DIY Remodelling is Money in the Bank | Reality Renovision Ep30
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- Опубликовано: 10 ноя 2021
- In this video you get to see how you can make money remodelling your home for great return of investment. The best part about this is your can do this all on the weekends.
Season 5 Episode 7 "Remodeling is Money in the Bank" (2021)
Reality Renovision Master Episode 53 BONUS EPISODE 2
Produced by Jeff Thorman & Maximilian Moskal
Written & Directed by: Maximilian Moskal
Hosted by: Jeff Thorman
Cinematography by: Maximilian Moskal
Opening Song: Anthony Jarrett
Editing by: Maximilian Moskal
Produced by: Home Renovision DIY 2021
Video & Editing Services Provided by:
Subdivision Films LTD.
www.SubdivisionFilms.com
Products we used:
GYM:Machines: Unofive Fitness Toronto
unofive.ca/
Weights, rack and adjustable bench: Great Lakes Girya
www.greatlakesgirya.com/
Outside:
Hot tub (Softtub)
softubcanada.com/
Garage:
Ceiling Panels: MURdesign 48-in x 8-ft Concrete Effect Panel
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Garage Door: Clopay Classic Steel 8 ft. x 7 ft. 6.5 R-Value Insulated Solid White Garage Door
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Kitchen:
Flooring: Lifeproof Valley Wood 7.5-inch x 47.6-inch Luxury Vinyl Plank Flooring (19.8 sq. ft. / case)
www.homedepot.ca/product/life...
Backsplash: American Olean 12-in x 12-in Westport Stratus Grey Linear Stone and Glass Mosaic
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Sink: Artika Balnea Stainless Steel 31.26 x 31.25 Stainless Steel Double-Basin Drop-in
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Countertop: 3CM Frosty Glaze
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Light: TRENZ Lighting ThinLED Edge Light 2-ftX4-ft
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For Tile Install:
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Bedroom:
Flooring: (DISCONTINUED)
Closet Doors: (CUSTOM LOWES)
Crowne Molding: Lowes
Small Bathroom:
Vanity Light: Kichler Barrington 4 Light Vanity
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Dinning room:
Light: Kichler Barrington 17.99-in 3-Light Distressed Black and Wood Rustic Hardwired Clear Glass Candle Standard Chandelier
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Stone (Fireplace/Livingroom): Avenzo 6-in x 24-in Avenzo White Quartz (LOWES)
Livingroom:
Lights: Kichler Barrington 14.02-in Semi-Flush Mount Light
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Max, its been cool to see you come such a long way along with Jeff! The thing is, although i'm 48, and have remodeled several shops and homes of my own, I found myself learning more as you were! Jeff is a great contractor, and because of him, wanting to start my own company, all because of you guys! So thank you for the great years of learning along side you!
This was a great story. Unbelievable how much he learned and was able to do. You have a great family and I love my connection to you and them.
Thanks for following the journey for all these years Larry. We have a great relationship because of the fun work we do. Looking forward to showing you guys the journey in Jeff's chuch. Cheers
It's really cool to always hear about Max behind the camera and finally see you featured on your own episode! As much as I love listening to Jeff it's definitely nice and refreshing to see max as well!
I'm actually looking to build a shed next year and watched your video multiple times, it's super nice to see the dunsworth here for sure!
Thanks for the comment. I am on an"on camera" guy but got out of my comfort zone because I thought the message could help empower people. If you end up building it let us know how it goes! Only thing I can suggest is rebar or some sort of re-enforcement in your concrete pad. The shed is still 100% and its been 3.5 years but the pad cracked quite a bit. Thats my only suggestion and best of luck!
@@SubdivisionAuto Thanks for the insight, I'll definitelyt ake into account and do more rebar in the pad. My backyard is super slanted as I'm in the northshore in Vancouver, it also likely has more movement than not.
Hey! This story is absolutely great, and this channel was a great help in getting me started on home reno. I started at 17 and finished my mother's attic (Which served as my room) then finished the basement, put in a bathroom, and now I'm working on an addition to the house before I move out! So thanks for all the tips and tricks you're channel provided on drywall, shower installation, and everything else! Cheers!
Dude you are a beast thats amazing. Love hearing these stories proud of you for all your accomplishments at such a young age. I wish half the people I knew had your mindset. Best of luck
@@SubdivisionAuto I appreciate that! I'm glad I got started early, because the feeling of seeing a job come to a finish is truly something amazing. Every once in a while I still stop and go "man, I built this myself, didnt I?" And it puts it all in perspective. It's not just worth it financially, it's really fulfilling!
@@Tycoon248 freaking right dude your awesome keep it up
You shout out to the Black Mesa Research Tee. A man of culture!
Rock and roll brother
wow. 4 projects completed for the price of 1, that is one helluva deal. just shows what some elbow grease can do. very nice. love the channel, keep up the great work all.
Yes. By now, Jeff is getting quite nervous!!! Hahaha. Hats off you you Max!!!!!
Haha not at all he was really happy to see what I learned from him. We are currently filming his next set of projects and this video is the end of my home projects. Was cool to get them done but man oh man renos are not for me I just don't have the patience. Much prefer being a camera guy :) cheers
Love it. I love the fence .Congratulations
Great Video and great stories. You must realize that your content is first class. Thank you
keep doing what you do mateYour channel is seen World wide and it does a lot of good to everyone and thank you for that
Thanks for watching Jeff we love what we do!
Excited for more!
Just wait until we get into Jeff's church series. THese last few videos have been just a little tangent between his huge monster projects but its worth the wait.
I caught that Rammstein shirt your son was wearing.
I actually traveled to your homeland of Canada to see them about 10 years ago.
Good band cheers alex
Careful max, you've become so good now Jeff might get you off the camera to work on the church lol
Haha perhaps. We are rocking and rolling at the church. What you didn't see is all the mistakes I made and how long it took
I'm not a contractor or a handy man or anything like that but I love the content, Jeff is awesome! He knows his stuff really well, he's thorough, and he shares amazing knowledge. Subscribed. Thanks Jeff for your contribution to the world!
Max is also doing a great job.
Congratulations! OMG! Thank you for sharing this. Blessings! :)
I feel ya brother. Great work. I love the shed series and the deck videos helped me with my deck rebuilds. I have been working on my front and back yards since 2017. I am almost there. I finished the interior raised bed om my veggie garden last week. I only have that exterior (squared - ring) bed left and a shed. Hopefully I can get'er done by 2023.
Thats awesome man sounds like a fulfilling series of renos. Bet the place looks great glad the channel has been of help. All the best getting er done
Nice job to Max’s dad! Also, to Max for kicking butt on the diy!
👍🏻😀
Nice giving the old man some love it like it. He did great I am proud of his hard work it's really nice having that bathroom there and having the basement finished
Thank you for your videos.
Awesome TPB posters and nod to Halifax t-shirts! My 2nd cousin was the cop in TPB in earlier seasons. Sweet gym set up!
Right on man love the east coast and TPB. If it werent for those guys I would never be in this business so love them. Thats awesome which cop was he?
What a great message, good stuff.
Thanks for watching man
Love this well done and so true. The moment I discovered Jeff I knew had to follow. And frankly it's the majority of my watch time. Over and over again . Taking a break from my basement flood claim which I used info to make sure was done right. But. In spring. The main floor is mine to attack
Sounds like a big project James let us know how it goes. Thanks for watching, over and over again!
This really an inspiration , I too want to renovate my 1980’s home and this video really motivated me . Jeff ‘s video are fantastic and very detailed
Love these responses. Give it a shot, start small and don't be affraid to ask for help. As Jeff always says one foot infront of the other you'll get there
Way to go Max. Congrats!!
Thanks man hope it motivates others to tackle their own projects
Another great video gentlemen!!
Teamwork is dreamwork baby
Love all the trailer park boys memorabilia! And also the house looks great. This channel has started me down the path as well doing it all myself on my first house!
Thank you, love TPB indeed classic. Reason I got in this business to be honest (the behind the scenes). Glad to hear how the channel has helped in your life we love hearing the success stories. All the best Aaron cheers
Glad to see you kept the Dunsworth and are still using it after the shed project. I've watched the same video that inspired you and will be doing some concrete work soon. Dunsworth II will be purchased :)
Yes its seen a good amount of action. We actually lent it to some friends of ours and they made their own backyard oasis with some cocnrete work so that thing has far surpassed its original purpose. If you do your concrete work, check back on this video let us know how it went. best of luck
Wow, Max! I enjoyed this video so much, I believe I smiled the whole way through! I loved the journey and the evolution! It was an honor to tag along with you guys! I'm proud of you. And after all this time, I'm still calling you and Jeff, "You Guys"! 😂💙 Thanks for the video!
Hah yeah took me guts to appear on camera and thank god this is the last video I'm in. But the message was important so i took one for the team. Happy to have you along for the ride all these years!
Great video Max! I'll have to walk on over to see how you did that garage, giving me lots of great ideas :) cheers, Dave
Yeah for sure Dave anytime brother
Can't wait for Zillow's remodeling show
Love the Black Mesa shrit!
Yeah man gotta love Gordon Freeman. Pretty oldschool at this point im surprised how many people know what it is
Great job 👍🏻🙏🏻 Looking forward to moving to Canada to join in the fun 🇨🇦
We are always taking new visitors, love canada great place we live in
Shout out to Max❗👌👏 🥰
You should be VERY proud of all of your efforts AND of the results!
Well done, my friend❗👌👏 💙
Thanks Kathy hope it inspires others to chase their own reno dreams.
Max, TPB are a national treasure haha. Glad you are a fan, I am too.
House looks great bud!
They sure are a Canadian classic at this point. Hey great minds think alike right? Thanks for the nice comment
niagara falls ny ,
thank you all that you and jeff do
Thank you for watching you guys keep coming back we keep making videos. Sounds like a good deal to me!
My house was built in 1960. And I will be renovating it. There are not many house built after the 80s that I can afford.
Still a good investment nevertheless just slightly different technology. May have to do a little more work than we did but I am sure if you do it step by step you will be happy with the result. Best of luck with your project Steve
Great video !!!
Thanks Catherine cheers!
Well done!
Thanks Janet appreciate it hope it gives you confidence to tackle your own projects.
I thought this was the new project reveal! I clicked it super fast! :-p It was still a great video! Well done!
Thanks man just a video summarizing the last few years behind the scenes. Trust me Jeff's church reno series is going to be a lot more interesting. Cheers
Hey man, love the John Dunsworth and Trailer Park Boys Stuff. Also Dig your black mesa Shirt!
King Of The Hill Reference is good too haha
@@PalmpekerheadFarms Yeah man i tend to throw my interests in a lot
5:55 I'd like a video on that garage ceiling. Nice job!.
Thanks we don't have a video on it I just thought of it based on what I learned with insulation and airspace. Key points from this are leave an air gap and make sure there are no air leaks and it'll be effective
How are things coming along on the wholesale products platform? Or whatever it is officially called
Thanks for all the shared tips and knowledge. Now, I think it is time for you guys to remodel you Reality Renovision logo. ;-)
Haha yes very true, its incredibly out of date. But good news is this is the final video with it, we are re-branding the channel since this is the last episode of reality renovision. Going to be a little different now but similar style.
do it all while you are young because after 40's the body just breaks down. I worked too hard for 20 years physically and am a mess at 44 hoping to remodel this old house with back issues.
Max rockin Rammstein haha!
Love me some steiner
Loving ❤ the Black Mesa t-shirt. Half life was the bast game of my childhood.
Nice man I can say the same. Also nice name I've driven tdi most my life love them dirty diesels. Great minds think alike I guess!
Black Mesa shirt ...A++++
Half Life all the way brother!
Need some more info on those ceiling panels in the garage. That's a beauty
Believe it or not they are actually 4x8 wall panels. I bought them because I thought it would be easier than drywall and look pretty cool. It was super tough to get them up as you can see in the video, but they do look good. Theyre from Lowes, links in the description. Thanls for watching cheers
@@SubdivisionAuto Great job! I also have this problem with bedroom above the garage, very lucky to watch this video which gives me a very useful idea! May I ask what kind of screws you used to fix the silverboard on the lumber, and the black tape used to stick the ceiling board to silverboard? Many thanks!
@@shilongliu3593 the foam is 2 inches so I used 3" inch deck screws with big washers under the head (you can't over torque them or the washer will just go right through the foam. The idea is just to get the foam to stay up there it's not very heavy. And for the joints I used gorilla tape but I'd recommend blue tuck tape instead. I just didn't have any around and gorilla tape works great
@@SubdivisionAuto Many thanks for your detailed reply!!! Very useful and learn a lot on the use of screw + washer when dealing with such material, make sense!!!
Love the rocks around the pool at 2:12, but what types of rock is it ?
Honestly they were just old stones I found in the backyard and we painted them light blue.
@@SubdivisionAuto wow really, never heard of stone painting before haha. Thank you for your fast project and congrats for everything you did. It takes so much resilience to do these numerous projects.
As a watcher of King of the Hill I love those little propane references lol
I feel like the majority of us on this channel are like Hank so its the perfect reference. Glad you like a good show!
Excellent work Matt. I’m slowly working on my house renovations. Going to have to renovate my garage due to the fact I have the same problem. The bedroom is cold in the winter. What was the cost for that particular Reno & what materials were used ? I need to budget for it. NOT putting them in a credit card !!
Thanks Bill. That reno was about 1500 canadian. But that Includes the garage door. The old door was just metal but the new ones are insulated at r6.5 or something like that. It's not much but it was enough to stop the frost. Also getting rid of air leaks was huge. Trick to that job is leaving an airspace between the drywall and your insulation. I used 2x4s so that i could add pot lots after. Then under the 2x4 I used 2inch foam that's r 7 or something. Not a huge insulation value but just having that air space and a little insulation made a huge difference. Also upon inspection I noticed the electrical box under the light had zero insulation around it so no wonder it was cold upstairs. Anyways even before doing all this I insulated the rest of the garage and dropped the roof to the same height. The sheet of drywall on the roof near the door had zero insulation on top. So all this work made a huge difference. Only way to make it better would to add a heat sound in the garage but the room is much warmer.
@@SubdivisionAuto appreciate the info, thank you for that. Now I know approximately how much it’s gonna cost me. Setting up the budget for it tonight. Will be working on this project next summer. No more COLD bedroom after this winter. lol
Can’t wait to follow you guys on the church Reno. Looking forward to learning a ton & applying what I learn.
@@billm.8220 Glad to hear. WE are filming a ton right now for the main channel more detailed than ever before. While filming all the behind the scenes for this channel.
@@billm.8220 Right on. It made a huge difference for us, I would even add a heat line from the main vent if I was planning to stay longer to have it even warmer but im totally happy with it now. Losing a few inches is well worth it plus having more light is great. Best of luck Bill!
Come for the home remodeling inspo - stay for the trailer park boys and King of the Hill references 😉
Cant go wrong with a little Hank and TPB thats for sure! Thanks for the comment and watching
10:26 haha I want to know what those light switches have been drinking because they look drunk!!!
The last thing I expected to see when clicking this video is Mr. Lahey.
I want to do this but I have 2 month old so it is hard to pull up stuff and not know when I will be able to finish
Congrates on the baby and yeah it would be tough. I wouldnt be that brave to be honest. Stuff always takes longer than expected.
Half Life. Love it. ;)
Yeah man its legendary at this point
The back yard looked more green and more pleasant with the bush's and stuff for me lol should have kept them. It looks more dead and dry how you have it now.
i just purchased a split level built in 78 did i just make a mistake
Jeff is the expert so he would have a better answer but personally I would say your good. This house is an 82 I doubt the tech was much different. From what I've seen the 70s houses are usually pretty solid.
Nice Hank Hill voice there..
Thank you Glenn ill ill tell ya hwhat
While we wait for your next video, any book recommendations from Max Or Jeff?
Not sure that may be more of a Jeff question I honestly just learned from Jeff ans my wife's family. (I assume your talking about renovation books)
@@SubdivisionAuto Any books!
Love the Shih Tzu. I have 3 😂
Love Shih Tzus! They are small but have lots of personality
LOL ... nice "Running Man" reference! .... fuck Im old. Great job on your place.
I was in the 80s physically for only a few years but my spirit lives in them everyday. Your not old your just wise!
@@SubdivisionAuto I was there for the whole decade. It’s rosier in hindsight…
Great show, don't understand why you are not on HGTV.
Our style doesnt work but it would on Discovery Channel
I like this channel but I dont watch it as much because its a bunch of experienced contractors saying "oh this is easy", but they dont address any of the problems noobs are likely to run into, all these videos are impractical. These projects take way too long for someone who works a full time job and doesnt have experience doing this stuff. Tools? So many tool are one time use, or cost too much to rent; you need a truck to move a lot of this heavy stuff around, what if you have a KIA? I mean really none of these vidoes are truly practical for every day people. This channel is more for people who are already doing this kind of work in their backyard farm.
May God continue to bless all of you remember all things are possible with Jesus Christ again totally awesome job I'm so proud to know there is people as yourself a 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍
Thanks for watching and commetning Pat cheers
My like was lucky number 777. That means I win a polo right?
I wish you had video of your dad basement
Yeah not of the work. Just before and afters from the rest of the basement but thats about it. Big job
What the hell happened to his jeans?
I must have had too many drinks one night who knows
@@SubdivisionAuto bar fight?
Be careful renovating can also kill the price of your house. For example: You’re house was build in the 60/70, a lot of older people want to live in such houses. You renovate it, and higher the price, young people can’t effort it anyways and older people don’t like them. Loose loose situation. (I am an Ingenieur) I know what i am talking about.
In 1962 my family moved into a newly built ranch house in a great neighborhood that we lived in for the rest of my childhood. While the finishes they chose for this house wouldn't be my personal choices, I would choose it over a 60's look any day. 70's architecture was even worse. I don't know anyone who would rather live in 60's or 70's house than one that has been updated. I am not an ingenier; I'm what you would call an older person.
I buy Bitcoin with the money I saved after I finish a DIY project.
Funny title. Most remodeling jobs cost more than they add to the value of the house. Remodels do not make money. The numbers are published everywhere. The returrn on investment is always given as a percentage and it is usually less than 100%. RRemodels do NO make mony. No money in the bank.
I dont know man all I know is they made our lives a lot better, had an idea to do a renovation for 30k and instead got 4 projects done instead of one. But thats just my experience, yours may be different. Also its not just remodel in the title its DIY remodel. So not just remodelling but doing it yourself will make money in my mind. But its also differnt depending where you may live. CHeers
@@SubdivisionAuto Yours is the best reason to remodel ... it makes your life better. As an investment or to prep for resale, usually not worth it.
@@mlenox fair enough thanks for the input appricate another perspective cheers
money in the pit*
Had to give this one a dislike for the misleading title. Not everyone has the aptitude or vision to successfully DIY, regardless of experience level.
Recently in the market to purchase, saw plenty of DIY rennovation & renodel mistakes that led me to pass on several properties. And those houses are still listed months later, even after owners dropped asking. As a recent buyer, I didn't want to immediately gut & rebuild a poorly-designed kitchen or replace a garage or bathroom just because a seller tried to go the discount route & expected to profit from their DIY. I ended up buying a dated home that only needs a remodel, and nothing immediate. Luckily, my market isn't a major city, so it isn't hot.
DIY with correct guidance (i.e. Jeff) can be profitable in the right market, but DIY misfires can lower home value or prolong how long a property is listed before selling.
I think youve slightly misunderstood the point of the video in relation to the title. Yes you are correct about what you said this can happen in instances but the point of this is not "Remodel and youll make money". its "Remodel and youll SAVE money". We had a 30k budget on our kitchen and we planed to fully renovate the space. Instead we spend under 10k and remodelled thus saving us 20k plus. Because of this we had the ability to complete 4 projects instead of 1. Hope that clears it up. Cheers