Coming back to old videos just shows how far they've come on youtube!

The algorithm bringing back classics

We lived there for 21 years and always wished someone would take that beautiful , old place and fix it. Thank you for doing it. Looking greta. 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

For anyone who has never done construction, I just want to say, I have never had more FUN than when I helped my brothers-in-law build houses in San Diego in the late 80's for about 18 mos. when I was out of work. I learned many skills which I now use today as a home owner trying to fix up the old farm house that we now live in in Ohio. These guys are helping me figure out how to solve some of my problems on that house. Love these videos!

Boy the block next to the ladder would have saved me. Broke my back 2 years ago falling off a roof. Gotta say it’s not falling that hurts. It’s the sudden stop at the bottom.

As a roofer for 20+ years... I appreciate when someone does it correctly. Good job guys 👍 Jaime, you're an inspiration to us all.

@MAGAMAN

3 жыл бұрын

As someone who lives in a brand new house (we are renting) where nothing was done right, I would have really appreciated if the original workers had at least a little bit of skill. Every single door was installed incorrectly. while they opened and close, there were some huge gaps on the back and front doors, the door trim was extremely crooked on them, to the point where they couldn't even be correctly fixed. The second story floor is so bad that when you walk in the master bedroom furniture along the walls moves. The floor is about as lumpy as the back lawn. The painters don't know the first thing about painting, the repairs were done so poorly in some parts that they had to be redone more than once. If I owned this house, I would raise hell, but the owners bought it as a rental, so I don't think they care that much about the "smaller details". I am hoping to buy my own fixer upper in the next few years.

This was still one of the coolest builds , Jaime is super inspired on this

I appreciate you making comments like "hanging it in the center of the building sounds easy but it is more difficult than you may think" and "Jamie is taking extra time to think about the layout because he doesn't hang signs everyday." This is helpful because I think when doing a project, something may sound easy, but it's not always as it sounds. And the very thought "this should be easy" or "this shouldn't take that long" puts added pressure on me (us) and can cause me to rush through it rather than slowing down and taking inventory before doing something. Thanks for your honesty! - Ryan Mandala

@turboflush

3 жыл бұрын

Tell this to my wife. Lol She thinks everything is simple. That's when I hand her the hammer. Doesn't last long. Lol

Nice work..good to see you you are doing well. Bro that red extention cord needs to go in the trash 🗑 who agrees 👍 with me thumbs 👍 up

@jc5770

3 жыл бұрын

9:43 video

Be kind to one another. Stay safe. Love to all

Man, Your guys’ work is impeccable! Jamie is a true inspiration to all of us in and out of the trades. Keep up the great work and great content! Aloha from Hawaii🤙🏽

@AlohaKanaka

3 жыл бұрын

Wanky Tanky Quarantine must be getting to you. Do something constructive maybe 👍🏽

Jamie is the best !!!

The positivity and optimism you all have is nearly surpassing the educational content of your videos. It is in a seemingly balanced tension, which I hope you can keep going for as long as humanly possible!

it's so nice to watch one of your videos without 40 ads and 100 sponsors

Glad to see Jaime figuring out how to work with his hand the way it is now. It’s cool to see these weird projects. They’re always my favorite to work ok

Man I was just thinking that I had to wait till Sunday for an episode! What a nice surprise haha

The cordless oscillating tool is So clutch.

I love the channel following all the way from South Africa

Hallelujah! Someone knows how to install drip. You guys are awesome!

@4:26 one of Jamies best dad jokes ever

Jamie Perkins = Inspiration

Thanks guys, Im a novice and I enjoy the step by step detail you share and that you guys show the mistakes and how you fix them. Its encouraging to know we're all human and things dont always go to plan

Love saving, rehabbing old buildings giving them new life and purpose! PS - Jamie seems to be adjusting to his new hand. ❤️❤️❤️

You should put the first joist on top of the wall the way you have it drafted out just attaching it faced to the walls is too heavy to rely on the fastners to hold up securely for any length of time

Man I have officially watched every video on your channel over the past week. Now what am I supposed to do...

@harryl7946

3 жыл бұрын

Mark Swaggerty you have officially caught up with the pack! Congratulations 🎊🎈🎉🍾 and relax now. You’ve earned it.

Nice sign!

Awesome!!! Doing a soffit and fascia job on Monday. Learned more than I thought I knew!!!!Pretty cool timing. Thanks for all the awesome videos!!!!

Great video.....I love the challenge on restoring old buildings.....you guys are doing a fantastic job!

Further, not farther. Love the positive stop. Your dad looks like a California surfer :-D

Thank you for sharing this insight with us. I'm really enjoying the in-depth look behind the scenes. Thank you

@PerkinsBuilderBrothers

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Great job fellas, good to see Jamie in action.

Happy to see you can manipulate the drill chuck and lift stuff with your hand. Just carry on and get r done!

Coming out fire

Excellent progress, Jamie and crew. Looks great.

Great episode! You guys are a great inspiration 👍

That is one good looking sign ya got there. Yes, I'm serious. It's perfect.

Man I stayed at Deep Creek campground this July...I hit up some of the fly shops and breweries in town. I wish I could have walked around a little more and caught this. The museum or courthouse thing was also a little sketchy...lots of dudes with guns yelling and screaming...we just went back to camp. Looks sweet though.

that is incredible ... great job gents !!!

Keep it up. I’m super interested in all the content about building that y’all are able to put up!

Great looking store front. Nice to see people taking the time on the little details.

Yess! This will be great series

What a beautiful place nice job you all!!

Love this Channel and I'm a UK Scaffolder

Looks good!You are coming along Jamie!

Had to do a street view to see the place, it is a lot different than it was, looks great. Thanks for sharing. Charles

Totally cool... love the videos and how y'all teach, oh and how much i learn!!🙃😉. Blessings

This series is a surprise, but a welcome one nonetheless :)

Good stuff. Thanks guys.

Whole lot of ACE in this video

Glorious a new series to follow!

Great work

Lead is great for those areas

Hello Perkins brothers, I already watched all your videos, I would like if at any time you can make a video about roofs and pissed off, greetings from Argentina!

Good stuff men.... excellent.

Progress is lookin good! Were you guys listening to Revis earlier in the video?! Good music and good peeps, makes me want to join the crew!

Stabila Don't Watch, liked the Female Plug end. When you was trimming the facia board.....

The Latter part of the day or the Ladder Part of the day? Lol!

Caulk and paint make a carpenter what he ain't! Jk, y'all do everything perfect and I use some of the stuff you teach. Thank you

I feel like I need a Clampitt t-shirt, too.

This is so satisfying

Hola hermanos Perkins! Me gustaría que hagan un videos sobre techos y cabreadas, saludos desde argentina los miro siempre!

@nathanielblank9157

3 жыл бұрын

Translation: Hey Perkins Brothers! I would like for you to do a video about roofs and trusses. Greetings from Argentina, I always watch your videos!

OH MAMA, PLEASE HELP MEE!!!

How do I remember all the tips you give us in the videos? Thanks for all the help, I enjoy the videos.

Jamie .... can I just say you have the heart of a lion

Drip edge.. On my current project I noticed the 1x2 (fur strips) under the flashing was most effective. On the original part of the house they replaced the 1x4 trims (rotted) with 1x4.. first time it rained.. I could watch the water connect from the drip edge to the 1x4 to the roof frame. The side with the 1x2.. this doesnt happen. Probably going to try yank the 1x4 out. Just food for thought.

Trim using Azek next time. It will never rott and can be painted

7:20 Stabila seen that and just voided your warrenty for abuse.

@999torino

3 жыл бұрын

lol, busted.

@Beandiptheredneck

3 жыл бұрын

After the warranty video they posted stabila will never give these guys a hard time about warranty again.. the bad publicity is NOT worth the price of a new one

Glad the guy with the jointer accident is doing well...

Love your videos, but time to do more. I've watched everyone of them. Come on...feed me!

You guys should do an episode of not using any tools, just build and caulk it....caulk the whole thing up

What species and grade do you use for the roof fascia boards?

And you got to do some face painting as well!

“Go for a double”. “ no way I can’t void another warranty!”

🍻🍻👍

Just curious, why was the 1x3 only on the gable ends and not on the horz. overhang ?

@jaimeperkins9606

3 жыл бұрын

It would interfere with the way the gutter brackets will mount. Good question

@terryholmes9134

3 жыл бұрын

@@jaimeperkins9606 Didn't think about the gutters. Thanks for answering

Many would just stay on disability in perpetuity. Still working is great.

Man I am moving to Tennessee can I come work for you I have over 30 years experience including historical restoration

11:23 some lunchtime coke residue there Jamie? : )

Jamie they let you go the rest of the day with white stuff on your nose....some great buddies you got there....

@jaimeperkins9606

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah really, better check the mirror next time!

👍💥🔨🎉🍺😁

how come you guys dont use harneses with a tie down so nobody falls off

120 main done or why

@josephlee7325

2 жыл бұрын

I mean what

Jamie if you don't mind me asking what caused your accident

and i need to get RJ face on a t-shirt before he shaves his face

Who were the 2 persons who gave a thumbs down? What's not to like?

WTF is that guy doing in the blue at 4:13

Struggle is real

Makes me nervous to see Jaime pound nails while holding with his modified hand.

@jaimeperkins9606

3 жыл бұрын

Sometimes it makes me nervous too!

Are you guys doing anything for COVID? I don't see any face masks or social distancing.

@joetownsend-

3 жыл бұрын

Snex1337, China Virus doesn’t come to The BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAINS OF NORTH CAROLINA‼️ Every Person and ALL The Environment TOO PURE for Virus to live‼️

You got paint on your nose.

Great video but please don't drive and video at the same time.

what happened to your fingers?

Jamie, I hate to be the one to inform you but at the last of the video, you some white stuff on your nose!!!! :-)

@jaimeperkins9606

3 жыл бұрын

Ha! Yeah really, it was too late by the time I had already done the filming...

@robertbeirne9813

3 жыл бұрын

Paint on fingers, nose gets itchy, paint on nose. Been there. 🤬

@a_w_bukhari7579

3 жыл бұрын

@@jaimeperkins9606 Oh, it is fine. Comes with the job

A “top notch” operation like the Perkin boys you may wanna disable and destroy those extension cords. What a shame 😡

Does Jamie have a coke habit? Seems like someone would have told him he had something on his face. Not only did his brother let it go but dad was there too. Those jokers will be snickering about that for a long time to come.

Nice vid, but too much bla bla bla