Great vid and editing. A few questions if you dont mind. 1. Where are you located? 2. How much time did the stucco guys spend doing the fill-in/patch (both 1st and 2nd times they came)? 3. How much did you pay them?
Thanks for the kind remarks. I am located in Las Vegas. The stucco guys were there for about an hour and a half the first time and an hour the second time. He charged around $300 but we had him do some other repairs also
Thanks for watching, yes. The door was shipped sitting on a beefy 2x4 that was screwed to the bottom nail flange. We unscrewed the 2x4 and removed the nail flange with a razor knife. In the past I have removed all of the nail flanges of a door like this an installed them like a “replacement door”.
mrfredsdiy - I live in Vegas and am looking for a good Stucco Repair guy/Company to finish the stucco arounf my newly installed slider... Mind sharing who you used?
I’m halfway there with you but DON’T hire a stucco guy to do a patio door installation! You are correct, some things are better to hire out so hire a stucco guy to fix the stucco like I did.
Thanks, just the video I needed. The only thing I will do differently is to NOT use duct tape to hold the plastic in place. In the Las Vegas heat, you're apt to get duct tape glue impossibly stuck to your new door frame!
Thankfully we did this job in the winter so sticky tape residue wasn’t an issue. There was some excessive silicone and packing tape on the frame but some mineral spirits took care of it. Thanks for watching this video!
Thanks for checking out the video! A diamond tipped saw blade is perfect for cutting stucco and It would be impossible to cut anything but a straight line with one. At 5:50 I mentioned that the stucco guys would be finishing the job. They used air chisels to stagger the straight line to make the repairs.
The door in this video was from Home Depot and with a few upgrades it was about $1,500. The stucco guy charged about $300. Thanks for checking out the video!
@@MrFredsDIY Great thanks. I received a quote for an Anlin slider 95 x 80; $1,178 out the door. Will install myself but not sure if I want to do the stucco or farm it out.
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after watching your video i realized i need to hire someone to do this DIY project 😀
Depending on your level of confidence, this kind of project can be challenging for sure!
I’m 23, n I’m still doing it myself, low budget, wish me luck
@drew0678 you’ve got this!
Nice job except you didn't install any flashing.
Right. This door is under a porch roof. As a side note, this house is 30 years old and the tar paper was in amazing condition around the old door.
Great vid and editing. A few questions if you dont mind.
1. Where are you located?
2. How much time did the stucco guys spend doing the fill-in/patch (both 1st and 2nd times they came)?
3. How much did you pay them?
Thanks for the kind remarks. I am located in Las Vegas. The stucco guys were there for about an hour and a half the first time and an hour the second time. He charged around $300 but we had him do some other repairs also
this is not DIY
Didn’t know you could use a roller for stucco, what kind of paint roller did you use?
Great question! Stucco has such a deep texture that a very thick or “deep nap” roller should be used. We used a 1” nap roller for this project.
Was there a nailing flange on the bottom of the door
If so does it have to be cut.off
Thanks nice job
Thanks for watching, yes. The door was shipped sitting on a beefy 2x4 that was screwed to the bottom nail flange. We unscrewed the 2x4 and removed the nail flange with a razor knife. In the past I have removed all of the nail flanges of a door like this an installed them like a “replacement door”.
No zip flashing
mrfredsdiy - I live in Vegas and am looking for a good Stucco Repair guy/Company to finish the stucco arounf my newly installed slider...
Mind sharing who you used?
Nice project sir,
Thank You, I appreciate the compliment!
Great vid! I need to get a new slider (also in Vegas) now I know what to expect, searching for quotes.
"You can do this Patio Door in Stucco installation yourself... Hire a Stucco guy." Some things are better to hire out.
I’m halfway there with you but DON’T hire a stucco guy to do a patio door installation! You are correct, some things are better to hire out so hire a stucco guy to fix the stucco like I did.
Nice job! Btw you could work at a radio station(that voice) 👍👍
Thanks, just the video I needed. The only thing I will do differently is to NOT use duct tape to hold the plastic in place. In the Las Vegas heat, you're apt to get duct tape glue impossibly stuck to your new door frame!
Thankfully we did this job in the winter so sticky tape residue wasn’t an issue. There was some excessive silicone and packing tape on the frame but some mineral spirits took care of it. Thanks for watching this video!
Thank you so much for this video.
Awesome video! Very informative!
Never cut the stucco with saw like that nor in a straight line.
Thanks for checking out the video! A diamond tipped saw blade is perfect for cutting stucco and It would be impossible to cut anything but a straight line with one. At 5:50 I mentioned that the stucco guys would be finishing the job. They used air chisels to stagger the straight line to make the repairs.
Nice video... just what I was looking for
Thanks for watching!
Good job 👍 fred
Good shit bro
how much does this actually cost?
The door in this video was from Home Depot and with a few upgrades it was about $1,500. The stucco guy charged about $300. Thanks for checking out the video!
How much did you pay for the stucco work?
The stucco guys did this door area, a window and other repairs. The price was around $300.
@@MrFredsDIY Great thanks. I received a quote for an Anlin slider 95 x 80; $1,178 out the door. Will install myself but not sure if I want to do the stucco or farm it out.