Well, looking forward to our 12x12 Pro Ranch getting delivered/installed in a few weeks. This is a great way to see how these all go together. Can't believe you do this by yourself. You should be proud!
It's impressive that you're able to do this on your own. You've inspired me to look into subcontracting with Tuff Shed. I think I'm in your area, I sent you a message.
Hi I am planning to start building in jersey, they already emailed me but I have a cargo van sprinter high roof 9feet long inside and 6feet tall Do you think those sheds fit in there ?because I am not planning to get a trailer
Are they just regular self tapping flat head screws or the kind that drill through the plywood and then self tap breaking off the wood drill bit portion? 3" seems kind of long for 3/4 decking into 26/29 gauge metal
@@gregk.8247 The 3” self tapping screws are what they use for fastening the wall through the 3/4” floor into the metal joists. For the 3/4” flooring to the joists they use 1-1/2” sheet metal screws with a square drive flat head.
Yes the pay rate is still the same. I average $10,000 monthly with a range between 8k and 15k. The summer months are busier and I’ve gotten up to $15k one month. December and January are slower and I’ve gotten as low as $8k.
I have a 18’ car trailer. I don’t have a complete list of tools but I think I need to make a video listing out all the tools. Tuff Shed has a list they give onboarding installers but I’m going to plan on making a video about it.
Great! Thanks for the reply. I have reached out to Tuff Shed for more information on their installer website. I still need to get the LLC and insurance all setup, as well as get a trailer and few of the other tools. That video would be an awesome addition. @@ChrisSilverman
what ever.. Dont use carpenter schedule. handyman is fine. the height is the killer. these sheds are under the threshold for personal health insurance. you can sign your own waiver . as long as you can prove coverage for yourself.. no liability to the home owner. same with the Bond.. two types.. from what i know. their property damage and any damage to the build.
Typically, starting at 6:30 it takes 30-40 minutes to load onto my trailer. Maybe an hour to hour 30 driving, sometimes longer. This size shed in the video takes on site usually 4 to 4 1/2 hours and then the drive back home makes for a 8 hr day. Usually I work 6-9 hr days every now and then less and once in a blue moon a 12 hr day but on site actually installing takes between 2-7 hrs depending on shed type and sizes
@@ChrisSilverman and what happens when for whatever reason you can’t complete the shed? I heard you said you had one door handle missing! You have to go back for small stuff like that?
13,000 steps?? over 200 feet from materials is an extra 75$ ?? seems a little lite. Wonder who the sales person was on that.. Sales people are the worst type in the entire process? why? BC most are clueless about the "Actual" labor process.
Well, looking forward to our 12x12 Pro Ranch getting delivered/installed in a few weeks. This is a great way to see how these all go together. Can't believe you do this by yourself. You should be proud!
It's impressive that you're able to do this on your own. You've inspired me to look into subcontracting with Tuff Shed. I think I'm in your area, I sent you a message.
Mad props to you man! You need a big raise and a bonus!!
Looks good buddy. I’ve been thinking about joining Tuff Shed here in the North Florida market. Your videos help out a lot.
That roof is going to leak the way you failed to stagger the shingles at 24:00 did you read the instructions on the bundle to stagger 6"
Hard work for one man !!!! well done
I didn’t know 10x12 was considered small sheds but I’m new to this. You said in comments small. Just bought a 12x16.
Hi I am planning to start building in jersey, they already emailed me but I have a cargo van sprinter high roof
9feet long inside and 6feet tall
Do you think those sheds fit in there ?because I am not planning to get a trailer
No, the sheds wouldn’t fit inside. They would need more space
what kind of fasteners are used for the decking platform?
Tuff Shed uses 3” self tapping screws
Are they just regular self tapping flat head screws or the kind that drill through the plywood and then self tap breaking off the wood drill bit portion? 3" seems kind of long for 3/4 decking into 26/29 gauge metal
@@gregk.8247 The 3” self tapping screws are what they use for fastening the wall through the 3/4” floor into the metal joists. For the 3/4” flooring to the joists they use 1-1/2” sheet metal screws with a square drive flat head.
Is the pay rate still about the same from your video about a year ago
Yes the pay rate is still the same. I average $10,000 monthly with a range between 8k and 15k. The summer months are busier and I’ve gotten up to $15k one month. December and January are slower and I’ve gotten as low as $8k.
@@ChrisSilvermanafter expenses or before expenses
Great job !!! 👍💪👋
Thank you! Cheers!
Good job!!! What minimum size trailer you think you could use..
I’d recommend using a 16’ utility trailer as a minimum size
Is your trailer a 16' with dual 3500 lb axles? Do you have a complete tool list you use?
I have a 18’ car trailer. I don’t have a complete list of tools but I think I need to make a video listing out all the tools. Tuff Shed has a list they give onboarding installers but I’m going to plan on making a video about it.
Great! Thanks for the reply. I have reached out to Tuff Shed for more information on their installer website. I still need to get the LLC and insurance all setup, as well as get a trailer and few of the other tools. That video would be an awesome addition. @@ChrisSilverman
@@ChrisSilverman ive seen that video.. the generator seems like the best idea. as well as that wall dolly
Nice work brotha! Did you use a multi -tool to cut the shingles?
Yes, I love using the multi-tool for shingles.
What blade do you use to cut the shingles with your multi tool
Are you building for tuff shed, i really enjoy your videos. Fantastic job.
How much did Tuff Shed pay you as an installer?
hey Chris one question, who do you have the insurance with and what Tuff required, I mean what type? Thanks
what ever.. Dont use carpenter schedule. handyman is fine. the height is the killer. these sheds are under the threshold for personal health insurance. you can sign your own waiver . as long as you can prove coverage for yourself.. no liability to the home owner. same with the Bond.. two types.. from what i know. their property damage and any damage to the build.
How long did it take you to build this? From Pickin up the shed to heading back home ?
Typically, starting at 6:30 it takes 30-40 minutes to load onto my trailer. Maybe an hour to hour 30 driving, sometimes longer. This size shed in the video takes on site usually 4 to 4 1/2 hours and then the drive back home makes for a 8 hr day. Usually I work 6-9 hr days every now and then less and once in a blue moon a 12 hr day but on site actually installing takes between 2-7 hrs depending on shed type and sizes
@@ChrisSilverman and what happens when for whatever reason you can’t complete the shed? I heard you said you had one door handle missing! You have to go back for small stuff like that?
Wow I guess you’re at the mercy of the installer
Do you prefer to work alone or is it really just a one man job?
I usually work alone just because it’s easier for me to not have to coordinate with a helper. Most of the small sheds I can do solo.
13,000 steps?? over 200 feet from materials is an extra 75$ ?? seems a little lite. Wonder who the sales person was on that.. Sales people are the worst type in the entire process? why? BC most are clueless about the "Actual" labor process.
You should get extra pay from Tuff Shed for advertising. I watched before buying one. I hope my crew is as good as you.
Did they pay you only 500 for that shed? You are a savage dude.
Hard job by yourself.
13000 steps.. dam?
You forgot to drink water. Ha.
Good job until the installation of the roof shingles. That’s not how you do it! 😂
Why not?
WHY?? ive shingled for 2 years straight in FL.. a monkey can shingle. plus its on the wrapping. This is shingling 101.
Future back injury victim on disability.
I’m actually stronger. The key is mindfulness 💪🏼