Great video!!

Fitting the pickets edge to edge makes a sail. Better to use something like a paint stirrer to make small, consistent gaps between boards.

I love this! Do I need regrout before I paint?

My goodness. Great job! 🙌🏾💪🏾♥️

This won't last

Very nice! Great job

I wish my 2 neighbors would replace their fence sections. They are falling down. Both sections are owned by 2 seperate neighbors but none of them care its falling apart. I wish there was something I could do.

I didn’t have my reading glasses on and at first I thought is said “saved $12.00” I was like, and you made a video about it? Just doin my thing.

If you really want to increase energy efficiency get rid of the doggy door!

the alternating board is supposed to go on the other side of the fence .. sorry but yup, this way its a bidirectional appearance, or looks the same on both sides

snapping a chalk line is a whole lot easier than the story pole thing

I saw a builder on one of these HGTV shows make a guide rail on each post, then took the horizontal planks and just slid them down, kinda eliminating the need for a lot of nails and screws. But this is very nice. Love it.

I’m sorry it’s not too expensive. You’re paying for service and labor and materials. I would prefer to pay someone else to do the work for me. And they probably need the money.

Nobody shows what happens when you run into huge tree roots like I did.

Good job, but much more goes into your fence post installation than necessary.....well, for me anyway. Most also do not use concrete here....live on sand, and lots of tropical storms and hurricanes. When fence gets blown (it takes huge winds even without concrete) and leans, you will thank God you did not use concrete......even fence contractors say it's better on the beach not using concrete for wood posts.....to each their own because many will disagree, but are you living in an area like me? Have no issue whatsoever with rot at dirt line, maybe due to quick drainage.....Since 2000, have had numerous hurricanes and have set fence straight....the ones that used concrete, they snapped at ground level or even worse leaned like mad.....just try to straighten them up with concrete.....good luck. I'm back on the beach while the others are cryin' that didn't install properly on the beach.

Really amazing work you do but to me it is still too much money but then again I am poor. lol

Thanks for the video. How many feet were dug for fence posts?

Awesome Project

Good day what is the size of the top and base coat used, how many tins you use on the floor

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Painting tile is like painting brick. Looks good for a while, then you regret doing it forever. Typically used as a flipping update

Your lucky you have alot of land 💯💯💯 fence is looking nice 👌

love this stuff. used it instead of concrete lasts much longer than expected

It absolutely works if used the right way

Do you know how much weight a construction like this can support?

Looked better before

Screws are better than nails. I'm looking to build my own fence too, but there's a few points of failure I saw in this build I would avoid doing. The nails and the way the boards are attached to the posts with brackets are things I would have avoided myself. I also do not feel great with the notches cut into some of the posts.

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I love this idea, but Texturize black tiles should be *illegal*

jesus christ that's a lot of work. Now I know why 12K is being charged

Just saw it & thought in the winter time if it rains the moisture would freeze n the foam wouldn't be worth chit.

Would expansion foam deteriorate over time due to weather conditions?

So well done, great job! I'm going to copy much of this as I am undertaking a total home shop rehab after 14 years of neglect.

light duty projects only😊

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The tile floors aren't outdated. It's just not the "clean look" or a modern look, which I think will go out of style soon anyway. Changing furniture or wall color can make a difference.

What a terrible idea. You pay that money for their expertise. I've watched more people screw it up and call the fence guy in the end.

This should serve as a model on how videos like this should be done. You showed the before and after, and all the steps in between. Great job!

The old posts looked like they were placed only 1 to 1.5 feet deep, - that's shallow, which may be part of the reason why they were leaning all over the place. The soil doesn't look like it had been stabilized either, but that is harder to tell from a video.

Will this work on terra cotta flooring? If I use Krud Kutter will that be enough. I t looks amazing I am thinking of doing white as we are on a beach is Puerto Rico. Can I buy this at Home Depot?

$6,655 / 200 linear feet = $33.28 per linear foot. More or less depending on your location and materials source.

Your fence looks fantastic! I have built a fence before but nothing as nice as what you did in the video. It was just the basic type (like the old one you took down). I found that when setting the posts you really don't need to fool around with any of the temporary braces especially if you have the strap on post level like you used. Once you put the cement mix into the hole make sure the post is level (both ways). Then just check it again an hour or so later (before the cement fully sets) and adjust slightly if needed. The cement will hold the post in place just fine.

Hey can you post the filter system that you use

Ugh. Its so easy! You too can feel hopelessly inadequate around the house. I came of age when i stopped watching/believing i could do this

This was a pleasure to watch beautiful job!!

This is awesome!

Lol I think you live in my neighborhood in San Antonio

Amazing tutorial! But Wagner is pronounced “Vogner,” sorry to nitpick lol

Goodjob, hopefully you stained the back of the fence too.

Wow! Beautiful!