Today’s episode picks up right where we left off — cleaning up the property, framing the first new section of the meth house, and tackling one problem after another.

I’ve got my buddy Troy with me (one of my co-workers I keep dragging into my personal projects), and we’re starting with the first roof bump-out, demoing walls, framing new openings, and testing out some creative arch cuts.

Along the way, we deal with questionable handrails, some sketchy tweaker carpentry, and a power issue that leads to discovering a broken underground line.

If you like real renovation work, framing techniques, and builder humor, this is your episode.

Stick around for the full day of framing chaos, tool talk, and progress on the Meth House Renovation.

Chapters:

• 0:00 – Dump run and intro
• 1:20 – Building the roof bump-out
• 3:40 – Jokes, ladders, and questionable handrails
• 4:44 – Framing the new overhang and siding demo
• 8:30 – Cutting the custom arch
• 10:45 – Framing updates and backing fixes
• 12:16 – Framing in the new master laundry door
• 14:33 – Cutting out a wall and reworking the ceiling
• 16:00 – Finding the power issue
• 18:50 – Wrapping up and what’s next