In this video, I’m going to show you how I turned my 2 bedroom house into a 3 bedroom. At the same time I remodel the kitchen and hallway which also required work in the attic and basement. And we're gonna do it... Right Now! 👉
Actually, let’s start with wow! What a year for my family and I! For the past year, I'm going to show you what our life has been like; non-stop, calculated remodels to not throw our life into shambles, and well, sometimes exhausting. I must have well over one hundred hours of unedited footage. 😲
Maybe one day I’ll post it all, bloopers, outtakes, you name it, but for today, you’ll get 40 minutes of the epic 3-in-1 remodel. From remodeling the kitchen, the hallway, a 3rd bedroom but also adding in some attic and basement projects to support those remodels, I’ll go over my thought process while completing it all. And don’t you worry, there is a great surprise(s) thrown in there!
I wanted to thank you all for your years of support and I truly appreciate you watching my videos. I hope you enjoy this video! And if this is your first time consider subscribing for more home repair content like this!
- Matt
• Bedroom/Hallway remodel series playlist:
• Bedroom/Hallway Remodel
Kitchen Remodel Time-Lapse - • Small Kitchen Remodel ...
Living Room/Dining Room - • Living Room Remodel Ti...
Master Bedroom - • Major Bedroom Renovati...
Bathroom Remodel - • Bathroom Remodel Time-...
Pantry Remodel - • Kitchen Pantry Remodel...
• How to Install LVP - • How to Install Vinyl P...
• Formula for Recessed Cans - • Easy Formula for Reces...
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Timestamps -
0:00 - Intro
1:33 - Moving a Load Bearing Wall
4:06 - Cast Iron Pipe Removal
4:58 - Archway Removal
5:22 - Closet Removal
5:52 - Straightening Floor
7:17 - More Demo and Framing
8:53 - Framing Closet
9:17 - More Head Height!
11:46 - Matching Ceiling Heights
12:20 - Patching the Floor
13:04 - Kitchen Remodel
15:52 - Bedroom Door Install
16:15 - Replacement Window
16:47 - Bedroom Demo
18:32 - Moving Attic Ladder
20:58 - Sistering Ceiling Joists
22:38 - Wiring
24:09 - Insulation
26:52 - Drywall
27:55 - Joint Compound
29:48 - Prime and Paint
30:54 - Let There Be Light!
32:18 - LVP Flooring
33:22 - Baseboard Heat Covers
33:57 - Installing Trim
34:56 - Bedroom Closet Shelves
35:29 - Window Trim
35:56 - Prep and Paint Trim and Doors
36:24 - Bi-fold Door
37:17 - Hallway Closet Shelves
39:15 - Finishing the Hallway
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