How To Convert A Garage Into Bedroom pt.1

[@wallvana]

Nice to see some young guns with a great knowledge depth and doing the hard work to keep quality top of mind. Good job guys!

[@creandawg]

Awesome work! I'm gonna need a Power Nap after watching this!!

[@Atom44wat]

Nice job guys. Videos are getting better!

[@snorlaxTACO]

Dang man You guys are Beasts! Looks fun!

[@sebastianybarra7074]

Great work bro use a form oil cheaper 5 gallon buckets and Hudson sprayer much easier and faster cheers from so cal local 909 carpenters

[@sterlingmanufekai321]

Max wheel barrows gas powered we us in Hawai’i cause the obstacles and angles we have to go through but im sure on flat ground like this into a bin will save time energy and money ! Especially when it’s only two guys .. lol just a thought keep killing it bro !!

[@Freshhouse351]

Good job !

[@Naytofyee]

Awesome video thank you

[@derpherpp]

Could u just pour on top of old slab? How come you didn’t add a footer on the inside but only one outside? I want to do this for my carport and this seem like the right way opposed to those stick wood ones

[@heatherkarow8399]

What do you for insulation? Won’t that be a cold floor?

[@Edwin-oh2fv]

Didnt need to remove all that concrete, just the footer and raise the level framing it.

[@thelandoftwitchclips]

they wanted to rob the home owner

[@hartlestud]

I was thinking the same thing. That's A LOT of labor to remove that old slab.

[@BigSplashMerch]

I am having trouble with insulation. Determining how to do r13+5 continuous.

[@NeverStopAmando]

The morning hype song. 😄

[@My2Bunnies]

where is part 2? Can't find it

[@everythingresidential]

We are waiting for homeowner to complete texture and paint before we record the final.

[@HUMAN-VERSION4]

Handsome man

[@elliotthord26]

what did this cost?

[@everythingresidential]

It’s been a long time but we only did part of this project as the home owner took over a lot of it, however these type of projects range from 10-25k with permitting and everything

[@elliotthord26]

@@everythingresidential thanks! What about this specific concrete and footing work?

[@everythingresidential]

@@elliotthord26 concrete truck is probably around 1000-1500 and a pump will run you 5-700.

[@everythingresidential]

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[@elliotthord26]

@@everythingresidential so if you were to hire someone for this, you wouldn’t pay more than 3-4,000? I will def sub!

[@JuanReyes-uu9pn]

How much

[@everythingresidential]

It all depends. Additions typically run like this 100$ a foot labor

[@vroor32]

​@@everythingresidentialso if my car port is 22" x 20 that's 440sqft which labor will be $44K? Are u serious?

[@everythingresidential]

@@vroor32 price per sqft changes per job.