Whoever was responsible for Nate to join the apprenticeship program back in the day, deserves a raise. This kid is a great addition to the team. He's a natural on camera, and I'm sure will hone his skills under the amazing Tom Silva.
In new England outside PVC trim is a must, and in most cases one and done, as you get older you want all things on your home one and done, little to no maintenance required
I wish they would have shown how the bottom was put under the door. I have to do that when it gets warmer. I have an idea but would have liked to see how he handles the threshold and caulking for waterproofing.
Yeah mine gets stomped & dented cause it looks like the installer just folded some aluminum. So aggravating and super ugly. I’ve had some really terrible issues with contractors not doing quality work and as a fine artist it really kills me. Quality work matters. Even the drywall idiot didn’t mud the ceiling correct & it was wavy so I had to sand & patch it myself. He couldn’t even get one wall right. We need quality contractors in NJ.
Exactly what I’m doing now, I opted to make my own sill pan for under the door from a roll of aluminum flashing I had laying around. Just have to preplan on where the folds will go. You can use a sealant like Lexan to seal then put your rubber membrane over it working your way up. I know the comment is old, just commenting anyway. Good luck
@@Off-Grid Hi! Nice to meet you! Yeah, it was the fall when I put it on. Eh, it worked through the winter which was all I needed it for. I just should have used wood in that scenario so I wouldn't have to repeat the task this year too. Livin' & learnin' (the hard way as usual). That said, the pvc boards are working great in the cellar of my old house that has a dirt floor and stone foundation.
@@kirlygirl7863 If you ever need to touch up your stone foundation, check out a mason on RUclips called Mike Haduck. He did all types of repairs on foundations like yours. He thinks they're better than a poured concrete one.
@@AStanton1966 Wow! Thanks for the recommendation! Looks like that guy does everything. I subscribed. -And I agree, I've had both stone cellar and a cement cellar, both are handy in different ways but I prefer the stone as it seems to "breathe" better, and when the rain is overly abundant both flooded but the stone cellar took a harder storm with much more water (near 3 feet!) but emptied within 24 hours, while the cement had lesser storms with 2-3 inches yet took at least a week to empty naturally and God only knows what was happening to the cement underneath.
Good install, not knocking on pvc trim, but it has been plaguing us builders, it’s toxic to cut, hard to shape, and doesn’t sand easy…when will carpenters finally get to use wood again? Let the plumbers use plastic
PVC is wonderful for exterior use! The front door on my house, faces the elements, and the overhang above is only 2 feet. Just replaced the exterior door with fiberglass, and replaced all trim with PVC, and used a rubber membrane behind all trim. Videos like this help all of us!
Can someone please tell me how to get rid of those annoying suggestions popups that keep appearing in the top right corner throughout the videos? PERMANENTLY.
@@chrisburns5691 .... anything can be maintenance free if that's the route you choose. OTOH, the carpenter did say that annual cleaning would be a good thing.
@@rupe53 im a carpenter and have worked with both products quite a bit. Wood needs more upkeep. Still a nice option but the pvc won't rot. Yes you need to clean it once on awhile.
@@rossb5593 ... my wide can handle a floor jack and rattle gun. I also had her up cleaning the gutters after mowing the lawn. It's amazing what can be done around the house instead of pissing money away with a gym membership that does the same thing but costs extra.
Everything in this video is Awesome! Except materials being use nowadays for imitation of wood, No thanks. The main purpose of front door is Safety Security. How would a Security Door could be installed on top of those "trim boards"
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Nate always does such a great job. Definitely can see why This old House had him join the team
Whoever was responsible for Nate to join the apprenticeship program back in the day, deserves a raise. This kid is a great addition to the team. He's a natural on camera, and I'm sure will hone his skills under the amazing Tom Silva.
The PVC is definitely an improvement over the typical aluminum coil
You’re an improvement.
Yep, I've been using pvc trim for a while now.
@@mortensonaaron nuh uh
This is the guy we all need but can never find.
Nice job…he makes it look so easy.
That’s how you can tell he’s a professional 👍
We could use more pros in the world
One of Nate's best jobs yet
In new England outside PVC trim is a must, and in most cases one and done, as you get older you want all things on your home one and done, little to no maintenance required
The only thing I've noticed is the ends growing fungus over time. Besides that it works great
@@Off-Grid yikes! Maybe try carnuba paste car wax or rain-x to keep the moisture running off quickly. Not sure if that would cause yellowing though…
That beginning looks like Nathan was a fellow neighbor surprising Sofia
I like surprising my neighbours, too
HI TOH , that pvc trim looks really nice around the front door , good job Nathan !!! 👍😃🛠
Simple face lift makes a world of difference
Great job Nate! Looks awesome
He did a good job
I wish they would have shown how the bottom was put under the door. I have to do that when it gets warmer. I have an idea but would have liked to see how he handles the threshold and caulking for waterproofing.
Yeah mine gets stomped & dented cause it looks like the installer just folded some aluminum. So aggravating and super ugly. I’ve had some really terrible issues with contractors not doing quality work and as a fine artist it really kills me. Quality work matters. Even the drywall idiot didn’t mud the ceiling correct & it was wavy so I had to sand & patch it myself. He couldn’t even get one wall right. We need quality contractors in NJ.
Exactly what I’m doing now, I opted to make my own sill pan for under the door from a roll of aluminum flashing I had laying around. Just have to preplan on where the folds will go. You can use a sealant like Lexan to seal then put your rubber membrane over it working your way up. I know the comment is old, just commenting anyway. Good luck
Thank you for making these.
Wow it’s amazing what a little change can do
What kind of countersink bit are you using?
Nice job! What crosshead did you use?
I wish they showed how they manage the area below the door.
that looks great
The trim looks so nice and clean.
Cutting PVC Trim is easy, but how do you clean up the saw dust? Do you cut over a tarp or similar material so you can clean it up? Thanks
Same way you would with wood dust. A dust pan and brush 🤣
Another great job by Nate,
Turned out great
I had a problem when I installed pvc trim. On the south (sunny) side, it warped over the summer.
Was it put on in the winter? Could have been tight when installed then expanded from the heat of the sun
@@Off-Grid Hi! Nice to meet you! Yeah, it was the fall when I put it on. Eh, it worked through the winter which was all I needed it for. I just should have used wood in that scenario so I wouldn't have to repeat the task this year too. Livin' & learnin' (the hard way as usual). That said, the pvc boards are working great in the cellar of my old house that has a dirt floor and stone foundation.
@@kirlygirl7863 If you ever need to touch up your stone foundation, check out a mason on RUclips called Mike Haduck. He did all types of repairs on foundations like yours. He thinks they're better than a poured concrete one.
@@AStanton1966 Wow! Thanks for the recommendation! Looks like that guy does everything. I subscribed. -And I agree, I've had both stone cellar and a cement cellar, both are handy in different ways but I prefer the stone as it seems to "breathe" better, and when the rain is overly abundant both flooded but the stone cellar took a harder storm with much more water (near 3 feet!) but emptied within 24 hours, while the cement had lesser storms with 2-3 inches yet took at least a week to empty naturally and God only knows what was happening to the cement underneath.
@@kirlygirl7863 I'm glad to help. Now you should look at videos on French drains and rent an excavator to fix the water issue.
Love it. I wish you guys could come to Pa. I have a few projects I need help with
Love how the slowmo the miter saw lol
That's always a fun shot
Looks nice, need mine done. I would rather it be smooth, it would be easier to keep clean.
Where does one buy this pvc trim??
Nice work!
Is there a slower video for removing the vertical trim wrap?
That looks awesome
Where did you buy all you pvc trims and header with profiles on it
Cool. Video. I plan on building similar to my tiny house
Good luck!
That was.......awesome.
How big is that door
Awesome, looks great!
what kind of wood should be used for the filler pieces please?
I was going to ask the same
Who doesn’t like a lawn filled with plastic bits!
Love it!
How can I get something like that on my home i need help please
Awesome.
Did they upgrade cameras, or hire someone who's a little bit more ambitious with using them or something?
Young intern maybe
Good install, not knocking on pvc trim, but it has been plaguing us builders, it’s toxic to cut, hard to shape, and doesn’t sand easy…when will carpenters finally get to use wood again? Let the plumbers use plastic
hey, there are some plumbers trying to get away from plastic as well. Plastic is good but not like the old days.
I agree but only use the premolded cuts. Custom pvc molding doesn't work.
Access to better quality wood would be a start
PVC is wonderful for exterior use! The front door on my house, faces the elements, and the overhang above is only 2 feet. Just replaced the exterior door with fiberglass, and replaced all trim with PVC, and used a rubber membrane behind all trim. Videos like this help all of us!
I like pvc. I replace windows and doors for a living. Limit dust when cutting.
Sofia was 😊
And Fence is made from PVC
Just watch for fungus on the north or shaded side.
No more plane Jane for that entry.
2024- looked up 2 of your PVC materials used " Out of stock"
Mam, you sure you don't need your pipes flushed out inside?
Please post on Rumble.
Just add layers on top of existing much cheaper and smart idea
makes sense to do it all with pvc, plus a chance to flash in behind as he did.
Who does this type of work?
Can someone please tell me how to get rid of those annoying suggestions popups that keep appearing in the top right corner throughout the videos? PERMANENTLY.
You have to pay for the premium RUclips
Nice job. Lots of cheese.
High humidity makes my testicles stick to my leg
Ink
What ever happened to using wood?
It rots
more susceptible to weather damage
It's garbage for poor people with no brains lol
Pvc warps and expands like crazy, also not ideal.
@@Mr.Pop0 True story, fiber cement board is better.
I hate that front door ledge
Weeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gee, if Norm was on the job we'd be hearing about the selection of woods and proper preparation instead of plastic parts with caulk.
pvc is a good choice.
@@chrisburns5691 ... yes, it blends in well with aluminum and vinyl.
@@rupe53 maintenance free and looks fine.
@@chrisburns5691 .... anything can be maintenance free if that's the route you choose. OTOH, the carpenter did say that annual cleaning would be a good thing.
@@rupe53 im a carpenter and have worked with both products quite a bit. Wood needs more upkeep. Still a nice option but the pvc won't rot. Yes you need to clean it once on awhile.
🍺🤔👍🏻
My wife wouldn’t even be able to lift that nail gun, let alone push it like that.
Haha. How little is your wife? I have the same nail gun and my wife is 5'1" at 115lbs and she can handle that nail gun no problem.
@@rossb5593 ... my wide can handle a floor jack and rattle gun. I also had her up cleaning the gutters after mowing the lawn. It's amazing what can be done around the house instead of pissing money away with a gym membership that does the same thing but costs extra.
Everything in this video is Awesome!
Except materials being use nowadays for imitation of wood, No thanks.
The main purpose of front door is Safety Security. How would a Security Door could be installed on top of those "trim boards"
much less maintenance than wood. Security door would be installed like any other. If you want to to be secure, make sure to secure it to the framing.
my question, living together for 2 years, and not married? He sees you as temporary