Short Video on Bathroom Framing and Home Remodeling

March 1, 2010 by admin  
Filed under Bathroom Remodeling

This is a short video on a bathroom remodeling project that I was working on, to give people on example of what could be involved, if they’re planning on doing their own bathroom framing. You can watch the video and stop it at any time to inspect how the bottom and top plates of the wall framing are connected and how different areas are frames. There is plenty of useful tips and ideas, if you take your time watching this video. I tried to film and take pictures of most of my projects and you can find more videos on this particular bathroom remodel by scrolling through our video list.

How to Remodel a Basement : Basement Remodeling: Furnaces & Other Services

February 25, 2010 by admin  
Filed under Bathroom Remodeling

Think about the access you need to plumbing and heating when remodeling your basement. Learn about furnaces and other services infinishing a basement from a professional remodeler in this free home improvement video. Expert: Jeremy Blackwell Bio: Jeremy Blackwell has managed multi-million dollar residential construction projects internationally. Jeremy has his own company that specializes in basement remodeling and residential construction. Filmmaker: Paul Kersey

Home Remodeling Contractors Oak Harbor WA – Albert Construction

February 24, 2010 by admin  
Filed under Home Remodeling

Home Remodeling Contractors Oak Harbor WA Albert Construction is a member of SICBA and an Accredited BBB Business member serving Oak Harbor and Whidbey Island Washington since 2001. We can make your dream home a reality! Our home remodeling contractors also specialize in framing, siding, roofing, decks, remodels, additions, bathroom/kitchen remodeling, window replacements, custom remodeling, new construction, renovations, restorations, cabinet installation, doors, trim and many more custom remodeling services. Whether your job is big or small, we can handle them all. Give our home remodeling contractors a call today at 360-929-6046 for a free estimate!

Even Flow Floors – Remodeling, Flooring , Cabinets , Granite Countertops and much more…

February 22, 2010 by admin  
Filed under Exterior Remodeling

We provide best quality house renovation, interior & exterior. 10 years of experience doing remodeling, flooring, granite countertops, painting, ceramic tile & stone. Go to our website at, www.evenflowfloos.com, and visit the testimonials left by our customers about the experience they had with us. Thank you for your business.

DIY 109 – Refinishing wood floors – Putting on finish – part 3 of 3

February 21, 2010 by admin  
Filed under Additions

The final steps after prep and major sanding. I used a water based polyurethane.

how to frame a wall 16 inch on center

February 12, 2010 by admin  
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Bob Schmidt shows you how and why to lay-out a wall during construction to a standard 16 inch on center lay-out. When laying out a top and bottom plate for a typical wall a framing square is usually the most appropriate tool. To begin, flush up top & bottom plate ends, hook tape on flush ends. The first measurement is 15 1/4 inches to side of first stud placement. Each corresponding measurement should be 3/4 of an inch shy of stud marks on typical tape measure. This will give you studs that are on 16 inch center layouts. Sixteen inch center layouts are important for several reasons: many building materials are designed to fit in a 16 inch layout, ie. insulation, medicine cabinets some tile backing inserts & ironing board inserts; when installing cabinets or trim ie. crown, baseboard, these materials need to be attached to framing. If you stay true to 16 inch centers, all you really need to do in a wall is find the first stud and the rest of the studs in the wall are always multiples of 16 inches away. Another consideration when framing a wall is to match the existing structure as far as floor joist layouts, so as to allow space to run heat ducts, plumbing pipes, wiring to electrical panels, without having wall studs in the way and saving you time and money.

My Basement Remodel, Part II

January 30, 2010 by admin  
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Finished electrical, plumbing, HVAC. Drywall is up and partially taped & mudded. Windows are prepped for trim work.

Assist tool for using chalk line when marking plywood

January 20, 2010 by admin  
Filed under Home Remodeling

Bob Schmidt shows you a newer tool that will assist in working while cutting drywall, plywood for roofing sub-floors and decking.

General Contractor, Alameda county – Feraru

January 10, 2010 by admin  
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Designing and building additions in Alameda county for many years, Feraru & Associates Building And Design brings a unique and refreshing blend of function and form to every home addition – family rooms with fireplaces, bedrooms with baths, complete second floor additions, attached garages and sunrooms, just to name a few! … Exterior Painting Roofing Drywall Renovation Repair Remodeling Flooring Paint New Windows Doors Patio Kitchens Bathrooms Roofer Electrical Stucco Concrete Cement …

Rough Framing For A Wall; EasyRoughEstimator.com

December 25, 2009 by admin  
Filed under Kitchen Remodeling

EasyRoughEstimator.com on designing, estimating and building your own home remodeling project. … “Easy Rough Estimator” “Rough Framing” “Wall Framing” Framing “How To Measure Wall Framing” “Home Remodeling” Remodeling “Bathroom Remodeling” “Kitchen Remodeling” “Basement Remodeling” “How Rough Framing Works” “Estimating Remodeling Projects” “Basement Remodeling Insights” “Bathroom Remodeling Insights” “Kitchen Remodeling Insights” “Remodeling Insights” “Estimate Home Remodeling” “Rough …

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