Destroying my backyard for a MASSIVE dream project
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I've dreamt of building a shop for a long time and it's finally starting! I'm limited on how large it can be based on my lot and township restrictions, but I'll make up for that with awesome finishings and features. But since I enjoy pain I'm also simultaneously going to build out our backyard into an oasis for the family. This project is HUGE and it's daunting to say the least...but hey, one step at a time, right?
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Thanks to Ethos for sponsoring this video! This is going to be EPIC!!!
you must have rich parents lol no way you bought that house and everything yourself with 3d printing and youtube.
@@tylerbaldwin1633 don’t underestimate what hard work can do!
I doubt you'll see this in the menagerie of all the other comments, but I am also in Ohio and ran into a similar situation when building my shop. Estimates I was getting were through the roof. For a tiny little 600 square foot shop. I ended up hiring an Amish concrete contractor to pour the footing/foundation/slab and an Amish framing crew to frame it and dry it in. I acted as my own GC and did the rest of the work myself. Even bought my own building materials. Literally saved more than half of the original estimates.
Where in ohio are you and which Amish contractors did you use? I’m in Loveland/cincinnati and love your idea
@@Cheddarsharp Just outside of Cleveland.
Amish would be the way to go!
@@ShopNationwhere in Ohio are you? New viewer I'm west of Columbus
I am in Ashtabula County and had an Amish crew build my 3,600 sq ft barn. I contacted Carter Lumber for the material and they had the Amish crew put it up. $89,000 for my barn with 20' walls and 16' lean too. All metal siding and roof.
Your son popping in was a very nice touch!
Hot dang! Now this is an awesome project!!
Glad to see you start working on the shop!! I'm starting to plan out mine, Morgan and I are hoping to use part of the space to get our hustle on!
That’s awesome! Get after it!
Shop Nation at its best! Looking forward to the build! Best of luck.
so cool man - can't wait to see this whole build!!! The kids are gonna have a blast with the pool!!
So jealous. Now I know why general contractors don't usually retire. I miss destroying stuff to build something new. Luckily I can live vicariously through you. LOL
Travis, this is going to be a fun journey to watch. Being an older man, it is such a pleasure to watch the younger generation working hard for what they want for their family and being able to create such a beautiful oasis that you are going to accomplish on this journey, and I’m glad I am able to join you through TH-cam
Thank you sir!
Long time coming since your days at the old house! Can’t wait to see it all come together!
I'm along for the ride. Great looking project!
I work in utility construction and in our neck of the woods the 'call before you dig' service usually doesn't locate the fiber.
If you're going to have a specific access point, you should throw down some 2 inch down gravel so it doesn't turn into a complete mudpit when it rains. It will still get muddy, but you can just throw down a couple more yards if/when low spots occur. It should also mitigate how much mud gets tracked onto the street, so your neighbors will be happy.
Sad part is, the fiber line was marked 😂
@@ShopNation (telecomm guy) The metallic/chaser wires are important for gas, electric, water... but fiber and comm appear to be best effort.
Looking forward to watching this come together.
Great job Big T it's great to see you back. I like the new shop and the back yard you are putting in. Keep thinking ahead of the game so you won't leave something out.
I’m in Texas,I rented a Bobcat to level out my yard for an above ground pool. It was fun! You’re right, scary being next to the house lol
I can't imagine the nerves involved in actually pulling the trigger on this project. Your backyard was already very nice looking. Having to tear it up is that 'point of no return' decision that makes most balk on these kind of projects.
The is literally an order of magnitude difference in pricing between contractors. In 2008 (also in Ohio near Columbus) I tore down a small garage and hired a contractor to pour a 24x24 pad for $6k. I built the rest myself with an attic for $15k. In 2020 we moved to a new house and added onto it. While it wasn’t broken out, the 600 sq ft shop with an attic was about $50k-$60k.
this is the first video of yours i have seen and I just want to say you're an amazing dad
Thank you!
That will be one epic backyard. Pretty cool you get to put in the pool and everything while the kids are still young
As a bobxat owner. The smile never goes away. Its there every time i het in it to do something
Sounds like a very awesome project and will turn out to be a great space for your family. And the "Yeah, my shop has a pool" made me LOL!!!!! Looking forward to watching this series!!
My Ohio GOAT
MASSIVE good luck on this project it looks absolutely awesome.
Your channel inspired me to start my own. Super excited to follow along this project, bet it turns out awesome!
Man, you must be selling A LOT of those dust collection chutes! Looks awesome!
Congratulations, you are on your way with the shop build!! I think 🤔 this video series will push you over 500,000 subscribers & beyond! Keep up the good work & see you in the new project!
Ran Bobcat at a ski resort. Going down an alpine ski run is really fun and not scary at all. Relying completely on the bucket to prevent tipping forward is no problem and doesn’t at all feel like the whole thing is about to go. Going up requires you to go backward and that is fun too.
That sounds like a blast!
Looking forward to following along, this project is going to be awesome
Ever since you said you were building a shop I have been waiting to see what it is going to look like and here we go!
Your right it is going to be epic which Im looking forward to watching and I’m still in shock with the quote you got to put a shell up
Looks like fun. I noticed your big black RAM. Reminded me of the RAM-TRX I took in on trade a couple weeks ago...he took good care of his as well. Can't wait to see the shop.
Love your content Travis!! Shop Greatness now requires a separate build because the Garage Shop is .. well ... not great :) Looking forward to the build.
Better than Pool Kings
"What am I gonna do? Watch?" lol Excited to see this series
I'm so excited for you. Building construction is exciting and enjoyable if you're a DIY type of person. I've been working for the last 4 years on getting a shop built. It's about the same total square footage as the shop you're building. But it has a basement instead of an attic and there has been a lot of concrete work as the basement is set into the side of a hill. I don't feel as bad when I hear about the initial building quotes you were getting. I've done a lot of the work myself and have a shell for the building and am already well past your original building quote.
Wow so cool Congrats on your new backyard makeover. Can’t wait to see it finished.
Would love to see a part in the next video talking about some feedback us viewers gave you when you first announced this project. See if you took some advice from the viewers
Killer idea
Sweet man. I am about to start my new shop build next week. It will be a 40x60
i love watching these kinds of builds. really liked the shed build you did. looking forward to this.
I was just thinking about this a couple of days ago. I was wondering if the new shop was going to happen. Then I see the new video pop up. I'm pleased to see it's happening and I look forward to seeing the final result. Congratulations!
Thank you!
Bob Cats sure are fun yes indeed. Best wishes on your massive project, praying for your safety and good health.
Yes, don't want to have to utilize that ethos policy any time soon!
Wow! Can't wait to see this one come together!
Looking forward to seeing the build
Currently turning my garage into a finished and climate controlled shop. I’m sweating the prices I’m paying for this. Can’t imagine the scale of your project. But I’m definitely excited about getting all the garage items out of our basement and dining room.
This is going to be an awesome series. TBH I like your typical content but only watch it when I run out of other content, more similar to this, to watch! 😊
Awesome, excited to watch this series. I'm sure it will be an awesome shop!
That's some amazing plans. Looking forward to it!
Looking forward to the series. Rock on.
Really looking forward to watching the project ! Good luck!
Heck yeah!! Love to see the projects. Gonna be a sweet setup.
It's going to be such a cool project and great spaces! Admittedly, my heart hurt watching the plants and bushes get chucked in the bin, though. Especially since you're going to need to buy more at the end. But that's mostly me being sad about the cost of mature plants
We still kept a bunch!
Having professionals with key items is very important. Make certain you have proper drainage behind the retaining walls, I have seen to many not properly built and then lean over until they fail. Big project, no wonder you didn't do a recap of last year's income.
Oh for sure, drainage will be plentiful
Congrats!!
I understand that youtubes need to make content and have sponsors and probably a working spouse, but the amount of money they spend to make this content is amazing to me. congrats
This would be a very short lived business model if I was doing all this just to make some videos 😂
Lookin forward to this series!
I am so excited for these episodes! I also think I may need to rent a bobcat now… LOL
There is "safety indicator", plastic sheet strip that one puts on top of services that are buried. In the future, an operator will see it before dinging down any further.
This is my favorite series by far I envy you and would love to do this
Your shop is about the same size as my house👍🏻
Can’t wait to see some more on this build looks awesome ❤
This going to be epic….well done.
Call before you dig. 😂 Looks like the you stay very busy. Crazy first quote!
If you have the space and if you have the money build your retaining wall so it’s detached from your shop and you have a three to four foot sidewalk all the way around the shop so you don’t have nearly the amount of water issues.
We considered this option but ultimately decided against it
Love that your little man made a cameo!
Great video. Looking forward to seeing the progress!
I love your videos. Can't wait to follow this project
Wow, thats going to be awesome.
awesome project
Yay back to building!
This is super exciting Travis!
This is gonna be a good series.
Commenting before watching. Ive been anticipating this!
Love your channel. This project is going to be so freaking awesome!
You shouldn't run heavy equipment over the main roots of those big trees along your path from the street. It's going to really damage them. Lookup Tree Protection Zone.
Cool project though, long time follower.
Can't wait to see this!!
$315k would be an absolute steal here in the SF Bay Area. Though we have some access issue to the area, we were looking at $500k 10y ago for a shell like that. $200k would have been the foundation/retaining wall. Now that would be $300k+ alone.
For $315,000 I can buy an existing 3,000 sf house with an outdoor kitchen and a pool.
Is that still a thing somewhere in the US??
@@ShopNation It is in my part of Texas. You could end up with me as a neighbor, however, so it's not all wine and roses.
Bathroom accessible from outside and inside?
I bet people will forget locking both of them. 😂
Looks like it will be super cool.
Have them come out and run it temporarily, and then they can come back and bury it. Drape it up against the house. They ran it all around the back so they could avoid boring underneath any type of paving. Edit - well I see AT&T came out and fixed it.
I know I mentioned this a while ago, but man I hate to see you lose all of that green space especially for the kiddos.
I know, it hurts, but hopefully will be worth it
Your shop is bigger than my house!
You are brave! Nice work…
Your friend lucked out on getting those pavers.
Love this project! Definitely following along. Did you have the shop plans drawn up or was pre-drawn set modified for you? Just curious.
Had a designer draw them from scratch!
Going to look great
Channeling your inner Colin Furze.
Anyone just now noticing how big Travis's house/land is? I don't know why it looked like a regular 3 bedroom house when he first moved in
Damn. I need to get some of that YT money. Good job and a beautiful place!
I will not come and help with the hard scape. Have you seen my muscles?
i used a bobcat to move 66 yards of dirt when we landscaped our yard. Nothing like seeing 5 dump trucks of dirt dropped off in a small residential yard.
That’ll put some lead in your pencil
@@ShopNation 🤣
im SO in for this. congrats!
RIP tree.
One of these days we'll see the Mega Table Saw Workbench on the channel...
You should number the videos through this process. Easier for viewers to make sure they watch in sequence. Just a thought you do you and keep up the great content Travis.
I built my 40X60 shop for $40K it's hard to commit when you have a full-time job. But it's the property value increase that shocked my hand. From $190K to $390K.
Wow!
I watched all your videos from oldnest to newest. None of my buisness but where did the 2 other kids come from. Given what I just said I hope you can tell I love your stuff
Adoption 😂
love these types of videos
Fiber makes everything faster 😜
Why not run full mechanical? A normal heater, ductwork and ac has got to be more efficient and cheaper than a bunch of mini splits?
Waited so long for this
You are a beast!