I had a great mexican crew come and do a deck for me and I must say i was blown away at house efficient and cohesive they worked,they finished in 2 days while other contractors gave me a 1 week even with more man power. Gracias amigos. This is a great addition by the way..
@@jonathanjacobo612 I think u didn't quite understand my post. I was giving the amigos credit on how they worked hard, I like that. Don't get ur panties all in a bunch pinche vatito.
No days off why you mad buddy. It’s true they built what you live in. So why are you surprised that they work so good? You should get out more pinche vato.
Because this is a train wreck. That is a tremendous amount of weight for those three posts to hold, plus there is no strength in shear. There are other issues with this as well.
I wouldn't have used three 4x4 posts for the structural support at the end of the house, they will need to be replaced roughly twenty years later, possibly sooner depending on the upkeep on the siding. Other than that it's a very attractive addition.
@@stevelopez372 even still they got like 20 years before needing replaced. Also I didn’t see if they wrapped the poles before concreting them, so it may be even quicker that they need to be replaced. I feel like they should have added onto the bottom floor as well
Yep, you allow people to alter your thoughts by listening, still persue this, it’s never too late, and plus there is a potential that you can earn a large sum of money if you work in the right position.
I see your comment about cost, but I'm always curious how much a project like this cost. I'm as intrigued with the cost as I am the craftsmanship. It's so funny how taboo our society is about money unless you're a billionaire then the whole world needs to know.
This video is 7 years old. The osb has already rotted, mice have come in through that rot, chewed wires to bare copper, people in the home are breathing mold…. This house is a death trap if it hasn’t been renovated again.
If someone breaks those three trusses, or if the soil gets wet, its a wrap. If your house is too small, purchase a new one. It cost less for you to get a new house than to add an addition.
The thing that really bothered me is that they didnt put Any house wrap back on the gable end where the new addition started. I'm kinda shocked that they didnt edit that back out. Siding over bare osb is not to code which makes me wonder how many more corners were cut. For those who dont know, Osb (oriented strand board) is basically garbage after it gets wet. It's a bargain version of plywood that's really only useful for exterior sheathing if its covered with housewrap(tyvek or similar ) before water can get to it.
I'm concerned about the way it was built, it just doesn't make sense to me. Is it to code at least? Also, how much did it cost? I'd love to have that discussion.
Should have sheeted and wrapped the walls before standing them then you only would’ve had to do tape and siding off the scaffold woulda saved a lot of time and money
Where carpenters the primary trade for this addition? How many guys and was it Monday thru Friday working? I'd like to do the same with 1 helper ...thx 4 the video...
How much time it takes and how much it would cost to do this in today’s time like 30-35K or more than that. The reason I ask if I am looking to extend and so wanted to check
My bung sprung openly as froth drizzles down my blessed union. Butter need not squat and fall for we hold a fist inside ourselves. That's all I got for now.
Question; Why did you not run the I joist perpendicular to the house as it would have been better to run duct work and mechanicals up into new addition? Or is it electric heat ??
Why would you put an addition on the second floor and not the first floor. This house also looks relatively new, why now? What need is satisifed by that addition? Personally, id have just poured a typical pad, then done an addition to the first floor as well
This is great piece of work. All the heaters looking at this making crass comments. Have any you tried to do something like this? I bet not! I put up a patio and that was hard work. I can't imagine doing something like this. I'm adding an addition but not two story.
I definitely agree. and it's so ugly for the neighbors. If i lived next to them I would sneak over in the middle of the night with a massive chainsaw. the whole thing would be gone in 2 minutes tops. serves there right for building an unsafe eyesore
It's crazy the technology has come so far that we are now able to put an addition on a home in 157 seconds
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Funny 🤣
Dad joke ftw!
Yet they still miscalculated by 5 seconds.
I had a great mexican crew come and do a deck for me and I must say i was blown away at house efficient and cohesive they worked,they finished in 2 days while other contractors gave me a 1 week even with more man power. Gracias amigos. This is a great addition by the way..
Well, Mexicans are the ones who built your house lol
@joselouis I see ur a racist prick. Be a part of the solution not part of the problem, Camarada.
@@jonathanjacobo612 I think u didn't quite understand my post. I was giving the amigos credit on how they worked hard, I like that. Don't get ur panties all in a bunch pinche vatito.
No days off why you mad buddy. It’s true they built what you live in. So why are you surprised that they work so good? You should get out more pinche vato.
@@jonathanjacobo612 It seems that you don't get it lmao
I like the crew! They did not disturbed the grass and did a very clean job,.
I'm a busy man I like my videos 157 seconds at a time
Gold! 😂
Lol
Watch here more
So demanding that's how ik your serious
That music made me think the priest was creeping up the stairs with holy water to exorcize something
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Sounds like x-files music
Exactly!😂
That loose flapping edge on the tyvek bothered me more than it should have
I can hear it now in the wind flapping it's edge away lmao
I dont like loose ends either
D-rex : loose flaps can be bothersome.
Now that you pointed it out it bothers me lol
I waz thrilled to death when they finally covered that up
Love the brevity! So fun to watch it come together so quickly!
Great video! Gives me inspiration to do this on our home. Disappointed that there are not more content on YT for this kind of project.
Because this is a train wreck. That is a tremendous amount of weight for those three posts to hold, plus there is no strength in shear. There are other issues with this as well.
what a great time lapse video. Music is good too. It's fun to watch the progress and the shadows change day to day.
For a few seconda i was worried about the second floor window was just going to be cut in half....
Gerardo Calvillo : you worried too much :
Lol me too
I have to admit I was focused on that window too but I wasn’t worried just a little concerned.
Scotty Lo same here
No joke. I was sitting here shaking my head lol 😆
I wouldn't have used three 4x4 posts for the structural support at the end of the house, they will need to be replaced roughly twenty years later, possibly sooner depending on the upkeep on the siding. Other than that it's a very attractive addition.
shane stevens Look again more like 6x6!!!!
@@stevelopez372 even still they got like 20 years before needing replaced. Also I didn’t see if they wrapped the poles before concreting them, so it may be even quicker that they need to be replaced. I feel like they should have added onto the bottom floor as well
it is 8x8 and not 4x4 , 4x4 would look like a toothpick.
@@Obeify20 years? 😂 try 50 for posts on piers and post bases, nice attempt though
Have to admit the contractor was very slow. I could have completed this build in 156 seconds...😁.
Lmao
You seem to be forgetting they took a two second lunch break as per union rules.
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A little balcony woulded look so nice up there
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Man the music! I felt like I was on a trip into another dimension lo. Nice addition
That is a lovely dead space underneath the overhang. Good design.
The dead space will be forgotten when the gable osb rots where the addition roof meets it with no WRB.
If this took place in California, it would have taken 3.5 years.
Wild Bill : just to get a work start certificate......
If this took place in Michigan where I live it would have taken a good 50 years
Is that before or after timelapse
@MarkThisWayAfter wait. You mean beaurocratic Capitalists, right? But I take your point. Frustrating!
@@maceo2012 Bureaucracy is gobermental and socialist in nature.
I wish to build my own house one day. (As a kid i had this thought, funny as we get older our thoughts and dreams get altered by the people around us)
No, you let them get altered
Yep, you allow people to alter your thoughts by listening, still persue this, it’s never too late, and plus there is a potential that you can earn a large sum of money if you work in the right position.
@@attackofthejackolanterns8765 Doesn't change the fact that they got altered.
That was neat. Clean shot, nice editing, and so quick too!
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I'm glad I found this video. What was the cost of this project
I see your comment about cost, but I'm always curious how much a project like this cost. I'm as intrigued with the cost as I am the craftsmanship. It's so funny how taboo our society is about money unless you're a billionaire then the whole world needs to know.
The song in the background is crazy and I’m definitely gonna try to sample it
Was waiting to see if anything else besides the those 3 Columns was going to hold bit guess that's it...🤔
Dry rot comes to mind
No tyvex on that main house wall when the reinstall the siding?
This video is 7 years old. The osb has already rotted, mice have come in through that rot, chewed wires to bare copper, people in the home are breathing mold…. This house is a death trap if it hasn’t been renovated again.
Thank you Lord for showing me this my renovations are coming thank you for encouraging me too move forward with my dreams💖🙏💖🙏💖🙏💖
All hail Lord TH-cam and his son algorithm
Damn,all before it gets dark out, they're good!!lol
Most interesting addition ever. You can tell which is the original construction.
Yessss, this was oddly satisfying and looks seamless as a whole at the end
I'm so glad they finally handled that flapping piece of shingle!! 😁
That was 157 seconds of a great job!
I would love an addition to my home with a huge dead patch of grass underneath it. YES, PLEASE !!!
Nice video. No boring stuff.
If someone breaks those three trusses, or if the soil gets wet, its a wrap. If your house is too small, purchase a new one. It cost less for you to get a new house than to add an addition.
No building paper at 2:08 under the siding, shotty work
Mr Sunshines it’s a moisture and vapor barrier dumbass....
Mr Sunshines wow you must be new to construction anybody who has been in the trade knows exactly what I’m talking about dumbass
So much hate
Tyler A people that don’t know what their talking about should keep their mouth shut or simply ask a question.
Deagan Z couldn’t agree more I’ve been in the trade for 33 years and a general for 28 and I have some snot nose punk trying to tell me I’m wrong
The thing that really bothered me is that they didnt put Any house wrap back on the gable end where the new addition started. I'm kinda shocked that they didnt edit that back out. Siding over bare osb is not to code which makes me wonder how many more corners were cut. For those who dont know, Osb (oriented strand board) is basically garbage after it gets wet. It's a bargain version of plywood that's really only useful for exterior sheathing if its covered with housewrap(tyvek or similar ) before water can get to it.
Dude!!!!! I was watching that!!!! I saw no trace of tyvek!!!! At the top / gable
Nice work.. Im actually interested in doing something similar.. I have a capcod and want to add a 2nd floor with a porch off the front like this.
Definately missing a window on the side, dead giveaway of a conversion.
How? Why couldn't they add it?
Name of the music? It’s about as amazing as your job well done!
Not me living in the tropics and thinking I can have a home like this and that it will resist a hurricane category 4 and up 🤣
How much does a project like this cost all in?
I'm concerned about the way it was built, it just doesn't make sense to me. Is it to code at least? Also, how much did it cost? I'd love to have that discussion.
Put Home Depot music over the timelaps next time
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How much did this cost and how long did it take?
157 seconds. And it was free to watch.
Wished to see a before and after side by side...but nicely done!
The floor joists on the house parallel to the house; is that to code? I see 3 perpendicular beams holding up those joists
Put it on 2x speed for it in about 78 seconds
Thanks man! 157 seconds was just too long!
Love the music!
Should have sheeted and wrapped the walls before standing them then you only would’ve had to do tape and siding off the scaffold woulda saved a lot of time and money
great video! but my concern is the lack of windows on that long wall. 😭
Cabinets... perhaps just saying
In 2016, this was a $30k job. In 2022 it’s a $90k job.
thank democrats
They should have put the lego sound effect when you are building
Beautiful job by that contractor and fast too! Could you tell me the name of that beautiful music?
Where carpenters the primary trade for this addition? How many guys and was it Monday thru Friday working? I'd like to do the same with 1 helper ...thx 4 the video...
Not sure why they didn't make the area below the addition livable space as well. Seems like an odd decision that looks "tacked on".
$200K later and the itch-bay whimpers, "that's not what I wanted."
No house wrap on original gable
Most won't notice !
Dusten Wright. I noticed that as well!!
Typical cookie cutter crap. Kharma will come.
When was this and how was the price for it
How much time it takes and how much it would cost to do this in today’s time like 30-35K or more than that.
The reason I ask if I am looking to extend and so wanted to check
Cost? Thanks
What was the cost of this addition??
My wife told me to hire this construction crew.
On a positive note, I love that music in the background. Whats the name?
Same
Im confused. Why didnt they need build a foundation? Is it because of the 2 stick beams? Is that safe?
Should renovate the downstairs of the new part just to fill in the gap & move the upstairs window towards the middle or end.
Yes, an addition this badly planned and ugly can only happen when you think you dont need an architect.
That bottom section of the addition didn't have house wrap on it.. I wonder what else they skimped on
On OSB joists too... Maybe that's why they didn't put windows over that portion
approx how much would that cost. I'm thinking im going to be shocked
How much would something like this cost 💰
Overhang isn’t appealing at all. Better to have it flush with expanding lower level with upper or just not have as large an upper add on.
It's not the best look, buts it's a larger home with some rain free storage
Well Thank God it isn’t your house.
How much for that job?
It turned out really nice awesome
how much did that puppy cost??
You set up scaffolding for that small a job?
Costs? Duration? Why do you leave these things out???
Awesome addition
They forgot to install tyvek on exterior second floor wall near new addition.
At first I thought the video was in reverse and it was showing the build of the little bump out in reverse
Dang these guys are fast!
My bung sprung openly as froth drizzles down my blessed union. Butter need not squat and fall for we hold a fist inside ourselves. That's all I got for now.
Nice! No wrb wrap underneath the siding above the window on the original part of the house? You should definitely have them come back and fix that.
This video is 7 years old. If nobody fixed it by now it’s all gone under there nothing but mold and flakes of was wood.
House wrapping is supposed to be run horizontally from bottom to top and overlapping at the seams.
Question; Why did you not run the I joist perpendicular to the house as it would have been better to run duct work and mechanicals up into new addition? Or is it electric heat ??
King of the hill theme song would have been the cherry on top...
Why would you put an addition on the second floor and not the first floor. This house also looks relatively new, why now? What need is satisifed by that addition?
Personally, id have just poured a typical pad, then done an addition to the first floor as well
I’m thinking of adding a partial second story . What was the cost for this ? Seems to be around 50 thousand on material .
Just material!?
What did that cost?
Where is the back door?
This is great piece of work. All the heaters looking at this making crass comments. Have any you tried to do something like this? I bet not! I put up a patio and that was hard work. I can't imagine doing something like this. I'm adding an addition but not two story.
I wonder how much is something just like this in texas?
Why wasn't there more square footage added at the bottom there? No foundation? Owners didn't want to tear down that wall?
What was the rough estimate of a job like this?
Awesome work, I should be uploading my guest house construction footage soon. Thanks for inspiring me.
Kids can't even "build a bear" in less time!
made zero sense...
What was the addition ? 2 bedrooms and bath ? Or... ?
How much was the cost? Planning to do a similar build
Mouki89 in the description of the video he said he won’t share the cost, check it out.
Probably 50,000
Depende on the city and state.(atlanta)
I am curious about this, too. We need a little more space so I wonder...is it just cheaper to move to another house or is adding on cost-effective?
To be honest, I would not feel comfortable support that second story with those three posts. There is no shear support there.
My exact thought also. I wonder what state their in? Here in Seattle those supports would not be sufficient.
I definitely agree. and it's so ugly for the neighbors. If i lived next to them I would sneak over in the middle of the night with a massive chainsaw. the whole thing would be gone in 2 minutes tops. serves there right for building an unsafe eyesore
*It's simply mind boggling*
I like the music! What's the name of the song?????
legendary music
Where are the gutters at the eaves?
This new sims update is wild!