Rotted Window Framing - Mobile Home Rebuild

More rot from a leaky roof and a crusty old window.

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[missykowalewski]

For the longest time I watched u guys tear out and reframe windows and I would think..”that looks easy” but wouldn’t try it. Then I finally took a deep breath and did it. With ur videos running for guidance I have to admit that while it was work it was pretty easy. Great teachers and I love the confidence it gives. Nice job on that window by the way.

[ALayne]

Everyone has a surprise moment reaction, some people grunt, some squeal, some jump, it’s all the same. You guys always do a good job. Take care.

[wendywobbles]

You two are the hardest working people I know and you deserve all the success that is coming to you

[novampires]

So nice to see these old mobiles rescued, it will be so comfortable when you are done.

[heidiforso]

not only the right tool for the job but the right man to do the job as well.

[JupiterMoon]

This is by far one of the superior channels out there! 🙌🏻

[lindahelmbrecht]

I do believe y’all could build a better mobile home than most manufacturers!❤

[wsadcock]

First time watcher here. I do most all of my own additions/renovations as well and any time I see a woman helping their husband/boyfriend doing the work, it screams good woman!! My wife helps me with every project I do and has an appreciation for time it takes and labor involved. Good relationships start with each other working together. I commend you!

[wine-not-whine]

I love your videos! What a great team you two make! I could watch you all all day! Doug, you have to be a master carpenter! You can do it all! Can’t wait for the next video! God Bless your family! Hope you all have a Merry Christmas!

[joycejohnson]

❤ I can't wait until you finish the kitchen in your house. I am so looking forward to seeing the metal cabinet and porcelain sink that you restored.

[cge]

Doug, you are the King of cut it the right size! Seems that you usually cut a board tight enough that it holds itself in place until you screw or nail it in place.

[amandahutchison]

One heck of a difference to what was there to what you replaced it with, looks and sounds so much more sound and will last much longer, great start on your renovation.

[russse]

Ya win some, and ya win some. Board by board, winder by winder, or window. I'm an ole feller who enjoys watching Doug and his family work their hearts out. God bless each and everyone of His chosen ones.

[.Tapestry]

i would feel secure moving into any place doug and ashley have worked on. i know they always do great work on the structure

[wendyeader]

It does my heart good to see a couple sharing their life journey together the way the two of you do, working side by side. 🥰

[kkeenan]

Now that it’s gutted, it’s amazing that a neglected MH in the Florida climate isn’t in worse condition! Looking forward to this “creation” (y’all do such a beautiful job 👍)

[shelly]

This is a big project. But you two will handle it no problem. This is so exciting!

[markitathomas]

Wow. Maverick really hit a growth spurt. He'll be taller than Ashley in no time. You do great work Doug. Thanks for the content.
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[legrandeileen]

What precision. Fits like a puzzle every time, wish I could measure as precisely as you do . Wow, 🎉 🎉 🎉

[fijid]

Hi Doug and Ashley. Great job. You are both amazing, and i look forward to seeing this mobile renovation journey. I wish you family and followers a Blessed Christmas and a prosperous New Year. Keep safe and God bless your beautiful family always ❤️ 🙌🎄💐