Replacing Soffit And Fascia On Huge House | THE HANDYMAN |

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[@isaiahguerrero9929]

Very educational, anyone watching should appreciate the length of the video. When it's longer you go in to depth more which is very helpful. Also seeing all work actually being done is alot more appealing than just saying what your gonna do, then come back once it's done. Love your videos man, been around a couple years and actually started my own Handyman company here in Kansas City Mo. Your video just keep getting better, keep it up and thank you for the help you've provided.

[@SoBlessedDetroitDiva]

I love the length of the video. I love the detail and actually seeing you complete the work. You are very thorough and professional. I even appreciate when you share the dumpsite and the cost, your videos are very informative. The longer the video = the more I learn. Thanks for sharing.

[@rodw]

I read some comments before adding mine. I agree with everyone 100% keep the details in, that's a good part of how we are learning. I like the common sense aproach you have in your solutions to problems. I'm also learning because I can't afford you. lol or anyone else of your caliber. To be young again, now there's a dream. I feel you've been doing a great job in explaining everything, especially the materials used that we might overlook to get so we're not wasting time getting parts. Thank you for sharing your expertise and videos, Rodney

[@andyarnold6763]

The more detail of your work the better, thank you for sharing

[@Campitor]

Video length was fine. I prefer you're longer content because I get to see more of your process. You do a good job explaining each step and the logic behind your decisions. Great work.

[@GavinRomer]

Just keep putting out content of your jobs, in any capacity you see fit. You're workmanship and attention to detail inspires us all id imagine. Summary; more videos!

[@stephanieray6587]

Yes, you're very pleasant to watch and listen to, thank you very much for taking the time.

[@AvalancheMan]

It's not boring at all and the length was perfect. You're a good teacher of handyman stuff. Keep up the good work.

[@xraydelta100]

Enjoyed this video. I replaced my home and detached garage's fascia, along with all window trim and much of the house and garage exterior wall trims, so I am always watching select youtube How To Channels for tips and sometimes complete knowledge on how to do a repair, etc.

[@abbyabshire9720]

You did a great job on the video. The length is not a problem for me. I am working on my on home to replace the soffits and fascia before I get a contractor to replace my roof. Very Helpful. Thank You.

[@danielszemborski]

Thanks for that aluminum ladder/fiberglass ladder tip. I didn't know I could be electrocuted if mine fell.

[@raypage7564]

By the way, many painters have been killed walking their wood ladders into a power line! Wood and fiberglass both can provide adequate path to ground, killing the workman in the process! Only A rated insulated ladder is considered shockproof! So be careful and stay away from power lines! You can always call electric company to disconnect power lead for a day to allow you a safe installation

[@davidwhiteman5451]

Good Length video and good information on the removal of the gutters and facia boards.

[@jbdesignandconstruction]

I usually finish my project in descent time to hang around a diner for a bit. So the length of the videos are perfect! Great job .

[@daletennant5553]

I had the day off today from work. I have spent 6 hours watching your videos. Keep'em coming

[@jimkeener3062]

Very good Ned. I like how you explain what you are doing and why with each step. Good to see you doing the work and how you can remove the gutters etc. and what to look for ie. rot and the good wood you find underneath. I think it is the right length and it is very helpful. Thanks

[@thunder19711973]

I totally love the dog just hanging out.

[@JohnJones-vo4ej]

That gutter looked fine. Cut corners then replace with box miters.

[@RagingestGamer]

That's what I was gonna say lol

[@garykidd4468]

Just right, good content, and it flowed well. Have got to do the same thing to my own house, but I have to remove vinyl soffit with plywood under it and then I am gonna replace the plywood soffit and install PVC for the new fascia. And then spend $750 to get all new gutters. Really good video. If you don't have to have power at the house for a day get the power company to come disconnect that service for you. Around here they'll drop it by 9am and reconnect by 4pm the same day for no charge just to keep you safe. They like a day or two of notice.

[@TheHandyman1]

Hi Gary. That is good to know I will probably do that the next time this comes up . I did it myself on this projects.

[@ericmeacham9532]

The Handyman if it's national grid, you're given an eso # (electric service order #), and a date for a service drop. It's a good time to have tree work done on the same day, aside from your work, you could sub out the tree work.

[@MrBassmicks]

this video was not too long. I watch these videos to learn, and I like the amount of detail.

[@ecu8r]

No way man you're never boring I enjoy them all videos, keep it up Handyman, we enjoy them.

[@markpalmer5311]

Perfect for me. I'm contemplating exactly this job on my daughter's house, so I need as much detail as you can give me.

[@locomokko]

Great one mate. Looking forward to part 2. I'm in the midst of a whole house renovation on a 1970's era Japanese house that was neglected for the last 35 years. This has been a big worry for me, but seeing this I'm feeling more confident.

[@joshuajenson671]

Excellent video!! It's not about the length, it's about the quality contained within it; and this is a quality video. I always enjoy your uploads.👊🏻

[@lockedin60]

Good content. So a lot of repairs is just go from point A to point B to point C. I guess the principle is to have a good working plan. Very methodical as I have mentioned before. Too bad the homeowner did not do this beforehand. The less $$$ spent to install the gutters in the first place is coming back to bite them later. I worked almost 30 years in retail electronics. I know how customers can be short-sighted at times. Good work and thanks for including us in your work. Just a sidebar. The audio especially when sped up gives the impression you are working near a speedway!

[@davidgameiro9119]

Loving this, learning how to do the same thing on our house. First time homeowners and excited to get stuff fixed!

[@Christian-Rankin]

I was engaged the entire time, you filled the 16 minutes nicely and thanks for giving us some second hand experience, its valuable.

[@robertjones2138]

I always like to hear the plan of action and sequence. Keep up the good work. Thank you. Blessings

[@tnoel374]

Good video, and thank god it's a single level house not 2 story.

[@TheHandyman1]

If it was a 2 story it would have been a lot harder and and a lot more dangerous. Not sure I would have taken it if it were 2 story. I has a friend fall off a roof a few months ago and he isn't healing very well. Still can't put weight on his broken leg. He says it should take a full 6 months before he can walk on it.

[@talhamasood8230]

It's good detailed video don't worry if it's little long thats ok

[@Twelvegoldteeth]

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[@earthishome1866]

Excellent video. But would love to see the final result of the work. Thanks a lot for sharing

[@svogel54]

No problem at all with 16 minutes, keep them coming. Thanks

[@kihemcarter-bey3576]

im doing a diy rehab and this video has helped me find my footing on how to start and im looking for to my weekend of mildly hard work.

[@DhulstDirk]

With your videos, I am always happy when it's a long video with lots of detailed content.

[@armysat86]

The longer the better! I watch your channel to learn and you go into more detail when time isn't a constraint. Thanks!

[@mizzou4778]

Good stuff. I happened across your channel on on one of your bathroom remodels. Awesome content. I don’t even need to do any soffit work but like how informative you are.

[@benspens]

the longer the video the better...keep on, keepin on!

[@markwilliams4092]

Very good video, the length is appropriate for the project. Love your work and attention to detail.

[@arthurcollins8209]

I was a handyman in South Florida did lots of rotten wood replacement made over 100.000 dollars first year and working 20 hrs. Per week rest of time did my other handy man chores

[@timbosch4370]

Top tip from a gutter man! you can remove and re install you gotta take the mitres apart before taking all the hanger screws out, and for demo removals you can cut the back and front lip and rip the rest apart, mostly, a lot less work with the snips... hope it helps!!

[@loscarnm]

Excellent video!!! Great that you show all the details. The length is fine, and you could fastforward ir necesary. Looking forward to more of your vídeos. Used to do some painting and handyman work in Miami. Now I do air conditioning install and repair in Lima Perú. But I still love handyman work and learning details. Thanks por the great video.

[@deanno7067]

Great video, i wouldn't worry about its length as I learn alot when you explain things so thanks for taking the time.

[@lmartin3601]

Free education... Who can complain about the time. Great Job.

[@zyzzyva303]

Good video. More depth and narrative is appreciated. I usually watch these at high speed.

[@migl3098]

Great video, really liked the length covering the job in more detail. Not sure if you have been asked before but was interested in the overhead storage setup you have in your shop. Thanks again!

[@duster5569]

I've enjoyed the few videos of yours since I found this channel....you're very thorough and detailed in your work. I appreciate that! Keep on keepin on!

[@CountryLivingExperience]

The long videos are great when you have a lot of educational content. Keep it up. Great vid.

[@brandoncarrasco4476]

I like the longer video! More in depth detail and it was cool to see everything being done.

[@ryanpitkin1852]

The more detail the better! I'm hoping to DIY my soffit and fascia. I really like all your videos.

[@elvishuff1267]

A little late but I appreciate the longer detailed video. Good job

[@jenkie001]

I thought the video was great - not ever concerned with length - just content and the amount of detail. And this was very good. I have to to the same thing with the front od my house and the garage. Am happy I found this channel and subscribed.

[@sdsuman96]

Just right you covered everything needed and very helpful, not too long at all

[@BillWalters77]

It was not too long - it was helpful following your whole process. Thanks

[@chrismechanic6164]

Excellent video. Will help tremendously when I start on my parents house this summer.

[@theo5030]

Longer videos are great. Those who are bored can always skip forward.

[@jamessiberrysaunders402]

I like the length, good amount of detail. Enjoy watching your videos!

[@DuaneLokitis]

The length of the video is fine. I enjoy watching the videos you produce and don't even notice the time... in fact, when they're over, I want to watch more! Keep up the good work!

[@FirearmTutorials]

Thanks for sharing this. Helped me figure out how to fix some rotten fascia I had.

[@freech2]

Great informative video. It helps me better understand the structure and details about maintenance. Thanks!

[@briangeorge4182]

Length is great , I like all the info that comes with the added length. I just stumbled onto your channel and have been going through all of your videos. They are great! I am going to be buying a Fixer-upper Duplex soon and will be doing a lot of the work myself. These videos are invaluable and you seem like an awesome guy

[@Davidhebertphotograp]

Great video so far! Cutting aluminum with no gloves? You’re a brave man. Going watch pt 2 now!

[@SandCruzer6]

I enjoy watching you work, 20-25min videos are good with me....Thanks!

[@lakebum6211]

I could have kept watching. Keep up the good videos.

[@lukebrown4184]

Dude get one of those little giant leveler ladders. They are the perfect multi-purpose handyman ladder. You can square it up against the house, and shorten the legs on the side towards the house, instead of leaning a step ladder against the wall. Leaning the step ladder against the wall is how people get a broken leg when it slips out from under you. That little giant ladder is awesome. Solves this problem.

[@TheHandyman1]

I just got one.

[@andrewbeaudry9705]

little giant ladders are the best. especially the newer redesigned ones. they have the best extension and step ladders I've ever used. if you do alot of electrical I'd go for the fiberglass one

[@chugginchamp]

I like the longer videos. You do a great job of creating different types of angles and content so it keeps it interesting. Thanks

[@markroberts9577]

I think it was good that you showed the structure inside after you ripped it down so homeowner's property managers can see how that's setup.

[@raybrensike42]

I remember what an old man said when I was in high school carpentry class. He was an old building inspector, talking about home value, and he kept emphasizing it..."You Have Got To Keep Maintenance."

[@kushmister420]

me and my uncle actually replaced this to a house last week . I'm learning aolt working with him. good work!!

[@southwestbaltimore1353]

Very good a little more detail on staying within code

[@tenpennyfarm1373]

You did an excellent job on the video as always. The length of the video was not to long. I understand how long it takes to do a large job sometimes. I just finished with a remodel of a house that a customer is flipping.

[@idleford]

We had new gutters installed a couple years ago and our power from the pole came to the house in the same spot as what you had. The gutter installers wouldn’t put new gutters on until we had an electrician come in and run the power thru the top of the house so they were far from the gutters.

[@TheHandyman1]

I have a feeling I will have to be there when they install to make sure that the gutter clears the cable that holds up the power wires.

[@bangcrashtinkle6718]

Mate - if your video was All Day I'd still be watching

[@johnhodg8400]

I never get bored watching you. just Perfect.!!!!!

[@davew4276]

very good video.....not too long, as there was lots to cover and you showed it well.

[@williamjohnson1126]

The video was great. Gonna have to do the same thing, just not as much. Appreciate the instruction.

[@bustinwheels]

Great video and it was super interesting to me. We are needing new gutters, we have termites as does everyone in So. California and we may replace our roof. In which order should this be done? My guess is roof first, fascia/soffit, then install gutters. Thank you so much and keep uploading your wonderful videos!

[@frankreyna9281]

I watched all three of your videos and I have to say you did an amazing job I like everything about how you work, thank you much for sharing your work I learned a few things. 💪

[@kirbykercheval2936]

I liked it. I hope you do a video on replacing the would trim on the windows.

[@dangeles25]

Great detail, really like how you threw in the sweeping clip. Didn’t take long, but if you didn’t the troll army would’ve been all over you about “respecting the property”. Not a fan of the shots where you’re just sitting and talking to camera in your shop. I like the more Diresta style vlogs, where he high speeds shots throughout his day and then places the voice over there. Loving the channel! Keep that content coming!

[@fabiansandoval3807]

Don’t worry about the length of the video, since most people watch KZbin on 2x speed, the longer the better! Keep up the great work very helpful tips and tricks

[@luisconstance1272]

Hmmm how come my fascia board doesn't have a 2 by 4 behind it? If you remove the fascia board, that's it for me. Mine are attached to the rafters.

[@jewermank8536]

Not too long, looks like a big project. Very smart to rip the soffit pannels and pre paint them at your shop.

[@cameronchubb5209]

Like the longer videos. More interesting. I do carpentry myself so enjoy watching long videos like this.

[@brickriver9627]

good video... would have liked to know alittle bit about what wires to watch out for and what not to worry about as much... then when you took apart the electrical box what do you want to avoid? and should you be wearing gloves... i liked the info about the metal ladder creating a ground... good info

[@WesleyStoodley]

I like the longer videos! I could keep watching. On a side note you should do some on how you operate your business I’m in the process of starting my handyman business and would like to see how others do it.

[@thesatinpearl9928]

Was not boring at all, and I am a female. I learned definitions of terms I inquired about by watching you demonstrate and define. Thanks.

[@texasclodcruncher9580]

Good detailed video with excellent safety tips. Thanks

[@paullie7773]

The length is great. Really enjoy your videos.

[@montestu5502]

I'm OK with the length of the video. Always interesting. Looks like the same house you did the water heater.

[@ash27791]

The length was awesome. I watch for entertainment and educational. So no need to be shorter.

[@MidWestSparky13]

Don't you just love the P hooks for cable and phone lines. I used to install cable trying to find a solid board to attach to could be a challenge. It's a good idea to have an non-contact tester to check wires before you touch them.

[@alexb.1524]

Think it's great. Great work and I keep waiting to hear what you charge. I know, market, repeat customer, it's a one story house.... but I always like to see if I'm in the right ball park on my charges.

[@TheHandyman1]

The entire project including the new gutters was just under $10K

[@HjeanWmsREIMBroker]

Great video explaining...there didn't seem to be a lot of fascia soffit damage...dangerous around power wires..

[@ijoec]

i prefer to see more detail of your work with little commentary. I dont mind the length. Its very interesting to watch the process of the work.

[@taeheekim8314]

Length is the audience's problem when there's scrolls on it. Awesome vid.

[@2004jessiehs]

Have you ever considered investing in telescoping scaffolds? They are a big time saver instead of having to keep moving your ladder

[@benmeyer2916]

At the end now, I honestly like the longer videos because it just gives me more to watch

[@halifaxmax5039]

Keep the detail. It helps use DIYers to know if it is feasible, and it helps potential customers understand that easy-looking jobs are actually not that easy.

[@scotttrafford5671]

I’ve also heard the “don’t worry, it’s not hot” schpeal. As well as “it’s already formed up” when it comes to helping someone pour concrete. Great videos tho!!

[@nicoled985]

Video length is fine! Very interesting!

[@blair384]

Great videos. The longer the better. Very educational. Keep it up. Helps me out with the house I'm remodeling

[@paullaws3889]

Details and length are perfect. Thanks