COMPLETE House Construction TIME-LAPSE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2024
- What an AMAZING time lapse of a complete residential build. Sit back, relax, and let your eyes soak in the satisfaction.
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A complete home build from start to finish in under 19 minutes!
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0:00 - intro
0:11 - basement pour
1:04 - garage floor pour
2:16 - back patio pour
2:45 - Jay Dinkel starts
2:54 - Framing load bearing walls in basement
3:03 - Floor Joists and sheeting
4:03 - Wall layout
4:19 - DRONE of wall layout
4:24 - Framing the walls
5:18 - DRONE of framed walls
5:27 - sheeting and wrapping the walls
6:18 - framing the roof
8:57 - DRONE of Framed roof
9:08 - Sheeting the roof
9:30 - Drone of sheeted roof
9:45 - Wrap roof, build patio, shingle roof
11:29 - DRONE of shingled roof
11:46 - porch and driveway pour
13:24 - windows installed
13:34 - garage doors
13:42 - eves
14:34 - siding on house
15:10 - rock front of house
16:25 - tin under patio and front porch
17:25 - front porch railing
17:49 - DRONE outro
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Very impressive build. I would Contract you with out a second thought. I would have liked to have seen the HVAC/ plumbing mechanical systems being installed/finished, with that said, Persons such as myself, and others, say where do i sign. Very Impressive job, clean and neat jobsite,, Great video too
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eu e meu marido trabalhamos juntos construindo casas de madeira no Sul de Santa Catarina 😇 gostaria de convidar você pra conhecer nosso trabalho 😇🙏💙❤️
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Funny who in the UK we biuld brick houses that soke up rain like a sponge and us biulds sheds and wonders why that don't say on the ground when tornadoes and hurricane are more common than UK trains being on time
Looking forward to living in my dream house! Thank you, Ryan's, for not only the initial support with your special but ongoing support through my build! th-cam.com/users/postUgkxe81Bz076USDt6sYU1rDcNa2LwCIKADgB Experience has been amazing so far! Made the process easy.
Perhaps one of THE BEST Timelapse house builds on the interweb! Excellent. From the concrete to the rafters- top shelf work. Thank you.
Thank you!
Seeing the pride on their faces when it's done is the best part.
No wonder why houses fly around when tornado happens in US. It's literally wood box.
i know why now... this reallly bad
Same thought from holland here xD
Can anything withstand a tornado? No...nothing can overcome natural disasters... we're just living in it...
Yes with egg shell thin walls too. To be fair tornados will rip apart basically anything that isnt made of reinforced concrete or underground.
@@sairojisyawal4838 you should see winds in Southen-East Europe at Mediteran. Only thing that cant withstand such strong winds are house roofs (not all of them). I live in Croatia where winds at winter blows about 200km/h and its not big deal
Being from south Louisiana I find it extremely cool to see a basement build into a home lol here we just pour the slab on the ground
I love watching these videos, I really enjoy them; They make me happy, because I don't have a house and I would like one day to be able to make my dream of having one come true and to carry out this whole construction process. God bless you guys from Colombia.
Y acabas viviendo en una de lámina xDDDD
Overrated to have a house.
House?... Appears to be a box. I
come to Russia you will have a real strong warm brick house and not this likeness
@@Alsifer12 justo eso pensé! Algo con blocks
If anyone wants to see how a house is put together..here it is..great job!!!..
Ah c est intéressant de voir votre type de construction. Le toit est génial. En Belgique il y a toujours des fondations en béton, et les murs aussi. Bien sûr il existe des chalets et d autres types de construction mais souvent tout est en "dur" de la cave au grenier.
Very cool. I love these Jay Dinkel projects.
The garage is almost as big as the house!😂Greetings from Austria!
Crazy part is, that’s an average 2 car garage. It’s not uncommon for the garage to be a 3 car or even a 4 car (which is twice as big as that one) lmao
@@johnreiner3247 😂
Only in America. Make it make sense.
@@FlyingImmortal it's not uncommon to have multiple vehicles, garages are also used for storage, garages will often contain a workshop of some sort, it's not uncommon to have an extra freezer or refrigerator in a garage. It's almost like a big room can have several purposes. Cry more.
@@jacobeaton4042 it’s an above average garage. It’s clearly a tandem 3 car garage or a 2 with workshop. Builder garages are only usually 20’x20’
ให้ความรู้สึกแปลก ๆ ดี ที่ได้เห็นคลิปนี้ การสร้างบ้านที่ไทย เริ่มจาก วางแปลน ขุดหลุมเทฟุ๊ตติ้ง หล่อเสา เทคาน ขึ้นโครงมุงหลังคา ค่อยมาก่อผนัง
แต่คลิปนี้ต่างออกไป คงด้วนภูมิประเทศ สภาพอากาศกระมัง น่าแปลกที่บ้านนี้ไม่มีเสาเลยสักต้น แต่ทำออกมาแล้วสวยดี แต่คงมาทำที่เมืองไทยไม่ได้
I can imagine the good night sleep the workers have in the evening
After having done the carpenter part after the concrete is done. For at least 40 years. And being familiar with the pain at the end of the day. It's very fun to watch somebody else doing it. Hauntingly familiar
Great job on the build and making the video......I like how you respected the neighborhood in keeping the job site so clean.....
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Right time to build one before COVID. No telling how much it would cost to build it last year or this year with building supplies higher and delays.
This just needs the king of the intro on repeat throughout the whole thing.
Awesome video! It was interesting to see the time lapse. I don’t think I have ever seen a house built from beginning to end and been able to see so many of the stages.
Thanks for watching.
A very nice house. Greetings from Ukraine
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Are you alive
Когда в ноябре ходишь в футболке, стены утеплять не нужно 😊
American modern Traditional house , that's impressive guys😊👍🇵🇭
Я далёк от строительства... но, на протяжении всего видео, не разу не увидел в руках у строителей - УРОВНЯ!
я те больше скажу, уровень вообще не строительный инструмент, это заговор китайских производителей.... из серии мультиварок и хлебопечек..
Я не увидел арматуры в бетоне)))
Как говорится из говна и палок
Не увидел в описание какой штат, фундамент совсем не утеплен, наверно юга( и вообще как-то всё дешевенько
Максимально дешевая коробка, дешевле просто невозможно было сделать
I really enjoy these Jay Dinkel time-lapses! Keep them coming.
Glad you like them!
Cool. We're going a different way and doing drone videos of our build every couple of days!
I love hip and ridge roofs
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Great teamwork, ideal job!
very good recording, I want to add that building a house in Europe is very different from building a house in the US, the difference between the materials used is colossal, in the US you use wood to build walls - in Europe we use brick or hollow brick, you use concrete for the garage driveway - in Europe we use used paving stones, etc., besides, a great video greetings, I like the roof covering, what is a shingle?
Yes there are a lot of houses built like that here too. It’s not all built the same
Europe and the rest of the world
Why paving stones? Also isn’t it a pain to do Renos or lay pipe on a cinderblock or brick home?
Wow, Beautiful Upload friend. keep it up. Thank you for sharing this to us. Greetings from Korea
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Perfect. My dream design 🤯👏💯
can believe all the dirt was put in with no outside waterproofing system on the concrete HELLO WET BASEMENT LOL
It was tarred. The tarring process did not make the video.
@@JerettFilmsConstructionugh huh of course it didn’t said all the cya guys
Excelente trabalho
Nice house and good plan
The one who is good at laying out the House. Easy build
OMG. I really enjoyed this video. Thank you. Great work on the construction.
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@sheldon fordsWhy don't you relax? these vids are for enjoyment purpose so who really cares? You? Goodness gracious!!
Been a long time since I've seen one completely stick built, what a great job.
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I will definitely visit this country by God's grace. Wow😍
Such beautiful work.
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Love your roof and your work
Stick framing the roof was exceptionally impressive.
Pretty cool,seeing the time lapse
it's very satisfying watching this time lapse
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Красиво получается
Excelente trabajo 👏
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Jeez this house is the definition of FLIMSY… made of chipboard and nails , with softwood load bearing rafters and walls … ? No wonder it went up so quick and cheaply ! One bad storm and that house will be in the next county next day ….👀
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Great video and great work
Dang...that's fast...difference is that our houses in mauritous are made of concrete with lots of iron bar reinforcing the whole structure..but nice anyways...
imagine a drunk idiot ramming these walls with a truck
All those storms you 2nd worlders get
Despite the frequent tornado threats, I have yet to see a house here in Tulsa with a basement. It's so weird to me seeing a house built with one!
excelente trabajo !!!
بسیار خانه زیبا شد اول داشت تهکویجور میکردن دو یک منزل دیگر پهلوی تهکوی و راه تهکوی را جدا شد بر منزل بالایش خلاصه بسیار یک پراپرتی زیبا شد
I’m studying to become an architect and this is very interesting and educating 👍🤘
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Very nice! If it was my place, I would have had windows all around for the basement rooms and some windows for the attic, or at least skylights.
You would never see this level of efficiency in Australia.
I love this house sir.
why would spend all this money on a concrete basement and then build a wooden shed on top of it?
Tornado activity
Because wood is lighter
Probably because it cheap but again I did prefer house with concrete and bricks. It lasted longer.
Started off promising, then I seen the flimsy floor and timber frame construction and noped! the hell outta here.
많은 시간들이 이렇게 압축되었네요
많은 시간이 이렇게 압축되었습니다
A lot of time has been compressed like this
Wow! I'm super speechless
Tornado be like:
Looks like I'll have to be involved here in the future
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💙🤙🏽AMAZING WRK!!
The company I worked for in 2003 to 8/2005 was Boyle Engineering Corporation and built homes in under 4 hours. Guiness book of world records. Yes, they did. And met California seismic
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Коробка от холодильника крепче!
Nice video but I would love to see inside the house.
Gostei casa, um modelo muito bonita.
Gracias!
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Kindly educate me. Is it against the building code to have a full block or brick house? In Africa, we use blocks or bricks straight through. No wood. It's amazing how almost all houses in US are in this format. ( I stand to be corrected).
Kindly, here are some reasons I found why Americans build houses this way. Of course, things are always different based on your geographical location and climate.
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I can't like this constructive method. Here in Brazil we use masonry
@@marcio99_ This is not Brazil my friend.
@@marcio99_ imagine all the money that the home repair industry, lumber industry, would lose, and how many poor insurance representatives would be out of work. Imagine how much money we would have, if the insurance premiums didn't provide insanely lofty profit margins to their stakeholders.
This is UNACCEPTABLE! Here in America we build to fail, by design.
@@DigiDuit That's just sad
tome su respectivo like
Muchos gracias.
Great Job...
God bless u all
Salam from Indonesia
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May Allah always bestow mercy on us... Aamiin
Good 👍 work I like that Aziz from Morocco
Enjoyed the clip 👌 but why there is no reinforcement steel or iron bars used on the ground walls. 🤔
There definitely is. The process did not make the video. My first edit was 45 minutes long. I trimmed out much of the process.
Probably Macro Polypropylene additive in the concrete mix. Or some other reinforcing component.
only in the USA can a house be built so clumsily, of missing foundation sealing against water. to the wooden construction, that can only rot. In Germany this is called fusch😅😅😅
And yet houses don't leak and the wood doesn't rot. In the USA we call your comment retarded
In India it is known by the name of HUT
encerio se acabará el planeta con tanta madera talada cada casa a la vista está hecha de está manera
Beautiful, great job
Thanks for watching
На мой взгляд конструкция очень ветхая, ну лет на 15 хватит. У нас в России 🇷🇺 дома по 100 лет стоят
Потому что там ураганы, из за этого они такие, и еще дешевле думаю.
Как повезёт, может торнадо снесёт его раньше
Messieurs félicitations 🎉
comfortable house
It looks amazing and huge. I'm just surprised that the walls main foundation is all wood. Here in the Philippines houses are built with concrete walls and the roof is made with galvanized steel/iron roof for durability, considering we get an average of 20 typhoon per year.
Ngl this house sucks, it’s only 2 bed 1 bath from the framing and it’s design is straight outta 1962. We have much bigger better homes in the US normally
Concrete houses with galvanized roof does not sell here in the US and no bank would ever finance it. It's too reminiscent of third world housing and would bring neighborhood pricing down. I'm not criticizing but it's just how it is.
@@thebigmonwhat does third world housing mean
@@pipeds9979Don't worry about it. Just live your life and be happy.
here we have seen why the USA is the second worst house builder in the western and modern world. measured by quality and longevity.
I'd rather have a brick or concrete house.
Same.
just one word from me: awesome!!
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Wow such a nice build hats off
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good job, but I don't understand why in the 21st century a house is still made with wood, so it's not surprising when houses get blown up by a tornado
Lol
wood building technology is much more advanced ,than what you see here
but its US, so you know they think its the best lol
Very American house, all show on the outside, but you're living in a garden shed. Won't look too good in twenty years, horrible and flimsy construction, and no cross bracing of the structure, relying on the OSB for rigidity. Still prefer brick and block walls with a slate or concrete tiled roof.
So very true... OSB was used throughout the construction. OSB is a garbage building material. No proper floor joints only that OSB composite was used instead. No plywood sub-flooring, OSB sheets were used instead. I’d hate to walk on that floor in about 20 years.
@@empice2k yes, I can see the floors bowing quite quickly due to lack of strength, much to thin. In a house I would use nothing thinner than 15mm thick marine grade plywood, even where it is fully weather protected.
@@roybrewer6583 the flooring is a minimum ¾" (18mm) thick, so where's the problem? Sure, if you get water standing on it, it falls tf apart, but keeping up on maintenance and repairs will keep it strong for many years. OSB is stronger and flatter than plywood.
@@jokesatinappropriatetimes OSB ages very quickly and you need a much OSB than the plywood equivalent, it's a cheap material for a reason. It may have good structural properties, but I would still put in cross bracing, in the UK it's extremely windy and wind bracing is required. I still wouldn't specify OSB and would prefer either a concrete floor or block and beam floor on brick/concrete walls, expensive when compared to OSB. I know that in the US they value engineering construction to save money, but saving money upfront comes with problems in the future. I prefer life cycle costing, paying more and reducing maintenance costs. Each to their own, there's never a wrong or right approach, it's always down to time, money and quality you want to achieve, I find that often one of the three suffers even on a good build, still wouldn't build a house out of matchsticks, lol.
Ouch. Where are you from?
very good. really beautiful
Bel lavoro, bella casa. 😃
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what is that? no bricks, no cinder blocks, wooden walls without thermal or acoustic insulation, that's how you build houses in America, it's looks like a garden shed
you are the garden shed 😂
In my country we are used to building stone walls and concrete roofs. It is all very heavy and a tornado would not hurt us. The house in the video is very nice, but I do not think it is anchored strong enough for a heavy tornado or a heavy wind, That roof would fly off like a paper sheet. To me that is a very light structure, as even the separation walls, I am used to nine inch wide stone or bricks, which tend to be more soundproof, and as a house, we do not have any fires, as stone and bricks are not flammable. I guess we can do our heavy building because we have solid rock to build on, while most countries have got soft ground and they need to float a slab on all that to keep the house so stable. It looks like a pretty doll's house to me, but then every country must adjust its construction methods accordingly. I like the use of processed wood sheeting rather than virgin woods. .
Very naive to think your house would actually withstand the full force of a tornado.
Entire concrete, brick, stone, mortar structure in america have been decimated or reduced to rubble from tornadoes ranging from ef2 and above.
There is even a picture of a tornado that sliced right through a Walmart like a hot knife through butter.
a nice home, job well done time-lapse
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O Brasil pode não ser o mais desenvolvido do mundo, mas pelo menos aqui nesse quesito estamos anos luzes à frente. Logo a base aparenta ser bem edificada, apenas.
Until first huricane comes...
At least the outer walls should be in concrete blocks
Yes i am curious if this is huriccane or typhoon proof? I dont know why many homes in USA are not pure concrete with steel roofs unlike here in Philippines which is a 3rd world country many homes here have a concrete walls with steel roofing.
If it has a basement then most likely it’s not in Florida or a region that commonly has hurricanes
Nice house, not for hurricanes & tornado.
Very lucky with the weather 🙂
Why is it that when Americans start building a super-high-speed locomotive, they always get a frame house?
For example, in Russia and Belarus, frame construction of houses occupies only 2%, and 98% of buildings are stone, where for 10,000 dalars you can build a stone house with an area of 200 square meters of brick and this is considered the cheapest construction, and in the USA and the European Union, a brick house is considered the pinnacle of construction equipment, politicians live in such houses or movie stars, while the average salary in Russia and Belarus is about 700 dalars
Thinking about the same. Maybe because it's cheaper to build that way? You still need thermal isolation, but some mineral wool will get you safe.
Here in Argentina (South America) the most popular way to build is with hollow bricks...
@@gonsalomon Well if you use pre-insulated bricks or other types of bricks like xella 500mm you do not need insulation.
Actually, the most popular building material (and one of the cheapest) in Russia is the aerated concrete blocks.
@@gonsalomon
In our region, the temperature range is from minus 25 degrees Celsius in winter to plus 55 degrees Celsius in summer
Thats a wooden box not a house
i was digging the MIDI version of "Nice Boys"
Very nice. I do miss having a cellar.
Eu penso que uma casa deve ser construída no tijolo e no concreto. Esse terreno é grande, então eu penso que poderia ter aproveitado mais o espaço do terreno. Também poderia ter colocado um segundo andar. Não confio em casas que não são de alvenaria.
This was enlightening. My spouse and I were quoted a build time of 4-6 months for a house, looks like we'll choose a different contractor after watching a video of people that know what they are doing and getting it done in half the time we were quoted.
That time quote is not unreasonable. The interior still needed insulated, sheet rocked, painted, flooring, and cabinet install. These clients actually moved in after January. Covid has also made ordering materials take forever…
fast, does not mean high quality!
@@vladsol4535 well, I had a 45 minute version of this, but I thought it was too long. Sorry to disappoint you with my editing skills.
Great build!
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In the Caribbean our entire structure is blocks. So cost of damages from natural disaster is less.
Good job 👍