I think it's important to say the amount should also reflect the demand of the job but also country. Because while $400 isn't much to some to others that's a lot. For example in my country no one will pay $200/per day or even $50 per job because my country's economy is very bad and people are poor. So, adjustment should be made accordingly. 😅

Really nice job be blessed

Nice set up Bro! Good to see someone who's thorough and considerate of customers .

A reciprocating saw vibrates and fractures the drywall. Especially on a ceiling where it is always fighting gravity you will definitely have a crack.

Every job you have to add 2 hrs on top driving material talking to customer all take time

Turn off the music in your videos bro. If you want someone to learn and hear you. Would you allow an employee to learn from you with headphones on?

That was amazing Darrell, well done sir! I I used to be a helper for a guy that did doors and windows and he was the only other person I ever saw do dust isolation like you are doing. He would also constantly be vacuuming even in the walls. People were so happy when the job was done. Used to get huge tips. Hope you do. You deserve them. Cheers.

words of wisdom - gotta remember . . . .

What ever you do. Be the best at it 😊

Great job my brother.

Great video

Keep up the videos. You're inspiring.

Appreciate this guy's work ethic and high standard of personal pride in doing an excellent job. That shows also in his consuderation for keeping the client's home as dust-free as possible. And then there's this gem at 11:48 - "You get a little dusty - you just walk around, looking like money." 🤣

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What do drywall, Christmas ornaments, and Jeffrey Epstein have in common? They don't hang themselves.

The bread pans are a brilliant idea.

I just stubble upon your channel, as a general contractor I am always watching videos to are how others are doing things and looking for new tips, trick etc. I really like your content but what keeps me watching is your delivery you have a great papyrus vibe. Keep up the great work

How do you adjust billing when you encounter the unknown. I'm working on a small project that started as "repair water damage next to the tub" and has turned into a week's long project of treating out all of the tub surround tile work because the plaster had basically turned into sand behind the old tile. It's so much more involved, as I kept finding other issues. And, on top if it all, it's the only bathroom for the tenants, so I've had to keep the bathroom cleaned up every evening and re-prep every morning. Plus, the shower has to remain in workable/ usable condition throughout the project. Those things as so much time each day to the project. I have no idea how to bill for all of this.

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I have a zipwall system but only use it for spraying texture. My Festool equipment with dust extractor provides virtually dust free sanding. Makita also makes a cordless drywall saw with dust extraction that does fast and easy dust free cutting. It barely cuts past the depth of the drywall so you don’t have to worry about hitting anything else.

Great job brother!!

what's the stands like them. name it

solid 100

Your thoughts on using a wet sponge to go over plaster before it dries to reducing the amount of sanding ?

Definitely not expert level but certainly a step above DIY. Couple of tips to help you step your game up. Those two patches should be merged into one giant patch. There's 100% a nice little dip between them. Tip#2 take your light, and shine it along the ceiling so you can see if it's flat. Shining your light directly at the ceiling patch like you are fools you into thinking you're good.

Excellent video, very entertaining.

How did you get thr circle measured and cut? By tapping it to get a line?

Nice clean job!

Drywall repair is an art form. I've had someone repair my knock-down textured ceiling after I put my foot through it in from the attic. I could only see the repair because I knew it was there. Otherwise, it was invisible. I later sold the home and the home inspector certainly didn't notice it. I can do plumbing. I can do electrical. I could probably do drywall with enough practice, but I don't have the time to learn it. I have nothing but respect for really good, talented drywallers.

Im working to get my c-33 painting contractors license. I agree with not being afraid to being a well rounded tradesman, makes for a better professional. When I do become a professional painter, it doesn't make sense to me to not know how to repair/replace dryrot, water damage and damaged walls. It's just part or the process.

I can listen to this guy all day long

You haven’t posted in a while. Hope you’re ok!

nice! Subscribed! I remember when the zip wall systems came out and we were so psyched, not having to hack together our own homemade systems that didn't work well. Homeowners HATE dust and resent you for creating it, we got a lot of jobs because we were able to promise a dust free experience.

What poles do you use for creating your blank off?

You show exemplary work! Thoughtful down to the last detail - so many contractors don't take any steps with constructions dust, which is hazardous to breath. Excellent work!

you are the man dude. your videos are so inspiring to me. the impact these vids have on my outlook on my jobs and i have learned so much from you. thank you for everything!!

change camera shutter speed. In order to avoid blinking LED lights.

Whats wild is how can you be offended to pay a deposit let's say half of the full bill of you are going to pay the full thing anyways at the end. Especially since it should be on costumers to get the material and pay for someones time that they are already taking.

I think i put liquid nail on top much stuff the first thing i thought was at least 2dabs of liquid nail but i don't really do crown molding mabye you don't need it. Id just worry that over time the nails won't hold but makes sense to get them into studs.

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Disco lighting

How much does he charge for this exact job?

ok 2 months is too long now

All my respect! Keep sharing how professional and well educated you are!

As an electrician, I will forewarn a client that I will have to make holes in certain cases, and I’m up front that I’m not good at repairing them. I can usually do my project without making holes, but I just like clients to be prepared that they might have to hire someone to repair the damage I did.

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Dude!! This video is great! instant subscride and like!

Good job. Thanks for sharing