Incredible DIY Basement Renovation Time Lapse (I saved $30,000 by doing EVERYTHING myself!)

[@tylerwillems9358]

As someone who does a lot of DIY stuff at home, I have huge respect for you dude. This must have taken a ton of work, research, and planning. Looks incredible, I hope my DIY skills improve to this level some day.

[@AndrewThronImprovements]

I appreciate it, Tyler! Good luck with your future projects!

[@samuelhenry9959]

Sounds good job looking good job looking forward for a great job 😊

[@danrichards496]

@@AndrewThronImprovements how long did this take you to complete?

[@neilbates4111]

You should be rightly proud of yourself you’re achievements show what can be done with imagination knowledge and common sense

[@gatesdabeast]

and he made it look easy

[@deest9]

Those panels you used for that drop ceiling has completely changed my disdain for them - that ceiling was awesome! Great work!

[@eldavis1311]

Wow - very impressive You do great work

[@AndrewThronImprovements]

Thanks! Yea I felt the same way until I saw these PVC panels.

[@KRE112178]

Dropped ceiling panels can be really nice now, they have some very decorative panels. It also gives you the benefit of having access to your joist cavities and all the plumbing and wires for the main floor anytime there might be a problem. Good job!

[@grouchostarx531]

I was thinking the same thing! I’ve always hated ceiling tiles but then I saw the coffered style he did and I was impressed, to say the least! I can’t wait to go ceiling tile shopping with my husband now! 😂

[@scottcha03]

Agreed

[@zorvie7816]

A possible suggestion for future time lapse videos would be to voiceover your commentary instead of typing it, and maybe slow down the speed of the clips. Maybe I'm just a slow reader, but I kept having to pause the video to read the caption before it jumped to a different clip, and I didn't want to miss anything. The basement looked phenomenal when finished, Overall 10/10 great work and video!

[@AndrewThronImprovements]

I hear ya! I have done voiceovers in the past but thought I would try text this time. I will try to leave them on longer, but there is just so much information to pack into 12 minutes haha

[@smshh33]

Agreed. I watched on 0.5x 😂 Basement looks dope

[@christinee2749]

You definitely need to make sure your stud is straight 😂 sorry I couldn’t help myself 🤭

[@christinee2749]

You’re very talented Andrew is there anything you can’t do?

[@reed6514]

I missed some of the text, but didn't really care. Watched more for entertainment, or i guess edutainment, than to actually help me refinish a basement.

[@Rosk03]

Saved 30k and the result is better than what a contractor would have done. Crazy how that works!

[@Sandy_Marley]

Huge flace

[@bellagirlgirl8827]

That's the best-looking drop ceiling I've ever seen! The whole project is amazing!!

[@AndrewThronImprovements]

Thanks!

[@devachapman6315]

@@AndrewThronImprovements do you have a link to the drop down you used? I agree it look sharp. about to do the same on my old unfinished basement. epic job man.

[@jayprimo]

You got a thumbs up the moment you crowned your studs. I'm 39, and have never heard anyone other than my 40 year Master Carpenter Father, rest his soul, talk about crowning studs and "moons down" for flooring lol. That's some old world knowledge brother. Good on you for doing things RIGHT 👏🏻

[@AndrewThronImprovements]

It’s the small stuff! Thanks for watching - I appreciate it!

[@onlyme8870]

Not a fan of basement renovation unless I know water isn't coming in in the future. I used to install basement systems for water remediation. And have torn alot of these wonderfully built sculpted basements apart just to solve water issues. So a tip is to make sure exterior grading is perfect for water remediation and even having one inside before making these wonderful upgrades. You did such a wonderful project thumbs up to to the result.

[@ls60fd]

Great advice. We have a big basement we thought of finishing. The previous owner said it was a "dry basement" but has no sump hole. Well after about a year we started getting water in the basement. So first thing is to get that taken care of. French drain possibly.

[@0thers1d3]

10000%.

[@Bjm21703]

Best thing diy guy can do is ensure all roof gutter down spouts are routed far from the foundation. Ask me how I know.

[@Bluequaz]

The original rusted supports make me worry about water damage in the future. Some basements just weren't made to be finished unfortunately

[@mistereearly1141]

What do you recommend for a basement hooked up to city sewer that has a floor drain? I’m thinking about waterproofing the whole basement and plugging the drain. Floor tiles so there’s no mold if there is a crazy Murphy’s law rain. I want to pick your brain. 🧠

[@justinhc123]

Great work, man. Looks terrific. For anyone else doing this work, I would personally put down roofing felt on the concrete before the LVP. I know most of your LVP claims to have a built in moisture barrier, but I still think another one isn’t a bad idea. Sooooo much moisture will be coming out of that slab on grade that a dedicated barrier will help in my humble opinion.

[@davidhall5520]

You got it bud..every guy needs to do this...if you mess up hell just fix it..the satisfaction of doing something like this is priceless!..

[@diginandpitchin]

I’m a woman, and I need these tips. My mom and step dad live with me in my old house. It needs lots of work.

[@izznice6969]

Well done, I did the same thing in my basement. Some of the things that I noticed when I did mine is the tuck tape eventually loses its stickiness and comes off in places, so I ended up putting three layers of tape just for the extra protection. I also used foam gasket under the pressure treated to keep it away from the concrete.

[@BaconIsNotBiceps]

As a guy who's never had any interest in doing this sort of work I have also admired and respected those who do. This is absolutely mind-blowing, Andrew. That there are guys like you with skill like this is just so damn righteous. What an amazing transformation this was. I couldn't wait for the finished product, and you delivered and then some. Be proud my man, be very proud. 💪

[@AndrewThronImprovements]

I really appreciate the support bro! Thanks!

[@SMITTY19722]

No matter what video someone post you’re always gonna have someone that knows more than you lol or negativity personally, I thought you did an absolutely fantastic job. Thanks for the video.

[@jragonwriter6316]

I thought I didn't like drop ceilings but yours looks terrific! I especially like how the light panels match the non-lighted ones!

[@MakhtarNdiaye-uk3eq]

You have my sincere admiration, Andrew. It is simply so very righteous that there are men with this level of skill, like you. What a remarkable change this was.

[@anaximander66]

As someone who just bought a home with a dungeon basement, and zero construction skills, all I can do is dream of a day when I can afford to have someone do this for me. That said I'm impressed and happy for you that you can enjoy your talent and craftsmanship. Hope you've been enjoying your new living space and thanks for this video!

[@KnightGravy]

30 year guy here, one thing I wish I would have taken seriously from day one - the knee pads! You do good work and you want to keep doing good work, spend good money on good knee pads today! Keep at it bro!

[@carsondrake9219]

It turned out great. How long start to finish? I did nine about 3 years back. Total cost roughly 10k lowest quote I had was 60k. Took 6+ months and a lot of KZbin University to learn how to build. Maybe a good series is a how to but start at step one. I found most people start at step 3 and expect you to have some knowledge of what you are tying to do.

[@LenoraHughes-i7t]

What a captivating time-lapse transformation! The money-saving approach and hands-on tips make it seem achievable for someone like me who's considering a home renovation but hesitant about the costs.

[@MrStatic101]

In Jersey we’ve had this one inspector come out to inspect our jobs and while he was there say “you didn’t get a permit for this basement” and they didn’t. People had to rip em out. Thankfully that inspector retired and the new guy isn’t nearly as bad as him. Beautiful job man.

[@felixpeterman9303]

I love the mold home surround you installed, if someone wants to contain mold inside their house and breathe black or white mold that's perfect for it putting it between the wall and the foam what an excellent breeding ground for mold

[@ihasmax]

Looks awesome. Only thing I would have done first instead having experienced this is making absolutely sure the basement was water proofed. Our last house had a finished basement but with heavy rain we had water issues and had to rip a lot out and have drain tile installed and subtle foundation cracks repaired. We were able to get it put back together and have had zero issues since, but when we finish the basement in the new house I’m definitely doing the waterproofing part first

[@nofurtherwest3474]

Spot on. Very important

[@AndrewThronImprovements]

Totally agree - I had drain tiles put in beforehand 👍

[@ihasmax]

@@AndrewThronImprovements awesome, and good to know as I'll be finishing a new basement and want to know I'm on the right track!

[@liza3337]

Everyone's got their own taping technique.

[@PARADIGMCREATIVEGROUP]

Fantastic video! I just learned so much. Being a first time homeowner, this is why KZbin becomes the first place I always look to learn new things :) Congratulations on building your own basement too. Nothing better than when you do something yourself 👌

[@AndrewThronImprovements]

I appreciate it - and I couldn't agree more of YT!

[@grouchostarx531]

My husband and I have a basement just like your “before” basement. Concrete block walls, concrete floors, etc. We purchased our house with the intention/hope of being able to finish our basement into a gaming area and add more living space-and resale value-to our home. Honestly, the idea of trying to do it all ourselves terrifies us, but we’re either too brave or too dumb to listen to the fear so we decided that we’re going for it either way. Your video has provided not only a good example and inspiration, but also the reassurance that all of our ideas that we have in mind are actually possible. Thank you so much for sharing your experience with us. ❤

[@aintmanyofusleft]

Done this for my living for 45+ yrs.....nice job, it's a lot of work and money.

[@user-dy2xu3uv8k]

What are the chances you are one of the decent contractors out there? Nowadays every Tradesman thinks they're God's gift to mankind. Then they show up with material the previous customer paid for, charge the new customer for the materials, then proceeds to overcharge the customer. If any of that sounds familiar menu reserved special spot in hell that is saved for contractors mechanics plumbers and others in the trades that ripped people off their entire career.

[@carlosf9278]

As a young general contractor I gotta say that I was very impressed by this…. Man labor does cost a lot as well as permits/inspections etc etc Aside from that I generally prefer working by myself… the job itself isn’t hard but working with others with experience often delays production since you have like that one guy that say “no that’s wrong, this is how you do it” and another guy that says “no you’re wrong this is how you do it” The days of finishing on time is all but gone in construction as a whole but there are still some that can complete everything in a timely manner since they got peeps that don’t care and understand that most things have multiple solutions 🍺🍀

[@Crosis101]

My 9 y/o daughter wanted to watch this video. She would like you to know, “this is the best basement in the world!” Looks great! Awesome job!:)

[@Warkive]

You took a video I would normally have skimmed through and likely jumped to the finished product, and condensed it to the perfect level for viewing. Nice work, both on the reno and the video.

[@AndrewThronImprovements]

Appreciate it! The pace is a little fast for some, but I like to "keep it moving". I have detailed videos of each project if people want a detailed description of every step. Thanks for Watching!

[@NiNitosix]

It was absolutely perfect! Music of different genres to make everyone happy. Amazing work! I 100% enjoyed it and wouldn’t change a thing. Someone is always going to complain about something. Thanks for sharing!!

[@jamesandrew4859]

Beautiful job Andrew. And that ceiling has changed my opinion of dropped ceilings!

[@AndrewThronImprovements]

I appreciate it! And I hear you. I was 100% against drop ceilings until I found out they made some like this.

[@nofurtherwest3474]

I still don’t like drop ceilings. Prefer drywall or just painting the raw ceiling joists, wires and all (aka the industrial look) But I agree this drop ceiling looks decent

[@Hot_Kommodity]

This is amazing and extremely inspirational! You gave us footage from start to finish! As a content creator myself, just wanted to give you props for setting that camera up on the days you just wanted to do the work. That dedication is an amazing end result! There are some small projects around my house I want to do, and this video shows me, that it is more than possible with patience, preparation, and the right tools and methods! 🙏🏾

[@iangray-ns4lk]

Watching this video was like witnessing a home makeover miracle! The host's dedication and attention to detail are evident in every frame, and the final result is stunning. I'm amazed by how much money they saved by taking on the project solo-a true testament to the power of DIY.

[@AndrewThronImprovements]

I appreciate it!

[@jonathandspike]

Incredible work - so many different skills on display here getting everything done! Your basement looks awesome!

[@AndrewThronImprovements]

Thanks Jonathan! I appreciate it!

[@yakubpatel1403]

A perfect all job done by one man army!

[@AndrewThronImprovements]

Haha appreciate it! Thanks for watching!

[@tyleryoung4826]

Well done mate, so satisfying after all that hard work and your able to appreciate the space you've created!

[@AndrewThronImprovements]

Appreciate the support!

[@400080vikkash]

Great job on the transformation, must feel rewarding! As an electrician, a tip I only saw was you didn't need the nail plates on the studs when your drilling the hole in the center of the stud. It's only when your like a inch away from the edge.

[@ProductionWorks]

What was the total cost in materials? (Excluding tools) and how long did this take? Awesome work!

[@WhoFC]

Yes what was the cost ?

[@alyssadler6301]

This was a great makeover - turned out really really nice. Clearly you’re a professional. Enjoyed the video thanks - I’ll be watching!!

[@tranfamily1504]

Man you did a great job. Thanks for the step by step guide. I will most likely try to replicate what you did with yours because my basement looks pretty similar.

[@mikewilhelmson8413]

Nice work man. I'm a carpenter, and I've finished many many basements. If you are truly a diyer and not a tradesman I am truly impressed.

[@jacobboucher824]

Looks great, good call running 12/2 to the receptacles. Will be able to power a lot more appliance. If you’re holes for the wires are in the center of the stud, no nail plates are typically needed if you’re using regular sized drywall screws. If you have to drill in a funky spot and are very close to the edge of the stud, the nail plate will be needed (1 1/4” from the edge)

[@swarthygiant1463]

Especially in a basement with foundation at the back of the wall you can just toss the holes deeper if you’re paranoid

[@mysterioanonymous3206]

Yeah man really appreciate the time-lapse... That's so cool to watch. Loads of work in that basement. ✌️

[@AndrewThronImprovements]

Thanks!!

[@Nancy-zk9dj]

Great job! Its nice to see someone putting up drywall the way I've always done/helped with. You see all kinds of crazy ways that just make you wonder! You got some skills there 👍❤️👍

[@thepartyofseven]

Great value added content. Thanks for putting this all together. You could make a spin off video on probably 30 different parts of this project. Took me weeks to get all the carpet staples out of our stairs when we re-did those! Nice work all around!

[@dxsouull5612]

Loved this renovation. When people know what they are doing it’s much better than paying thousands of dollars

[@chriszeien9112]

It truly is. I only paid a drywall crew to tape and muddy my basement. All else was done by me and you can definitely set back and admire the work you have done. All the skills required to finish a basement are at a low to mid range skill level. Good planning, a few good videos, and just take your time and you are set.

[@debby8428]

My husband and I completely (and I mean completely -down to the studs and moving walls) renovated our last home and are now doing another home. I agree with you about the drywall and mud. It is best left to the pro's although my husband would disagree. He loves to do everything himself. And BTW he is 61 and I am 60!

[@joelwillis2043]

badass

[@melanielong6232]

Looks fantastic! Great work on the entire basement renovation.

[@AndrewThronImprovements]

Thanks you!

[@leostolfi8458]

Andrew, sheer awesomeness man! I so appreciate you taking all of the time to video and comment/explain. You give me much need motivation and inspiration. I cannot even imagine the time that it took you to not only accomplish this, but video it for us. Thank you again.

[@RemoteBuilder]

Great work on the entire basement renovation. Your basement looks awesome! Absolutely incredible job!

[@hoangnguyen-um5bh]

This video is a must-watch for DIY enthusiasts and homeowners looking to maximize their budget. Wow, it showcases the potential for incredible transformations when you roll up your sleeves and take on a project with dedication and skill.

[@robertstewart5685]

I’ve done 3- basements in my life and it’s so much easier than my first in 1980, yours is fantastic

[@TheAfezio]

Looks great! One question, does the vinyl flooring not recommend a 'cushioning' underneath like laminate flooring does?

[@yi3nn]

The higher end LVP has nice padding on them already. It’s a huge time saver and with the cheap flooring you still have to buy separate padding so the cost just about evens out.

[@AndrewThronImprovements]

Hi! The comment below is correct. The LVP I installed had a "underlayment" attached to the bottom of the LVP plank.

[@coreybeach1807]

Dry core?

[@JoseHernandez-io7pr]

Thanks for the inspiration man. Gives me confidence to give it a go myself on my projects. Much appreciated.!

[@AndrewThronImprovements]

Appreciate it! Good luck with your projects!

[@johnstup4479]

Great to see this project in a time lapse video. Turned out great! I don’t recall a video on the barn door. Looks like you used left over LVP flooring on it. Looks great! Looking forward to seeing the bathroom build.

[@AndrewThronImprovements]

I appreciate it! Barn door video will be part of the bathroom series. Coming soon!

[@aidanmeeks3544]

As a fellow DIYer and someone from a family of contractors who has been doing this kind of work since I was old enough to hold a hammer, this video is awesome and I hope you keep doing what you are doing. This is great content!

[@AndrewThronImprovements]

I really appreciate the support!!

[@johnmore3823]

I’ve never wanted to start working on my house so bad. Videos like this motivate me like crazy.

[@stevenmoomey2115]

When installing foam panels, you must install Fire Stops, a minimum of every 10 feet. Usually they get installed every Eight Feet, or every other vertical seam. Also Fire Stops must be installed Horizontally.

[@Mr-Chris]

I love this video. The only thing I would have done different was to paint the basement walls with Drylock before framing as an extra layer of water protection. Otherwise this is great.

[@nofurtherwest3474]

You want to solve the water problems from the outside. Also get a sump pump if making this big of an improvement

[@n40tom]

@@nofurtherwest3474 You are so correct. I have a friend who is a commercial Caulker and he said something to me that really makes sense. He said you can't keep water out but you can keep it from coming in and that all stems from water pressure.

[@ildecruz4997]

For those remodeling a basement in humid areas, you will need more insulation on the walls to avoid condensation.

[@doudoubleg]

If I’m not mistaken you’d also want a barrier between the concrete and LVT flooring.

[@vtlundy]

I put fiberglass in the studs in addition to 2inch foam board on the walls. You can also lay foam board on the floor before putting down the flooring. Floors are the biggest challenge in basement remodeling. If you are lucky enough to have even level concrete great, but it's rarely the case

[@susanmcconnell6041]

AWESOME RESULTS!!! 🥰🥰 You make it look like something I could, as a 70+ year old woman, manage on my own. I'm on a fixed income, so any DIY I can handle is certainly welcome. Again, AWESOME JOB!!!

[@rubicon-oh9km]

I'm really not an envious man by any means, but to see a young man like this that has the talent and the skills to completely renovate a living space and take something trashed and make it beautiful, well, let's just say I WISH I had his talent.

[@AFTABALAM-hg3by]

The market is more volatile than ever. I've been holding cash since '20 pandemic crash, but just went "all in" bought up $250k worth of ETF's & individual stocks at discount, and hoping to average down on ailing companies, in order to achieve passive income and early retirement.

[@Ivyjacksonmoon]

Remember that investing in the stock market carries risks, and it’s important to do your own research and consult with a financial advis0r before making any investment decisions.

[@EthanJayaaa]

It's unexpected to come across his name here. When I was a novice, he provided me with guidance, teaching me the fundamental principles of trading and sharing his daily signals and strategies, his courses are superb.

[@esotericone9101]

Amazing! I just bought an older home earlier this year and it needs a lot of cosmetic love. I wish I had your talent 💕💕

[@pavelow235]

What I liked is you worked with what was there and didn't try to change to much.

[@sfl6307]

Unfortunately as a woman I don’t have the strength many others have but I managed to finish a complete basement using only the best products, I designed light weight panels for my ceiling saving huge bucks. Nice work!

[@WanderlustNinja]

Hey Andrew ! Incredible work on this build - your attention to detail is impeccable! Love the drywalling stage in any project, but you are perfect with your edges and corners here!!!

[@larswho2154]

Watch out for no mold to Gros behindert the pink insulation plates. U Night habe created a Cold surface for water to condensate

[@jasonhouck5641]

For the energy walls, a faster way is attach your bottom and top plates, hold the stud on the top of bottom plate and make a mark on top where its snug to top plate. Its 10x faster and cleaner than measuring every individual stud. Mark it, lean it up, mark next. If you have help, the second person follows behind cutting them, and the person marking will than circle back and start nailing them in. 30 years experience here and nobody has beat me yet on speed and cleanliness! Also, be sure to crown every stud the same direction, it will help you out once you get to the drywall stage of the project. I'd also recommend to the diy folks, give yourself extra drywall backing in corners and above any interior walls. It's important for non pros and it will make it easier for you to attach everything, especially the ceiling and doubly if you're doing it alone.

[@Rachel-zc8ur]

I'm in a similar process now. Just returned the drywall hoist I used to hang drywall on the ceiling. My little office worker body is sore lol. I have a kitchen, sink, etc in mine since it's gonna be a separate living quarters. It's gonna look good when it's done.

[@sbishop2358]

I’m a female. I on my own home and I absolutely love new projects!!!

[@Rose_artistry_]

This is by far the best renovation I will see in 2024. Get an art on canvas hung on those walls and make it look nicer. For those wondering why I said that is because I'm an artist. This is what I do for a living.

[@Jiu-JitsuJourney257]

Basements aren’t a thing where I live but I envy you so much. I’ve always wanted a finished basement. Nice work

[@Grace2shar]

Just, wow! The skill set level I imagine you must have to master all these jobs is impressive! I could never!!!! Thanks for taking us along for the ride!

[@dedezz13]

I truly admire people that know how to do this stuff its crazy 🤯

[@Jakester12788]

Solid! We'll potentially be re-finishing a basement in our next home and this is great reference info! Well done sir!

[@anglemegla]

Excellent stuff with added value. I appreciate you organizing all of this. You could certainly create a spin-off video for this topic based on thirty distinct aspects. It took me several weeks to remove every carpet staple from our refinished stairs! Excellent work everywhere!

[@YoMama9021]

I’d like to hear a voiceover of why you choose to do things the way you do and what for. Really inspiring content

[@slymanbry]

Tons of work and you not only saved $30k, but probably increased the value of your home by $50k. You made $80k in that deal! Nice job.

[@vinnie2033]

Same here... contractor quoted 45K for my 1250sq.ft basement. My brother and I did it for 16K all in. Which included buying the tools needed for the job. To contracted out the plumbing, electrical and mud n tape, and flooring installs.

[@terrilynnburley9071]

Beyond anything and type of professional work I've ever seen. Brilliant!!!!!!!!

[@joshuasalgado4694]

I know it’ll be years down the line, but this makes me excited to redo my basement. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@thagal_ru]

Love how you took your time and didn’t half ass anything. Good job! 👍🏾

[@VictoriaFisher-nw5gg]

I felt a sense of accomplishment just by watching the video and the budget-friendly approach showcased was really impressive!

[@cynthiacrammer6394]

Incredible! My husband & I didn’t think we could do our own basement renovation, but now it looks like a possibility. I do wish the video wasn’t so fast, I had a hard time watching & reading the directions you had at the bottom of the video. Great job!!

[@OMGWTFLOLSMH]

You can slow the playback speed down in the settings.

[@musicman2303]

First video I've seen from you. Incredible work! Can't wait to see more.

[@Darkslayer13]

FYI, you should add an insulation layer under the LVP to stop the wood from ‘clicking’ over the cement floor. Gets annoying when the temperature changes and the boards expand/contract throughout the seasons

[@rob4966]

The way you explain things is an art

[@LandonWest]

Dang dude this turned out great! I was skeptical of doing a drop ceiling but those tiles actually look pretty good.

[@TheFuelInjected]

Looks pretty sweet. An air gap and some poly wouldn't have hurt for the walls, but then again if you didn't need batt insulation you're probably in a warm enough climate to not have to worry about it.

[@ItsonlyaV6]

Ngl, I’ve never seen someone do basement windows better. Well done, chief.

[@TheInvisibleMen]

You did an AWESOME job in your basement! I am about to have my basement done, I hope it comes out as well as yours did.

[@Dudditsrnp]

looks awesome. my only question is, there are clear signs of water intrusion on the walls, did you do anything to correct that?

[@stevenjefferies9415]

I am impressed and I love everything! Except tile ceilings, they are the worst. But you did an amazing job. It gives me confidence to do my own DIY Basement, as we look to move and most basements we see aren't finished

[@godbilla1991]

Looks mint, I’ll be honest. I have no experience in home improvement aside from putting up some drywall and that was years ago. I’m looking for a new to me house and these prices are ridiculous right now. Hoping one day I can be 1/10th of the diyer you are so I can save a ton of money not contracting jobs. Not having to rely on others to do your projects for you would be so nice. I just need my own space again and hopefully I can get there.

[@travisjohnson6503]

The whole video of your work was excellent my friend. I just purchased my 1st home in October and I have a little mancave that I wanna fix. Looking forward to the next adventure you have install.

[@laynalocascio8502]

Absolutely beautiful and sooooo comforting! I can’t wait to just go sit on that couch!

[@67johnnyjoe]

Such meticulous attention to detail! Your skills and talent are off the charts!!!

[@jonscarboro123]

Huge props on everything, especially the ceiling and floors! Great job!!

[@renoguy25]

Good Morning Andrew , Good video , three things I would very much like to know... You showed us all this in just under 13 minutes... what was it in real time... a/ did you keep track or your actual hours ? ( I assume you did not do this full time straight through ) b/ over what period of time did this get done ? c/ What is the square footage of what was done in THIS video? You state that you saved $ 30,000 , how did you come to that figure ? ( Not challenging it , just wondering ) Was it a figure that general basement companies charge ? Was it worked out on how many hours YOU spent do this ? Times what rate ? $$ per hr ? etc etc etc Thanks Bob

[@matthewrusso1350]

Wow, that is incredible! What great workmanship on everything.

[@boryblue]

Good job. I want to do my basement myself and I wish I had someone like you to show me how to do it.

[@apriloftheangels]

This a great video but I had to run it at half speed to be able to read and appreciate the hard work you put into it. You could easily create a few videos from this one. Great content!