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Because he doesn’t do the work

i have an uncle that'll do it for $40 and a pack of reds

The permit alone for where I live is $6000. So, yeah, the numbers work out then lol

Lol he said permit

Did this for a lady in Houston a decade ago with my boy Tomas for $1,600 in total. Why this costs over 4x as much today is simple. The U.S. dollar isn't worth what it used to be.

lol. No...Just fuckin no.

How to much to just climb in and out the window?

Why not order trusses the correct length day one?

thanks for realistic info

You should close your company because you a waste of information, its 2024 whos using small tiles

That’s what they call white people prices

I agree should be the same, I currently have natural hardwood and tile in bathroom and kitchen I am currently transitioning to all flooring to be glossy porceline tile throuout the entire main floor. In my finished basement and attic they have their own personality

That's a bad presentation..... Here's how the internet will begin answering. You'll also pay for the extra ductwork for the room that You barely ever use. If the room lacks air flow and gets stifled, how is adding more air goiing to unstiffle it? Aiir will only flow if there is higher pressure pushing into the room. If in an equilibrium, it will stop being pushed and back up down the ductwork and go somewhere with less resistance. (You're only hoping there's a way for the old air to flow out, right)? It has to seep under the doors, thru the drywall somewhere, or another exit route. Finish with a better explanation: Your best option is to not install doors on small rooms, (which makes no sense)or always leave them open- so the forced fresh air can return to the system. Get Your air moving around as much as possible

I know it's a bit more expensive.. but in the Bahamas we like to run return ducting.. especially to the bedrooms.. it makes a huge difference.. imho!

Hi I emailed my resume but I didn’t hear anything from you yet

And did you know if the door on said room/ closets door is not given sufficient air flow under door, that said supply is worthless? A unit cannot put air conditioning where it can not! Get it back! Most builders put hardwood in rooms and carpet in closets. 26 years of seeing this.

I was doing that in the 1970's

Tampa Brad??

Yep. Even in Alaska You dummy

Holy shit!

Lasers for the pros and the strings are for the clients/ homeowner and chipmunk gc like this fella. You electricians...Lasers always for above counter devices.... seriously

Lazers are over rated in some instances... string is superior in this application

Did you know that you can use a hammer to pound nails into wood?

Did you know you can actually use a broom to clean up your mess like the other tradesmen

Laser dingbat

A tape measure might be first?

Wow😂

No shit Sherlock

Thats wild, how did you figure that out??

Thanks for informing the crayon eaters.............. not a string line being straight next thing a laser will be straight....

Wonderful news ❤

What about how far to tile? In my 1929 Atlanta house w/ wood subfloor, I tiled all the way to the walls, over concrete backer board I screwed to the wood. Then reinstalled the cabinets and appliances. That is flexible for future changes in cabinets and insures vermin from the crawlspace can't come up behind the cabinets (rats had as-found). Recently did the same in my CA kitchen, over a concrete slab. I first patched cracks, used self-leveling cement mix, then Laticrete decoupling mat, going all the way to the walls. I feared that had I used laminate or luxury vinyl, it would compress over time under the weight of the cabinets. Definitely wouldn't use wood, since had ripped out the real-wood parquet floor which had buckled in places. Wood over concrete is a bad idea, plus anywhere in a kitchen or bath. The parquet had been glued over vinyl roll flooring (original when house was built in 1972?). Removing all the vinyl glue was not easy. They had installed the parquet up to the cabinets, which locked them in place. Had also nailed the cabinets to the wall and ceiling joists which made removal tedious.

Lasers are pretty straight too

Swallow ASMR

Three showerheads? You waste much water.

Putting cpvc in the wall should be illegal

Not true! Plus the numbers mentioned are well out of the range of most middle class Americans.

Is there a minimum sq. Footage the shower needs to be?

They are called tempering valves and volume control valves. not diverter valves.

God bless you for exploring the beauty and potentials for home building. Stuff like this should be democratized more!!

How would i start a construction Company w 0 knowledge about construction How would i get a GC w 0 knowledge in the trades

Did you know ever built is just pin punched polyethylene , (to get a "perm" rating ) . When I see this on a building it makes me sad ... 😔

We just build child club house quality houses to live in here the US.

Just like a radon barrier

How on earth did they ever survive a 100 yrs ago

Do it right. Have your builder call your local SOPREMA representative regarding air and water resistive barriers.

Thank you!

It’s the first and final layer of protection. How impressive

Why is it that a Hans Grohe Thermostatic valve can't be used with a tub diverter, but it's okay when the tub spout outlet is plugged, when only the shower outlet is used? Doesn't the tub diverter on the spout effectively block off the tub spout outlet?

All that fancy stuff going to temporary piping in a cardboard wall