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I’m curious, how do you handle bidding when your subcontracting? That’s what’s held me back is that it seems like a nightmare to get bids from all the different trades and be able to compile it in a timely manner so the customer isn’t waiting a month for your bid. Thanks

*Where's the cement backer board or decoupling membrane?!?*

Not a fan of stucko, just seems lazy and not all that nice looking. Maybe its a southern thing but in Vermont you never see it

Great if thats were it going absolutely

You have to?

Ya right - until they spray all the walls with white paint coating the wires. Then my favorite part is where the finishing electrician shoves the painted bare wire in back stab hole on a receptacle followed by blaming the back stab after 10 years when the plug fails. Just an opinion.

Cold Blooded...

Caps there fng wire nuts

There's no standard height. If you've installed 1000s of TV's as I have you'll find out it's a personal choice and EVERYONE is different. But coming up with putting connections for a TV behind the TV f****** brilliant.... Lol

Good info

Who let this office guy on a construction site?

It's not required but it more than a good idea to cap your hots.

Add a 2”x12” blocking

Yes there are factors to all. I have done several 20k upgrades to get customer 100k in ROI. But I've done that same 20k on others and I get 30k ROI. It depends on many factors 20k upgrades; Interior paint walls ceiling trim. Fresh caulking through out. New carpet where needed or LVP upgrade. All new faucets and drains, Upgraded light fixtures if needed All new wall outlets to include USB/night light All new door hardware Exterior paint. Full cleaning Fresh mulch.

Meanwhile, all the guys are telling their girlfriends that a 2x6 is actually 2 inches by 6 inches

Duh

True, hard part is average three bedroom home with 10-14 windows come out to $14,000 to upgrade to older house.

I've heard it explained 2 ways , the rough cut lumber is 2x4 then it is planed smooth and in the process it looses a half inch . Also heard it was to save weight and space during shipping , much older houses you'll find 2x4s are actually 2x4

Caps?

What's wrong with 3 1/2" ?

Imagine her surprise when she learns that there are actually only 2 genders.

Useless video

Did you know you have a massive rack? 😊

NO 2x4 rough sawn then prepared and planed down to make the timber true and smooth

Kinda how you call yourself mid sized

The dudes in the comments mansplaing lmfao

Don't listen to this guy

Karen really thought she figured something out. Her head will really spin when she learns the difference in nominal and actual.

U can tell this guys not a tradesman

Aww really?!? No shit Sherlock!

Did you know, i guess this must be women humor (this is just a joke, no readon to be offended *again*)

things are happening fast, corners being cut.

Overlapping trades means poor management it never works. Specially indoor trades.

Wrong. Did you know it used to be 2x4 and the big companies that make them found a way to make more money

Sometimes it is bad. I was cutting concrete the same day dry wall guys came and we got a lot of their boards wet.

No sh!t sherlock!

She’s hot, I would love to make sweet passionate love to her missionary in a tent at the renaissance festival!!

How can i get this tax break living in an apartment

Your stupid

Every wire should be considered hot keep giving out bad advice

I sent this video to OSHA

Another shitty wooden house. Cmon America wtf

Im reporting you

Expect when the electrician are stupid and you all then of it live and they say you think a line wire be exposed, then you get zapped

Too liquid!!

Bro only showed up to film the video then left the site to never return until it's finished.

Modern day Sherlock Holmes.

Not always a good thing when the dry wall guys keep going back and tearing stuff out that was done wrong and the painters already painted it or the flooring guys already put the base on

Who’d have thought- people building a house while…while building a house!!!!

Did not know I could mount an outlet where the tv needs to go!!! I’ve been telling my builder to just let the homeowner grab an extension cord and plug it to the neighbors house.