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[juant]

"Setting clear expectations" before any job. It is a simple powerful truth. Thank you.

[runawaysoul]

Real good demonstration, explanation of why you choose not putting plumbing in wall. I liked your trouble shooting. Now I am going to tackle mine.

[andrewziegler]

It will not cost that much more to just move the trap up higher and have a 90 or two 45s going to be existing drain instead of cutting the giant hole

[lbaxterheuer]

Very informative. I only wish I could clone you and have you working in Cleveland, Ohio. Thanks for all the good videos. I love them.

[frangiew]

That was very very good ...what I learned was how to work around problems when you tackle projects like this...thank you

[jimsandberg]

It's tragic that you had to tear the bottom of the cabinet out, that would make me sick as a handyman I would have moved the plumbing to fit the new cabinet for the customer.

[ericlizotte]

If I were the customer I never would have chosen that particular vanity knowing the plumbing situation. That is something I always remember is that drawers or shelves where the pipes are...well, you know it's going to be mod city to fit it.

[brantheman]

I put in almost that exact vanity set up and I had water flow problems as well. Im not a professional by any means and it took me a good 30 minutes after process of elimination to finally remove the aerator and blow on it. I guess That's the first thing i should do from now on. Thanks for the vids!

[Roadcycling]

Dude you’re awesome! I don’t say that bout a lot of dudes because usually it’s not true! I’m a Lowes installer but I’m always trying to learn more due to side jobs and I hate to pass them up. Unless it’s not what I’m comfortable doing, I do pass them to someone I know can handle it. But after watching this I can do it. Most of it is not giving up and finding a solution regardless of the situation! Awesome..

[johnthree]

A good tip I can give as a handyman, when dealing with customers. Ensure that you get all agreements in writing. I try to either put them on my estimates, or by text or email. When you do verbal agreements, it's easy to forgot what was said, and harder to disprove a customer who really isn't recalling the truth.

[hispanicprepper]

Thanks for sharing the inside and outs of the handyman dealings.

[edwardfleming]

You did it again, what ? A great tip ! The painters tape for caulking,

[brittanypricelax]

Dude you make it look so easy, the modifications is what's scary

[Laserboy-hguc]

Glad you had this video. I will be helping my friend install two vanities for his bathrooms soon. This will make me seem like I know what I'm doing. I want that vest also. Thanks.

[willchandler]

Did you use silicone to seal the marble top to the vanity?

[rsmith]

Consider cutting the legs so there's not so much gap at floor level? Time consuming of 15-20 minutes? More finished look I'd think.

[waynenunn]

I like the chalking trick, I'm going to give that try.

[theotter]

I only made it two minutes into this video and figured out this man is Amazing! Thank you so much for sharing and keep up the videos and the editing, awesome!

[aaron]

Your really the only good handyman I watch on YouTube keep the good work

[johnh]

I was thinking to myself... I know he isn’t cheap so if I hired him I would expect that the pipes not be visible when I open the cab door... Then you mentioned it would take relocating the pipes behind the wall and it costing more and it made $en$e. Love your vids and personality. Easy to watch.