Improving A Well House, Preventing Rot, Metal Install

We're going to install metal roofing material to make the well house look better and prevent the rotting problem.

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00:00 Project to prevent rot on his well house
00:49 We'll start the j-channel at a 45 angle right by the door
01:15 Cutting the j-channel
02:15 Cut the notch out that lets him close up the angle
04:20 Back with all the j-channel up
04: Slipping the metal under the j-channel
06:25 Go all the way around with the metal

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Transcribe:
Hi, guys. This is a little project that they were getting a lot of rot at the bottom of the well house. And he asked me if I could figure out a way to fix it so it would not continue and make it look better. So we're going to do is use a metal roofing materials, metal on the outside. And then I had some green left over.

I told him I'd use green. And so what we're doing, what we did is beings that this looks like, it's down in the ground a little bit. I went and did the rest of it from the bottom of the siding, measured up three foot, and we’re going to put the j-channel on first and we're going to put the metal, which is over there, and we'll probably have to cut it off in this area or dig it out.

Also, the classic mistake that I made in the past is whenever I put j-channel on both the door and the the wall end up being a clash there. And it would not let the door open all the way. So, uh, we're going to start with a 45 right here so that I can put another 45 out there and the door can be opened up all the way.

And then we're going to cut right here. So I'll do is I’ll mark. Like so, that way I know where it's at. So and then we're going to fasten this with the regular drywall screws and I'm going to cut the 45 here like I was talking about, and we're going to fasten this J channel. So we'll have something pretty at the top.

He doesn't really care that much, but I do. I want him to be happy, not be unhappy. I think you might have seen me do it on other videos. So the width of this is about a half an inch, so I'll just go an inch on either side of that center. And then I cut over to it in the middle and I make it look really easy.

But it's not as easy as all that. Then I cut that notch out. What it does is let me close up like so. So then I got to... Ty, do you want to hold this? And if that on that long, you got the same thing over here. See? Kind of freehand. And, let’s see, it should be out here three quarters past how people are.

Just got through telling a guy, the day I stop making mistakes is the day I’ll be dead. I don't make a lot of mistakes. I'll try not to, but I do make mistakes. Again I'm doing this 45. Just need to cut a little bit out of it.

There we go. So we're going to fasten this and we'll show you the end result. Then we'll show you putting the metal up and everything all together.

Hey, guys, we've put the j-channel up like we said. I found a one, and I want to spend the extra money because it's already way lower than you could ever get. But, uh, I folded it in a corner in the middle of all these ridges, and then I've cut an angle out of it because the dirt over here ends up getting higher on the side. So we're gonna slip this in. Slide it up inside. Go ahead and fasten here at the top there now? Yeah. Put one on the bottom.

One, two, three. And now means that, uh, on that one there.

And then try to stay away from the rotted bottoms. And stay up in here. All right, You go all the way round and there where the door is we’ll have to leave a cut where that metal will be apart from each other. So. See ya.