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@@SLLLC-904 thanks! The fan motor wasn’t working so it needed to be replaced but a new cover is an excellent solution!

@@DaruDhillon Awesome! Great work on your part for at least showing the process!!! Thank you!!!

@@peterpowers4851 that’s a good idea! The motor wasn’t working either and I wanted to test out this fan. Glad I did!

@@DaruDhillon good work on the install. I imagine even if it did work it would have been very loud compared to the new one.

@@robertsmithington8892 thanks for the tip on carbon monoxide detection. It’s a good point. In my home I have additional carbon monoxide detectors in the bedrooms plugged into outlets and in the furnace room. Always important to consider when you have a gas furnace or appliances.

@@FredaRivers yes I hear you that is the most challenging part

@@fregando2006 You can use deck blocks with the joists for the highest part. As the slope increases you can use 4x4 posts in the blocks to account for the slope. Attaching your joists to the posts. I’d check your local code to see what is required for raised decks. They will often need posts set in concrete. Thanks!

@@HOLLYHOUSE11 knowing what is right for you is important! Trusting yourself is the way to go. ❤️

@@kenwhitman1055 the motor was dead and I learned a lot in the process. All good!

@@user-mz5vw5sm8g these walls were tiled on primed drywall but I tile over painted walls too. You can go over paint as long as it’s in good shape. You can check the instructions on the tile adhesive to be safe. Good question. Thanks!

@@calcio777 before you test the smoke detector

@@DaruDhillon Ok, I see it now! I went back and watched that part again, and I see that even though she did not "vocally" say the words out loud, there are visible words printed on the video. Thanks!😀

@@walterorr7446 I haven’t done any sponsorships on the channel yet. When I do it will be clear and stated in the video. I really like this product, it makes deck building a lot easier for me and I like the low profile look. I put the same energy and enthusiasm into drywall tape. Any innovation that makes my job easier, safer and better. Thanks for the comment!

@@DaruDhillon easier more costly

@@user-cr7mn1th4g thanks! You can do so much more than you think. We all can. ❤️

Thanks for your interest. I’ll contact candidates through the job posting.

@@BboyWalzy it’s a permanent solution no need to take them out. Typically when anchors are removed that would require patching. I have a helpful video on how to patch small holes in drywall. I think you’d want to avoid that though. Thanks for the question!

@@thadsgudenuff it’s still a mystery to me too. :)

Thanks! There’s a link in the description box and I also have a link to my Amazon Canada store. It’s there in the Deck Building section. Enjoy your summer!

I installed these at 16" o/c which is common and strong. You'd have to check your local code to see what is required where you live.

When I started hedging cedars were $19 approx. for 6 footers. This year especially the price has increased dramatically. Plant what you can afford, nature and patience takes care of everything. They will be beautiful whatever size you plant.

@@DaruDhillon I went with the 2 footers about 12 years ago to save money ...but man did it take time before they provided any privacy. Took a good 5,6 years. Now they are about 12 feet tall.

Thank-you. All the best with your build!

Thank-you! Hello to you in Australia! ❤

Green giants are really big, I'd plant according to the instructions on the tag. Have patience they will be gorgeous once they are planted!

Thanks Michael, back at you!

@@dannymoloshok5597 that’s an issue locally here too. Not as bad last year. I’m going to have to source it from another store. Fencing too. Good point. May you find some good lumber.

@@guzzirob thank you for sharing your tip about ear protection it’s so important. I’m going to get on that asap. Very kind of you. I appreciate it.

And eye protection too!prevention is better than a cure

@@Feedfront the first summer/fall is the most critical. Second year water during heat waves, dry spells. After that they are established and low maintenance. Good question. Thanks!

Thanks for taking the time to comment on this. I'll keep that in mind for next time. It's a good point. You are right in that it's the most common mistake people make. Appreciate your feedback!

Thanks! This style of trim is the most common for renovations and new construction where I live. I agree it's a nice clean look.

Ultimately what matters is that you make a choice that’s best for you. All the best!

Not that I know of!

@@DaruDhillon Thank you for replying. I enjoy your carpentry blog and I enjoy watching you as you are an attractive young lady. No, I'm not hitting on you, I'm old enough to be your grandfather or even great-grandfather, furthermore the "Boss" would kick my a**.

Thanks for sharing your tips with us!

I did a db test. Mine was really good. That’s why the reviews are so good on Amazon. If yours is high it could be an installation problem like something is not secured properly. Have you checked?

@@DaruDhillon It was just kind of a warning. I am a contractor and some are so noisy and of poor quality (cheapest ones). It's worth upgrading to a decent one. Not worth saving a buck and listening to it for yrs and yrs.

Appreciate you sharing your feedback on your drawer. Thanks Brad!

I was wrong! The 10" drawer front are upside down. Sticker at top. The holes are spaced slightly different, and everything fits great if you follow your direction and also flip the front.

Thanks for sharing your tips on stair building. If your wood is wet the deck boards can be installed tight. I'm not installing wet wood so that doesn't work here but can for our American viewers depending on where you live. This lumber has a lower moisture content. I like to use a levels, you'll see them often on this channel. If you have great eyes, go for it! Love hearing from you. Appreciate your feedback!

@@DaruDhillon Nothing to do with great eyes?? If you measure each side of the stairs and chalk a line, you will be even with the original deck level there for it will look even?? If you are worried about the level, then straighten out the top deck?? When one side is not even with the other side you automatically think it is not level. You can fool the eye by making the measurement the same at both ends. Levels have their place but, in this case, not needed!! Ok makes sense if the wood is dry to space it but if wet definitely install them tight 🙂