Impressive channel. I have to tell you....there's one question I keep asking myself over and over as I watch your videos. "How much are these guys spending producing these videos???" You clearly have some pros (or pros in the making) filming and editing your content. The production quality is on par with what you see on the cable channels (HGTV/DIY), yet you guys are averaging about 10K views per recent video. So, I'm guessing you're spending thousands on each video and making about $20 on each (so far). I guess this is one big commercial channel for your company, and you're looking at it as a long term investment. Man. That is gutsy. I hope it pays off. You guys look like a solid outfit.
Hi John, very perceptive observation! It is high level marketing for our company as well as a long term investment. Thanks for your input and for watching !
Never touch lead coated copper with bare hands (it's lead), always wear gloves. Vycor Plus tape is a bitumen tape based on asphalt it's not a butyl tape. I'd recommend not using a silicone caulk behind the trim, instead use OSI Quad is more flexible and made of elastomeric polymers and high-quality synthetic resins. Considering the guy in charge says he has only 2 years experience, I guess those type mistakes can be expected.
Major mistake of putting the BlueSkin under the flashing instead of over the flashing. That is definitely will leak everywhere. You can't rely on the rainscreen or siding.
Thanks for another great video. I'm really injoying the channel. Im a carpenter and job site super for a construction company Pennington New Jersey. Can you make a video explaining how you started your business from day one to present?
I'd be interested in more information about the PT deck sleepers on the EPDM roofing. Is there any spacer between the rubber roof and lumber, or are the sleepers just sitting directly on the membrane? If this is the case, is there any concern about premature wear on the membrane? By the way, I'm really liking your channel, and the opportunity to see more of your quality work. I've enjoyed your work on TOH. Thank you!
I always put a piece of sill sealer between my PT and the rubber roofing. I don’t know if it does anything or not but it makes me feel better logically.
This channel is amazing and the saw dust videos are great. This feels to me like a huge hit in the making, a lot like this old house, but improved in my opinion. Good luck and great job! A fellow carpenter from MA.
Great video series Jeff! Very informative and educational. Being from the west coast it's always fascinating to see the way you guys build out east and the regulations you have to comply with for your the costal regions.
I hate complaining or nitpicking and I certainly couldn't do better but I completely agree, that repeating the same scene from different angles was annoying. Strange choice for some otherwise amazing videos.
How about a video on client management? It isn't difficult to build a house. The management of clients is the essential key to building a successful project and a successful business. Without that nothing works.
@@Sweenorbuilders Great! If you would like to discuss happy to help, please let me know, hope you can shed some light on a difficult and seldom addressed subject, look forward to your future video’s!
As a texan, that last part about the deeding as non-buildable about gave me an anxiety attack. Liking the videos, showing more of the nuanced details is always great. Such as the siding composition. I've never heard about a fly ash poly siding.
Sweenor Builders clearly does “All the important stuff” as Nate says in the first 4 minutes. Your videos show that; great tool informing what you do. Can’t wait to see what’s next!
Great question Robert. The sewer comes out of conditioned building and drops vertically through unconditioned space until it reaches below the frost line before turning horizontal again so it won't have a chance to freeze. For the waterline there is a charged filament wire that is installed directly into the waterline for the length required until the line is below the frost line. Basically heat tape that goes inside the waterline vs wrapped around it. It is available in different lengths and plugs into a standard 110v outlet inside the building.
Really like these videos and this series - as a fellow Rhode Islander, this gives me really good ideas on what to do at my place (albeit on the other side of the bay). Cool seeing Nate in the videos too since I know him!
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Prosoco liquid flash a great product
Great show you should go prime time like on HGTV great job.
Thank you thank you!!
Impressive channel. I have to tell you....there's one question I keep asking myself over and over as I watch your videos. "How much are these guys spending producing these videos???" You clearly have some pros (or pros in the making) filming and editing your content. The production quality is on par with what you see on the cable channels (HGTV/DIY), yet you guys are averaging about 10K views per recent video. So, I'm guessing you're spending thousands on each video and making about $20 on each (so far). I guess this is one big commercial channel for your company, and you're looking at it as a long term investment. Man. That is gutsy. I hope it pays off. You guys look like a solid outfit.
Hi John, very perceptive observation! It is high level marketing for our company as well as a long term investment. Thanks for your input and for watching !
Never touch lead coated copper with bare hands (it's lead), always wear gloves. Vycor Plus tape is a bitumen tape based on asphalt it's not a butyl tape. I'd recommend not using a silicone caulk behind the trim, instead use OSI Quad is more flexible and made of elastomeric polymers and high-quality synthetic resins. Considering the guy in charge says he has only 2 years experience, I guess those type mistakes can be expected.
Major mistake of putting the BlueSkin under the flashing instead of over the flashing. That is definitely will leak everywhere. You can't rely on the rainscreen or siding.
Thanks for another great video. I'm really injoying the channel. Im a carpenter and job site super for a construction company Pennington New Jersey. Can you make a video explaining how you started your business from day one to present?
Thanks for watching Bryan! Thanks for your idea...it has potential!
I'd be interested in more information about the PT deck sleepers on the EPDM roofing. Is there any spacer between the rubber roof and lumber, or are the sleepers just sitting directly on the membrane? If this is the case, is there any concern about premature wear on the membrane? By the way, I'm really liking your channel, and the opportunity to see more of your quality work. I've enjoyed your work on TOH. Thank you!
I always put a piece of sill sealer between my PT and the rubber roofing. I don’t know if it does anything or not but it makes me feel better logically.
Why don’t you o an episode about interior painting? It’s so misunderstood.
You don’t tape over the flanges of the sliding door and fixed panels after install? Only sealant? Hmm
Would really like to see the hidden gutter/ post detail on the flat roof deck! Thanks for the videos!
Thanks for the idea!
This channel is amazing and the saw dust videos are great. This feels to me like a huge hit in the making, a lot like this old house, but improved in my opinion. Good luck and great job! A fellow carpenter from MA.
Also your company does very good quality work and I love the way you guys operate
Thanks Anthony! Appreciate your kind words and your support!
Have you done a house build with external insulation such as Rockwool Comfortboard? Love the videos!!
Yes we have, look up Net Zero Project in Jamestown on This Old House. Thanks!!
Great video series Jeff! Very informative and educational. Being from the west coast it's always fascinating to see the way you guys build out east and the regulations you have to comply with for your the costal regions.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for following along!
Agreed, the regulation content was the best part of this video for me also. More of similar please!
Why do you show everything 3 times , ounce is fine
I hate complaining or nitpicking and I certainly couldn't do better but I completely agree, that repeating the same scene from different angles was annoying. Strange choice for some otherwise amazing videos.
Noted! Thank you for the feedback and thanks for watching!
Everything?
In round numbers, how much $ a square foot for coastal construction excluding the dirt work? 300?
How about a video on client management? It isn't difficult to build a house. The management of clients is the essential key to building a successful project and a successful business. Without that nothing works.
Love this idea!!! Thank you for sharing.
@@Sweenorbuilders Great! If you would like to discuss happy to help, please let me know, hope you can shed some light on a difficult and seldom addressed subject, look forward to your future video’s!
You have a great show!!
Thank you! Appreciate your following it 👍
Videos are at least a year old, why no new content?
We took a little break on the filming. Hoping to get back up and running again!
As a texan, that last part about the deeding as non-buildable about gave me an anxiety attack. Liking the videos, showing more of the nuanced details is always great. Such as the siding composition. I've never heard about a fly ash poly siding.
Why does that give you anxiety? And what’s it have to do with being a texan?
Sweenor Builders clearly does “All the important stuff” as Nate says in the first 4 minutes. Your videos show that; great tool informing what you do. Can’t wait to see what’s next!
Thank you Maura! We are glad you're enjoying Sawdust!
Excellent information.
How do you keep the city water/sewage from freezing on an elevated house?
Great question Robert. The sewer comes out of conditioned building and drops vertically through unconditioned space until it reaches below the frost line before turning horizontal again so it won't have a chance to freeze. For the waterline there is a charged filament wire that is installed directly into the waterline for the length required until the line is below the frost line. Basically heat tape that goes inside the waterline vs wrapped around it. It is available in different lengths and plugs into a standard 110v outlet inside the building.
This channel compares to “this old house”! Great videos along with quality work! Great job guys
Thank You!! We appreciate that!
Simply spellbinding! Just keeps getting better every week! Thank you team Sweenor! (Dave from CT)
Thanks Dave! Appreciate your feedback as always!
Builder in Atlanta. Always enjoy seeing how other guys do it around the country. Great stuff!
Thanks Branden!
Great work Thanxs again for keeping it real. Hard to believe you can get anything done with all those regulations.
Thank You Dean! It is difficult but it is also what makes RI coastline special
Really like these videos and this series - as a fellow Rhode Islander, this gives me really good ideas on what to do at my place (albeit on the other side of the bay). Cool seeing Nate in the videos too since I know him!
Thanks John and we will say hello to Nate for you!
Love the channel
Exterior fasteners; stainless only or do you use any galvanized
Always stainless....and Thanks for watching!
awesome series! just shocked none of the builders had any snacks in their toolbelts lol
Thanks for the feedback George!
So informative. I learn so much with each episode!
Awesome, thank you!
Great videos Jeff, really enjoy watching them
Glad you like them!
Is that the 10mm thick Keene Driwall?
Which part of the video are you referring to?
@@Sweenorbuilders 9:50
@@andrewhillstrom8397 6mm Keene Driwall www.keenebuilding.com/products/building-envelope/walls-and-siding/driwall-rainscreen-020-1
@@Sweenorbuilders thank you!
Bravo again boys!
Thank You!
Great stuff!
Thank You!
Siding is good.
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