord just radiates from both of you and even more so from you “two foot timer”. BTW I just love that reference to your baby girl. It takes adorable to a whole new level. God bless y’all.
You must be so happy you’ve got all that prep work done! I could see how hot it was when you were up in the rafters. You sure was glowing🥵 Nice to see Ladly Ru lending a hand…a chip off the old block. Have an awesome weekend y’all 🙏
Love your channel! Make to pressure test your water lines before you have the spray foam company come. It will save you a lot of extra work later. My wife and I enjoy watching you two (three). We are starting to sound Cajun. LOL
Thank you very much Don! And yes sir on the pressure tests definitely! We hope that you and your wife have a great week! Let us know how you are progressing with your new found accent! 😂
Yall doing a fine job that spray insulation will make a difference in there. After the storm I'd leave a fan in the window to pull a draft threw hole house to help cool it at night jim, doesn't help much with out insulation
Hi Jim & Lydia Another fun and informative video with my funniest couple. Looks like you got a plan to have everything ready for the foam. You might want to do a pressure check on those water lines and put in some blocking for cabinets and such. Just like you can smell rain coming. I smell the scent of drywall dust coming not to far away. Jim I see Mrs Clean was right behind you with the shop vac. And who says a shop vac is just for vacuuming debris. It a good string sucking tool also. Noticed the little one getting in on the action and helping dad . Wishing you both good health and success. And hopefully a break from this heat. Stay strong and safe
Thank you Jim! We pressured tested & went around the house putting blocks in where we measured that we thought would be helpful. Heck yes! It’s also a “multipurpose” tool. Lad sure loves to lend a hand where she can! Thanks for the love & support ♥️
I’m with you guys - can’t wait for the spray foam! One lesson learned from my kitchen - if you wrap the window in drywall probably not an issue but if you want to trim it out, you may wish to space them back just a tad… Keep charging! Looks good 👍🏼
Coming along nicely guys. Great to see progress each week. Remember to test for water leaks before foaming. Do you need to wire the upstairs before foaming too?
Another Great video! You guys just keep on Crushing it....Wow! Keep up the Amazing work and quality videos.......Have a Great Weekend Cajun Family!!!!!!
It's coming together beautifully yall make a awesome team!! She's so cute 😍 I remember when my lil one was like that too man they grow up fast!! Yall have a awesome weekend!!
Friends, a standard kitchen counter is 36” and increasing it 1” makes a huge difference, but 3” would be crazy tall. I would suggest that you build a plywood mock-up of your new counter height first.
Some one may have already said something but the outlet boxes next to the big window may be to close when it comes to the trim and outlet cover meshing together! You guys are doing great keep it up!!!👍👍
Kitchens normally have 2 - 3 or more separate circuits due to the usual amount of small appliances found in most kitchens. High wattage items on one circuit is a recipe for tripping breakers or worse. Enjoying the channel.
We have the above cabinet receptacles divided on two 20amp circuits. Dishwasher and fridge are on individual circuits as well. Thank you for watching out for us!
Amazing video, as usual, what a great feat you are doing, I really look forward to your Friday videos, something to look forward too, thanks for sharing.
Nice job guys!! It's OK to "whine" about the heat. It's 98 here in the mountains of "Upstate SC" so I'm with ya. The funny part, when that wire came up out of the pipe I said "Look"y there" at the same time you said "Look'y there".😅😂🤣
Thank you so much Rene! We don’t know if there is a standard other than 36” but we are planning to build them to match our height. We hope that you are having a great week!
Two words... wire fish. 😂😂😂 But your solution of very ingenious. I know it is too late but you could have used a fishing pole to shoot a line across the rafters to pull the wire with. I used something like that running network cable. Y'all are doing a great job.
Hey y'all up there where y'all put the water lines in at you cut out the wood for your waterline at your last T connector for your kitchen if that was me I would scab a piece of wood there to give the area strength again if you don't do it now you many pay for it later
I will admit that I have not read every comment so excuse me if this has already been discussed. You need more that ONE circuit to the kitchen. Like maybe 2 or 3. The plugs should be staggered like C1 - C2 - C1 -C2 - C3 - C4 - C3 -C4. This is so when you are running the high current appliances at the same time you will not over load the circuit. Also the Plugs and the lights in a room should nor be on the same circuit so if a breaker gets tripped all of the power in the room is not off. Also alternate lights in one room with plugs in the adjoining room so if a breaker gets tripped, a large area is not blacked out. Just a suggestion.
I never double comment but by god she is a cutie... I love the way Jim takes a hit on the fingers to teach her how to pounce a nail......that is a daddy/daughter thing....
Just a suggestion you might want to pressure test your water lines before you spray foam in case you have any leaks and you might want to put some deadwood in the walls where you attach your cabinets
Happy Friday Ya'll! Huge progress this week and yes, another hootis was introduced to us common folk. As of this writing I noticed 3169 views and only 675 likes. Come on people we can't keep this channel all to ourselves. Unlike other creators these two are far to humble to constantly ask us to share, like etc. but unless we work together (like they do) their channel isn't going to grow. They deserve our support by simply clicking on the like button and sharing it with just a few of our friends. I see they grew to 30K subscribers this week and with our help this will continue. We can do this.
Bonjour Madame Monsieur et la petite fille 👧 je vous regarde depuis quelque temps pour moi veaux travaux sont inconnus bonne continuation Salutations de France
I love the way ye guys are together, Jimbob must be wrecked after work each day and then start work on the house, but hell Lydia you are some woman to work at nap time (you remind me of myself) one tip I learnt after putting my shoulder out 2 years ago trying to do it all, is with all hard lifting is...... please try to work smarter not harder. Always rem that Moto when it comes to back , mind and body, bend those knees, and a wrench can do the rest!
not trying to be the negative Nancy but I noticed you're using #10 wire for you stove top and oven which is only rated at 30 amps, most stove tops and ovens use between 40/60 amps, just a heads up before you get too far... love your channel...
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Put those clips on the studs where electrical lines go thru the studs too. You do not want to nick an electrical line with a nail or screw after the spray foam is put in when you are hanging the dry wall.
Another fine video !! I am 66 years old and been around construction my whole life including some house building but mostly ironwork building power plant and that sort of stuff. But anyway what I’m saying, trying to say I guess is your work is phenomenal in my opinion. You thought of all the little details that is so easy to overlook and your work is so tidy and neat. I wish the very very best for y’all !! I make sure I like your video every week and I always share it to people I know and hopefully they will start watching also !! God bless you both and I sure do love your videos !!❤🥂🇺🇸✌🏼
Thank you so much Bruce! We really appreciate you and we are very happy that you enjoy watching our channel!! 😁
Another great video, great for sight to put the PVC for the island, that was pretty slick getting the wires pulled through. Have a great weekend.
Thank you Steve! We hope that you have a great week too!
So much fun together. Before spray foam, will you install blocking between studs for cabinets and shelves? Will you pressure test water lines? Looking good. Thanks for sharing
Thank you Lou! We pressure testing the water supply line to 80psi with air. No leaks thank goodness!!
@@CajunCountryLivin I knew you were AWESOME! Had to say something for the comments - LOL. Thanks
Bravo les cousins cajun . Lydia tu es acrobate et bonne électricienne. Jim toi tu es un magicien 🧙 . Agréable de regarder vos vidéos 👍👍👏👏 bisous de France 🇫🇷
Thank you Gerard! We hope that you have a great weekend!
So much fun both of you. Good job. 👍👍👍😘😘🥰🥰💞💞💖💖💖
Thank you!!😁
So cute watching Ladlly help work on the house. God bless.
First try on the hootis!! Ya'll are awesome! Loved the Hammer Dance by Miss Ladly Rue! 🔨 💃
Stay cool!!
Thank you Jennifer! We hope that y’all have a great weekend!
Great job. I agree with the comment about blocking for the cabinets. Nice to see you teaching Ladly how to help. Never too young to start. Best wishes from Minnesota.
Thank you Paul! Blocking would make things much easier for sure! Have a great weekend!
I love your videos, also love that you do family things at the end of your videos. Sweet family you have
Awesome! Two big jobs close to completed! Rue is adorable and she looks like a mini Lydia!
Thank you Marc!
Your smiles and laughs make my day. Having fun building together is the way to go.. Thanks for this video..
Thank you for watching Don😀 have a great weekend!!
Definitely try building the cabinets. We did and love them! We watched several RUclips videos to learn how and bought a few tools to make sure we had square corners and such. Built out of 3/4 finish grade plywood and bought the adjustable feet so we just built boxes and attached the feet. You can do it!!!
Awesome!! Thank you so much!
@@CajunCountryLivin absolutely! We watched a great cabinet basics video from Bents Woodworking. Also definitely use the Blum hinges and drawer glides. You got this!
Y’all getting close , and that smile on the lady rue,,so precious
Thank you Bobby! We hope that you have a great weekend!
Good progress indeed, wiring is time consuming i don't have to tell you guys ;) sweet trick with the plastic and wire with the vacuum cleaner solution sweet, keep it up and looking forward to the next one ;):);)
Thank you so much!
Are you installing blocking before drywall for your cabinets, towel bars, TV and TP holders ?
Yes sir! If I can get Lydia to stop cleaning long enough to help me! Lol 😂
@@CajunCountryLivin
HaHaa…. Hide those brooms and vac brother 👊🏼👊🏼🪚🔨✌🏼🇺🇸🇺🇸
Just finished a re run binge watch from the beginning, it was surprising to see I had missed little bits and pieces so I totally had a new experience watching the build, looking forward to the future episodes and cannot wait to follow your awesome channel.
More clean wire and pipe installation - my favorite things. Pretty soon you will be done. I know that it is a ton of work, and it goes unnoticed by most, but I still have to complement you on how far the video editing has come. Pretty much flawless with overdubs, incuts, music, overlays, it really makes these a joy to watch. These are a welcome break for my Friday morning. Bring on the foam.
That’s means to much to us Michael since we do it all ourselves. We really strive to make the best content for y’all. We are so excited to show y’all even more of our life once we can slow down on the house. Thanks for watching. ♥️
Good morning, not sure if your going to put the frig and freezer on there own circuits. I would suggest it if you have the panel space. If you have a dishwasher and a garbage disposal the you might want to add circuits for them. Your installations always first class. Thanks for sharing.
We set it up just like you said. 😁 Everything in the kitchen that has a large pull has its own breaker. More wire, but very worth it in the end.
Love your videos. Y’all are a beautiful family. May our Lord continue to touch your hearts and rain the blessing from Heaven upon you. Your joy in our Lord just radiates from both of you and even more so from you “two foot timer”. BTW I just love that reference to your baby girl. It takes adorable to a whole new level.
God bless y’all.
Thank you Rob!! ♥️
You just keep on pushing through it! Well done! Your daughter is so cute!
Thank you Rick!!
You must be so happy you’ve got all that prep work done! I could see how hot it was when you were up in the rafters. You sure was glowing🥵 Nice to see Ladly Ru lending a hand…a chip off the old block. Have an awesome weekend y’all 🙏
We sure are happy!! Can’t wait to get the AC going! 😎
Team work makes the dream work, looks like you have pex nailed now 👏
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Your adorable baby girls is growing sooooo fast , I love her gorgeous eyes , ❤️
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nice Hutter tool it was great. beautiful music .
Congratulations on reaching the 30,000 subscribers mark. Y’all have came a long way in a short period. Continued success in the future.
Thank you Lee! We appreciate the support ♥️
It’s looking awsome guys and the lil one is to cute 🥰
Thank you Juan!!
Just an Amazing Job well done guys...! Keep up the great work...!
Thank you Ray!
Love your channel! Make to pressure test your water lines before you have the spray foam company come. It will save you a lot of extra work later. My wife and I enjoy watching you two (three). We are starting to sound Cajun. LOL
Thank you very much Don! And yes sir on the pressure tests definitely! We hope that you and your wife have a great week! Let us know how you are progressing with your new found accent! 😂
Yall have came so far! I enjoy watching each week!
Thank you!!😁♥️
Yall doing a fine job that spray insulation will make a difference in there. After the storm I'd leave a fan in the window to pull a draft threw hole house to help cool it at night jim, doesn't help much with out insulation
Thank you Matt! Good idea! We hope that you have a great week!
Add hosebibs for outside water. Great job guys!
Hooray, great progress, get the boards in where you want your cabinets at before spray foam. Going to look so different once it's spray foamed.
Thanks Melissa! We sure did 😁
Hi Jim & Lydia
Another fun and informative video with my funniest couple. Looks like you got a plan to have everything ready for the foam.
You might want to do a pressure check on those water lines and put in some blocking for cabinets and such. Just like you can smell rain coming. I smell the scent of drywall dust coming not to far away.
Jim
I see Mrs Clean was right behind you with the shop vac. And who says a shop vac is just for vacuuming debris. It a good string sucking tool also.
Noticed the little one getting in on the action and helping dad .
Wishing you both good health and success. And hopefully a break from this heat.
Stay strong and safe
Thank you Jim! We pressured tested & went around the house putting blocks in where we measured that we thought would be helpful.
Heck yes! It’s also a “multipurpose” tool.
Lad sure loves to lend a hand where she can! Thanks for the love & support ♥️
Looking good guys!
Take care in this heat! 🥵
Thanks Sandy!!
I’m with you guys - can’t wait for the spray foam!
One lesson learned from my kitchen - if you wrap the window in drywall probably not an issue but if you want to trim it out, you may wish to space them back just a tad…
Keep charging! Looks good 👍🏼
Good idea! Thank you!!
Hootis!! Love watching you guys. The house is coming together nicely.
Thank you you so much! We appreciate you watching our channel and we hope that you have a great weekend!
Great video good to see y'all again
Thanks Randy!!
Coming along nicely guys. Great to see progress each week. Remember to test for water leaks before foaming. Do you need to wire the upstairs before foaming too?
We got all of that done too. 😁😄 We will show y’all in more detail in then the video. Thanks for reminding us!
You kids have accomplished so much! Thanks for sharing your journey.
Thank you David!
Another Great video! You guys just keep on Crushing it....Wow! Keep up the Amazing work and quality videos.......Have a Great Weekend Cajun Family!!!!!!
Thank you David!! Have a great weekend as well!
It's coming together beautifully yall make a awesome team!! She's so cute 😍 I remember when my lil one was like that too man they grow up fast!! Yall have a awesome weekend!!
Thank you Cedric! We hope that you are having an awesome week friend!
@@CajunCountryLivin I am now 😉
I find myself wishing it were Friday, just to see how far you’ve come during the week. It’s looking amazing, thanks to the new hutus lol 😂😂😂
Thank you so much for watching!!!!
your helper is so cute ,how can you'll get any work done 😊😊👍👍
Wow you two got a lot done this week looking good
We are still exhausted!!
Friends, a standard kitchen counter is 36” and increasing it 1” makes a huge difference, but 3” would be crazy tall. I would suggest that you build a plywood mock-up of your new counter height first.
Great idea Kevin! Thank you very much sir!
Awesome job 👍, you both have been working so hard. Now take a break.
Wish we could!! 😁
House is looking amazing and your little girl even helped Have an amazing weekend much love from Portland Indiana
Thank you Daniel!
@@CajunCountryLivin your more than welcome
House is looking good , y’all are coming along and dang that inspector is going like a weed , try and stay cool!!!!!
Thank you David!! She sure it 🥹
Some one may have already said something but the outlet boxes next to the big window may be to close when it comes to the trim and outlet cover meshing together! You guys are doing great keep it up!!!👍👍
Thank you!
Y’all got it done and looking awesome and I see the real boss showed up.
Yes sir! She had to swoop in and line us out!
You guys are doing so awesome.
Thank you Jeff!
Kitchens normally have 2 - 3 or more separate circuits due to the usual amount of small appliances found in most kitchens. High wattage items on one circuit is a recipe for tripping breakers or worse. Enjoying the channel.
We have the above cabinet receptacles divided on two 20amp circuits. Dishwasher and fridge are on individual circuits as well. Thank you for watching out for us!
Yeah Jimbo, You’re Hootis is definitely a work of art😂😂🇦🇺🇦🇺
JIMBO!!!! How’s it going down under? Yes sir I should really consider getting the Hootis in production 😂
Amazing video, as usual, what a great feat you are doing, I really look forward to your Friday videos, something to look forward too, thanks for sharing.
Thank you Gene! We really appreciate that you enjoy watching us!
Nice job guys!! It's OK to "whine" about the heat. It's 98 here in the mountains of "Upstate SC" so I'm with ya. The funny part, when that wire came up out of the pipe I said "Look"y there" at the same time you said "Look'y there".😅😂🤣
Thank you very much! So funny that we shared a “Looky there” 🤣🤣
Makes me smile every time I see your home get nearer to the Finnish line you need more windows
Thank you Si!
Congratulations on your 30,000 subs!!! You deserve 100 fold!! The word you were looking for is the standard for the height!! Is there one??
Thank you so much Rene! We don’t know if there is a standard other than 36” but we are planning to build them to match our height. We hope that you are having a great week!
Siete bravissimi e simpaticissimi. Un saluto dall' Italia. 🇮🇹 Ciao.
Good morning Nunzia! Thank you very much!
You're a lucky man your wife helped you. I built my bardominion in Texas all by myself. Just a small one 7800 sq.ft
Good job guys.
Thank you Rod!
Hope you did a whole lot more than one circuit for all those outlets.
Y'all are doing a awesome job on house can't wait till you get finished it will be beautiful ✌️ from Karl in Tennessee
Thank you Karl!! ♥️
@@CajunCountryLivin y'all are so welcome 🤗
Two words... wire fish. 😂😂😂 But your solution of very ingenious. I know it is too late but you could have used a fishing pole to shoot a line across the rafters to pull the wire with. I used something like that running network cable. Y'all are doing a great job.
So awesome 👏
Will you test water lines for leaks before the spray foam is done ?
We sure did 😁
Hey y'all up there where y'all put the water lines in at you cut out the wood for your waterline at your last T connector for your kitchen if that was me I would scab a piece of wood there to give the area strength again if you don't do it now you many pay for it later
Thank you for the tip!!
I will admit that I have not read every comment so excuse me if this has already been discussed. You need more that ONE circuit to the kitchen. Like maybe 2 or 3. The plugs should be staggered like C1 - C2 - C1 -C2 - C3 - C4 - C3 -C4. This is so when you are running the high current appliances at the same time you will not over load the circuit. Also the Plugs and the lights in a room should nor be on the same circuit so if a breaker gets tripped all of the power in the room is not off. Also alternate lights in one room with plugs in the adjoining room so if a breaker gets tripped, a large area is not blacked out. Just a suggestion.
Great information Jan! Thank you
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I never double comment but by god she is a cutie... I love the way Jim takes a hit on the fingers to teach her how to pounce a nail......that is a daddy/daughter thing....
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Just a suggestion you might want to pressure test your water lines before you spray foam in case you have any leaks and you might want to put some deadwood in the walls where you attach your cabinets
We sure did. 😁 thanks Daniel!!
Don’t forget to pressure test all water pipes and drains!
Great job on the water lines, did you pressure test the lines first?
Thanks James! We sure did 😁
You guys are so cute and funny!
Thank you!!
We call “hootis “ things ma gigs, Ching a dero, and whatcha ma call it’s 😂
Yes! 😂
You have the cleans house I ever seen
I pride myself on this. Thank you! 😂
Happy Friday Ya'll! Huge progress this week and yes, another hootis was introduced to us common folk. As of this writing I noticed 3169 views and only 675 likes. Come on people we can't keep this channel all to ourselves. Unlike other creators these two are far to humble to constantly ask us to share, like etc. but unless we work together (like they do) their channel isn't going to grow. They deserve our support by simply clicking on the like button and sharing it with just a few of our friends. I see they grew to 30K subscribers this week and with our help this will continue. We can do this.
Thank you so very much Rob! We really appreciate you!
I see all their videos and I don't speak English, I can only write it badly. And my italian friends don't like diy🇮🇹
Wow it won't be long now, great job
Yes ma’am!! Can’t wait 😀
I so looks forward to sharin y’all’s progress. I just want to know why y’all ain’t runnin no fan to circulate the air? Might be a little cooler… 😎
We will be flipping on a switch before long to turn the AC on 😁 when we aren’t recording, we have a fan on, but honestly hot air isn’t much of a help!
Hey Jim do you need hammer valves for the sinks and other water stuff?
I’m honestly not sure Rick. We have them installed for the washer but that’s all so far.
Bonjour Madame Monsieur et la petite fille 👧 je vous regarde depuis quelque temps pour moi veaux travaux sont inconnus bonne continuation Salutations de France
Thank you so much for watching Daniel!
prbly to late now but as an electrician you should install boxes that are at least 22.5 cu.in. boxes in fill size. good luck!
I hope you didn’t forget your outdoor hose bibs. Or did I miss that?
We only installed one straight from the house. The remainder of the will stub at the porches. Thank you for looking out for us Tim!
@@CajunCountryLivin No problem. You may want to consider a hot and cold bib for filling kiddie pools and washing your vehicles.
That’s a great idea!
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Are floorplans available?
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If I was asked for suggestions to modify the wire chase/snake fuzz, I would recommend trying a used dryer sheet. However, I’ve not been asked. So…
Love it. 😀
I love the way ye guys are together, Jimbob must be wrecked after work each day and then start work on the house, but hell Lydia you are some woman to work at nap time (you remind me of myself) one tip I learnt after putting my shoulder out 2 years ago trying to do it all, is with all hard lifting is...... please try to work smarter not harder. Always rem that Moto when it comes to back , mind and body, bend those knees, and a wrench can do the rest!
You are absolutely right. We definitely can feel it every time we we ourselves a little more than we should. Thank you so much for watching!
You're going to feel like you're in a huge marshmallow once spray foam is done lol
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Y'all had the show till the wee one made an appearance❤😍🤗🙏so cute❤🙏✌
She’s such a big help!♥️🔨
Code requires a #8 copper wire for the stove not a #10.
Blade drill bits are garbage. That’s why you are going thru them. Nothing beats a good screw bit
Have you pressure tested your water lines?
Yes😀😁
It is going yall are so funny
Are you concerned about your outside wall’s pipes freezing 🥶 since there will me no insulation behind them and the plywood.
They will spray foam behind them 😄😁
How long were you up north OMG to funny. Love the videos
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Pressure test your water lines,save you grief
Test your water lines and check for leaks.
Sure did! 😁
Ac in your house will be wonderful for you.
not trying to be the negative Nancy but I noticed you're using #10 wire for you stove top and oven which is only rated at 30 amps, most stove tops and ovens use between 40/60 amps, just a heads up before you get too far... love your channel...
Thank you for the tip Kenny! And thank you for watching!