@@WHATSINSIDEFAMILY Ive watched your videos since the start, Its great to see your content evolve and for you, Leslie and everyone else to get the life they deserve . I hope construction goes smoothly. Good luck!
Layout of the house looks amazing, but some things are still hilarious to see as a European. Getting excited over a single steel beam, over Chinese aluminium (presumably) windows just because they’re double glazed when it’s a legal requirement for us here, and seeing ducted HVAC when in a house like that it’s a lot more efficient to use VRV and only have thin coolant pipes going around the house. Not dissing, you have some great ideas, it’s just weird to see how the US builds houses like they’re 1980’s Europe.. I’m waiting for the asbestos insulation 😀😀
triple glazed windows are now cheaper where I live, and will become the new standard ! Most homes have it now. And seeing that the house is only wood framed, not concrete or brick, is just mind blowing. We do have wooden houses, but most of them have some sort of concrete walls, not talking about Norwegian cabins and such.
In my European apartment I've got wood on parts of the outside, I kinda like how more wood is incorporated into modern European buildings, its more environmental friendly for sure. I however also have like 20 cm's of concrete walls behind the wood and insulation layers to help keep the heat out in the summer and inside during winter. Those wood walls won't do much for insulation, its like they don't even bother to insulate in the USA because HVAC...
You have to remember that gas and electricity is cheaper where this house is located in the U.S. than all of Europe. Hence no need for triple glazed windows and more efficient HVAC systems.
And the windows. New houses in Europe are often build with triple glazing. But nontheless, happy to see houses in other parts of the world slowly becoming more energy friendly.
@@Artisyy well we have heating and cooling so we have no need to bundle up our house so drastically and our utility bill is a lot cheaper than Europeans
@@actingtavis Do you think we don't have heating and stuff in Europe or what? 😂 Of course we do. And it should be fairly obvious that a well insulated house will be a lot cheaper to heat or cool…
Scorpions around new construction are just a given in the desert southwest. I'm surprised you didn't have an issue at your last place as well. You'll have them popping up here and there for YEARS. Like, 5-6 years after construction is completely done in the area and no new homes are being built. Although, if that neighbor is out there every day spraying them, it might be significantly shorter once construction isn't happening all the time in the area.
Just want to say that love this type of videos and enjoy them, I have learn a lot from building a house from this video motivate me to do the same but still young with big dreams.
Hello , nice house! Hope everything going good!. I was quite surprized because you made your previous dream house around 2 or 3 years ago? and now again? quite surprising
@@Frankztr20 yeah but there only like 5 people , tbh that’s a wayyyy big house for 5 ppl + who knows if they go to college in the future it’s only gonna be Dan and his wife 2 people
@@JonathanMate-d8j I was agreeing with you they should have kept the other home since it was their first dream house. But they got bank so it’s not even a big deal for them
@@Frankztr20 oh okay. And also they are not getting as many as views now on there videos , there averaging 100k or 1m+ sometimes. So I’m quite surprised how they affording. I think some is on loan
Oh man, those western facing windows in STG in the summer… Be sure to get some good insulating window coverings! When we built in STG I was adamant about buying a lot that allowed the vast majority of our windows/the living areas to be eastern facing.
I gotsta know , what about the plumbing hook ups in the master bedroom ??? Where they right or did they put them on the wrong side of the wall ? Also BEAUTIFUL house !!!!!
Yes on the fireplace. We absolutely love our fireplace in the winter. And thanks for a spraying for scorpions so they don’t cross the street to my house
You mention how you learned from your last house and do things differently in your new house. I don’t know how it works in the states, but were I’m from we say that you build your first house for your enemy, the second for a good friend, and the third for your self😅 I don’t know if the last house was your first build.
Cool I never seen this in real life though so I would be new to it but I got a idea of what houses look like before they are finished with them you guys are going to have a better idea of the house once it comes together as a big house and have the workers put better in stallion in those wall like before
Question about the windows. Where they are double pained windows guessing they are filled with the appropriate gas. If 1 of them ever looses the pressure ( seals go bad in time ) will the be easy to repair/replace or will the entire wall have to be torn out ?
It would look amazing if there were Edison lights that went across the top of the court yard. If they were smart ones that could tie into the rest of the smat home, it would complete the look of such a beautiful home while keeping everything connected to one system.
You are almost ready to install the Wires for the Control 4 System and Hidden Speakers on the walls and ceilings like you did in your Old Dream Home. Now it's more easy to get lost sing your home is Bigger
The cooling cost is going to be absurd. Our neighbor has a house from the early 1900's. The front window is about 15 feet long but is under the front porch so it doesn't get the heat from the sun. The ceilings are 10+ feet high because it is pre-air con. The rest of the windows open so you can have a nice cross breeze and get fresh air if it cools off.
It’s still surreal how absolutely massive houses are in the US. If you think double phone glass is thick. In Northern Europe we are only allowed to install triple glass now, for better insulation. They are so much more heavy.
That drone was a bit creepy, lol. Hope you get the bedroom plumbing sorted or you might have a sink next to the bed! Its looking really good so far, and (as a European,) It's looking sturdy!
Last thing you want in a courtyard is an olive tree, or a cypress, those have very destructive root systems. much better to go for something with a smaller more confined root system to it.
Its probably to late but they have a pest control system that goes inside your walls and has a connection point outside the wall that allows a pest control company to pump pesticide into the cavity of all of your walls. not sure if it will help with scorpions but worth looking into at least
This is smaller house than the previous one but I think this is going to be better looking house but I would skip the fire place because that going to have more places to spiders to hatch and hide unless you ran your fire place for 24 /7 and you won't need a fire place in the summer in Utah hopefully if you guys are like not a big fan of spider may be it's a good idea to skip the fire place next time but I was shocked that you guys put those bigger windows if your concern about your privacy your neighbors will see you guy easier but I can't wait for the finished build of the house because it looks great especially those windows
How about a bio-ethanol fireplace? I love ours, and it’s so easy to run. And bonus: you don’t get that slight smell that can happen with gas fireplaces.
Will you be installing Control4 in this home like the last one? Would love to see a video on structured wiring, smart home plans, networking, etc. Thanks
6:17 do the stunning fire place with a tv above it that what we did when we built our our house it gave me what I wanted and my wife and it looks stunning
No TV in the bedroom, except guest / kids, because that's their own space / house (of sorts). Fireplace encourages conversation, TV kills it. Have a fireplace in a shared living space or even better, outdoors - great for having guests over (didn't you have an outdoor fireplace in the last house?). I'm sure whatever you're sitting on in the living room (in front of the TV) will be crazy comfortable and doesn't encourage you to stay in bed all day. Have a small TV / gaming room with a big TV elsewhere? Maybe something other than a fireplace or TV for the bedroom. A piece of artwork to complement the new furniture in the bedroom? A window above the furniture? I guess you know what you actually used (and didn't) in the last place, so you know which bits to improve / increase and which to not bother doing this time.
Italian here, really strange to see such small foundations, a lot of wood and no bricks for the wall, really different type of construction method from here
Hi Dan! I wanna ask if you are planning to put solar panels (from Telsa) on the roof of your new house to cut electricity bills or not? Also, how about adding anker company smart battery banks for backup or smart woofer speakers inside and outside ( eg. around Swimming pool as we know there won't be pool this time) kitchen, garden in the last house? Thank you! Please let us know in upcoming videos 😁🙏🙏❤️. Love your every videos .
Also, I do love to see @Jerry Rig Everything sir's innovation crazy ideas /concepts about pre-planning in your new constructing house in your upcoming youtube video. I think you are his best friend❤ and his innovative ideas regarding your dreamhouse before it's final by valentines 2025 . Thank you Sir and Leslie ma'am d For your beautiful videos& contents ! 😁🙏🇳🇵
You can stick a tv anywhere. A very nice fireplace is timeless and adds more character to a house. Plus you can create more deep memories next to a fireplace vs a tv. That is, if you use it lol
I'm curious to see what you're going to do with tech in the house like speakers and such. Also a skylight in the shower would be nice for some additional light. What's the reason for the house being diagonal on the land? Preventing the public eye?
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It’s actually OSB not plywood and it’s definitely not drywall
Yeah, it's OSB, not plywood or drywall.
@@AnyMedia OSB for sure, can't be plywood or drywall
haha came to the comments expecting to find this xD
For a house that expensive I would have thought the ZIP system would have been installed..but I’m just a “normal person” so what do I know…😂
@@mpmfrnaw your right tbh
It's looking sweet! Make sure you have good drainage in that courtyard for when you have a big rain or snow event.
Good call
@@WHATSINSIDEFAMILY Ive watched your videos since the start, Its great to see your content evolve and for you, Leslie and everyone else to get the life they deserve . I hope construction goes smoothly. Good luck!
Dan if you really want a tv in your bedroom, ceiling projector instead maybe?
SNOW? Are you kidding me????
Layout of the house looks amazing, but some things are still hilarious to see as a European. Getting excited over a single steel beam, over Chinese aluminium (presumably) windows just because they’re double glazed when it’s a legal requirement for us here, and seeing ducted HVAC when in a house like that it’s a lot more efficient to use VRV and only have thin coolant pipes going around the house.
Not dissing, you have some great ideas, it’s just weird to see how the US builds houses like they’re 1980’s Europe.. I’m waiting for the asbestos insulation 😀😀
Haha. We will stay away from the Asbestos
triple glazed windows are now cheaper where I live, and will become the new standard ! Most homes have it now. And seeing that the house is only wood framed, not concrete or brick, is just mind blowing. We do have wooden houses, but most of them have some sort of concrete walls, not talking about Norwegian cabins and such.
@@Pilotfarmandin Denmark, triple glass is mandatory by law. If you renovate or build new, you must use tripple.
In my European apartment I've got wood on parts of the outside, I kinda like how more wood is incorporated into modern European buildings, its more environmental friendly for sure. I however also have like 20 cm's of concrete walls behind the wood and insulation layers to help keep the heat out in the summer and inside during winter.
Those wood walls won't do much for insulation, its like they don't even bother to insulate in the USA because HVAC...
You have to remember that gas and electricity is cheaper where this house is located in the U.S. than all of Europe. Hence no need for triple glazed windows and more efficient HVAC systems.
As a European it’s funny to see someone so excited about a steal Beam 😂
I'm South African (this africa they speak of) its funny for me too
And the windows. New houses in Europe are often build with triple glazing. But nontheless, happy to see houses in other parts of the world slowly becoming more energy friendly.
@@Artisyy true
@@Artisyy well we have heating and cooling so we have no need to bundle up our house so drastically and our utility bill is a lot cheaper than Europeans
@@actingtavis Do you think we don't have heating and stuff in Europe or what? 😂 Of course we do. And it should be fairly obvious that a well insulated house will be a lot cheaper to heat or cool…
Love seeing the progress over the months, hope to build my own house one day!
L rizz
What happened to the waterlines in the master bedroom?
Scorpions around new construction are just a given in the desert southwest. I'm surprised you didn't have an issue at your last place as well. You'll have them popping up here and there for YEARS. Like, 5-6 years after construction is completely done in the area and no new homes are being built. Although, if that neighbor is out there every day spraying them, it might be significantly shorter once construction isn't happening all the time in the area.
Should’ve got Matt Risinger to help bug/scorpion proof your house.
hey dan, just another day where your videos cheer me up 😊
Hi I just started watching you guys again it's been two years forgot how much I love you guys
As someone in an area with scorpions also. The answer is a blow torch. It’s easier to get them before the crawl away.
You guys missed the opportunity to do a JerryRigEverything bunker under your house!
they aren't deranged...
@@SummerSausage1 don't need to be. A cool safe room would be a nice addition
Finally, I have been waiting for you two!!! Your home is coming along fast .
You aren't weird, you just want to be safe.
"I'm very frugal" sitting in a second multi-million dollar dream house 🙃
😂😂
Fr, they acting like they don't have millons to blow....🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
It’s gonna be a new year, a new house! Congratulations guys!
I love how y'all are going to be putting a hole in the roof right above an open area.
Hopefully it will look really cool once we put a tree under there.
@@WHATSINSIDEFAMILYOh yeah, with the tree poking through it will look amazing
Good for you! Hope the rest of the construction goes well!
Just want to say that love this type of videos and enjoy them, I have learn a lot from building a house from this video motivate me to do the same but still young with big dreams.
Great video guys! Another month already is crazy. This year has flown by!
but... did the plumbing in the bedroom get resolved?
Exciting to see the progress!
been waiting on month 5 rewatching old dream home videos
The house it's bigger than I thought
Hello , nice house! Hope everything going good!. I was quite surprized because you made your previous dream house around 2 or 3 years ago? and now again? quite surprising
What country are you from?
He’s not wrong but when you got it $ you got it
@@Frankztr20 yeah but there only like 5 people , tbh that’s a wayyyy big house for 5 ppl + who knows if they go to college in the future it’s only gonna be Dan and his wife 2 people
@@JonathanMate-d8j I was agreeing with you they should have kept the other home since it was their first dream house. But they got bank so it’s not even a big deal for them
@@Frankztr20 oh okay. And also they are not getting as many as views now on there videos , there averaging 100k or 1m+ sometimes. So I’m quite surprised how they affording. I think some is on loan
CANT WAIT FOR THE FULL BUILT HOUSE TOUR
Wow enjoying these videos of your journey to a new home keep up the work ❤
Oh man, those western facing windows in STG in the summer… Be sure to get some good insulating window coverings! When we built in STG I was adamant about buying a lot that allowed the vast majority of our windows/the living areas to be eastern facing.
You should put a in ground hot tub inside of your courtyard thing with plant features around it
Can’t wait for month 6!
I gotsta know , what about the plumbing hook ups in the master bedroom ??? Where they right or did they put them on the wrong side of the wall ? Also BEAUTIFUL house !!!!!
Amazing and would love to see all the other details in a separate videos. Especially the networking please
Finally! I was waiting for this video for so long
It looks so good and pretty I hope you have a good day😊
Yes on the fireplace. We absolutely love our fireplace in the winter. And thanks for a spraying for scorpions so they don’t cross the street to my house
you could have hot those fireplaces which are not based on wood but ethanol (I think) and on top of that you can also mount TV.
I was just in Salt Lake and Park City for my Bachelors party, it was a blast, other than my flights being delayed and cancelled haha.
This is awesome
Love it. What happened with the plumbing in the master bedroom?
You mention how you learned from your last house and do things differently in your new house. I don’t know how it works in the states, but were I’m from we say that you build your first house for your enemy, the second for a good friend, and the third for your self😅
I don’t know if the last house was your first build.
Cool I never seen this in real life though so I would be new to it but I got a idea of what houses look like before they are finished with them you guys are going to have a better idea of the house once it comes together as a big house and have the workers put better in stallion in those wall like before
A water feature in the courtyard would cool it down, which would be nice in the summer
It amazes me how much work these guys can do in a short period of time and not many people realize that.
Definitely Fireplace! (With a TV above :) )
THX DAN🤗💚💚💚
I’m watching from NZ🇳🇿
Eagerly Waiting for this video.
I would think about adding Pest Tubing in between the walls.
Great progress! The entry courtyard is such a great idea.
Have you looked at 3d printed houses?
Question about the windows. Where they are double pained windows guessing they are filled with the appropriate gas. If 1 of them ever looses the pressure ( seals go bad in time ) will the be easy to repair/replace or will the entire wall have to be torn out ?
Huge Fan here. Thank you for sharing your Journey with us. Anyway you can share the Floorplan of this house?
It would look amazing if there were Edison lights that went across the top of the court yard. If they were smart ones that could tie into the rest of the smat home, it would complete the look of such a beautiful home while keeping everything connected to one system.
You could ceramic tint the windows to be more efficient and keep the house cool
You are almost ready to install the Wires for the Control 4 System and Hidden Speakers on the walls and ceilings like you did in your Old Dream Home. Now it's more easy to get lost sing your home is Bigger
The cooling cost is going to be absurd. Our neighbor has a house from the early 1900's. The front window is about 15 feet long but is under the front porch so it doesn't get the heat from the sun. The ceilings are 10+ feet high because it is pre-air con. The rest of the windows open so you can have a nice cross breeze and get fresh air if it cools off.
Please get unifi for the internet at the house! Its great internet that isn’t super overkill but it will be super fast!
Gorgeous property so far
Are the windows the kind that you can hit a button and it makes it so you can’t see in or out? I think it’s called switchable glass.
Have you thought about getting awnings for the Windows? They help a lot with heat from the sun.
It’s still surreal how absolutely massive houses are in the US. If you think double phone glass is thick. In Northern Europe we are only allowed to install triple glass now, for better insulation. They are so much more heavy.
That drone was a bit creepy, lol.
Hope you get the bedroom plumbing sorted or you might have a sink next to the bed!
Its looking really good so far, and (as a European,) It's looking sturdy!
wow, life is good in usa! love it!!
Last thing you want in a courtyard is an olive tree, or a cypress, those have very destructive root systems. much better to go for something with a smaller more confined root system to it.
Sink by the bed is great for when you want a drink of water at night... 😆 Did you figure out what that was for?
Its probably to late but they have a pest control system that goes inside your walls and has a connection point outside the wall that allows a pest control company to pump pesticide into the cavity of all of your walls. not sure if it will help with scorpions but worth looking into at least
with the fire place you should just put a hidden tv there and could get one that folds out
I’m shocked how fast the neighborhood went up! Just 5 months ago it was empty, now it’s like almost half way developed! Crazy
This is smaller house than the previous one but I think this is going to be better looking house but I would skip the fire place because that going to have more places to spiders to hatch and hide unless you ran your fire place for 24 /7 and you won't need a fire place in the summer in Utah hopefully if you guys are like not a big fan of spider may be it's a good idea to skip the fire place next time but I was shocked that you guys put those bigger windows if your concern about your privacy your neighbors will see you guy easier but I can't wait for the finished build of the house because it looks great especially those windows
Definitely get a fireplace 😊
I'm thankful I don't have to deal with scorpions up here in the northeast, they sound like such a pain to deal with!
5:56 definitely fire place , apple vision pro sub for TV
looks amazing!
keep a scorpion antitode handy, for species as per your area
TV for the Win!
How about a bio-ethanol fireplace? I love ours, and it’s so easy to run. And bonus: you don’t get that slight smell that can happen with gas fireplaces.
Dan, I love your drywall i mean plywood
As someone who lives in AZ the bark scorpions suck. They can do so much damage and they are basically invisible lol
If you want to save on electricity to keep your house cool, look up the benefits of awnings! Or something similar.
Will you be installing Control4 in this home like the last one? Would love to see a video on structured wiring, smart home plans, networking, etc. Thanks
Please do some what's inside videos, i know lincoln is in college but it still would be cool to see what's inside a putter
6:17 do the stunning fire place with a tv above it that what we did when we built our our house it gave me what I wanted and my wife and it looks stunning
Just noticed, the OSB Board you guys are using to frame, Might be made in my home town, Miramchi New Brunswick Canada
No TV in the bedroom, except guest / kids, because that's their own space / house (of sorts). Fireplace encourages conversation, TV kills it. Have a fireplace in a shared living space or even better, outdoors - great for having guests over (didn't you have an outdoor fireplace in the last house?). I'm sure whatever you're sitting on in the living room (in front of the TV) will be crazy comfortable and doesn't encourage you to stay in bed all day. Have a small TV / gaming room with a big TV elsewhere? Maybe something other than a fireplace or TV for the bedroom. A piece of artwork to complement the new furniture in the bedroom? A window above the furniture? I guess you know what you actually used (and didn't) in the last place, so you know which bits to improve / increase and which to not bother doing this time.
for Halloween - you've gotta do a Harry Potter "floo network" photo shoot hahaha
your editor was "whoa the beam i think he likes it 💡lets make them fall in love
Italian here, really strange to see such small foundations, a lot of wood and no bricks for the wall, really different type of construction method from here
Hi Dan! I wanna ask if you are planning to put solar panels (from Telsa) on the roof of your new house to cut electricity bills or not? Also, how about adding anker company smart battery banks for backup or smart woofer speakers inside and outside ( eg. around Swimming pool as we know there won't be pool this time) kitchen, garden in the last house? Thank you! Please let us know in upcoming videos 😁🙏🙏❤️. Love your every videos .
Also, I do love to see @Jerry Rig Everything sir's innovation crazy ideas /concepts about pre-planning in your new constructing house in your upcoming youtube video. I think you are his best friend❤ and his innovative ideas regarding your
dreamhouse before it's final by valentines 2025 . Thank you Sir and Leslie ma'am d
For your beautiful videos& contents ! 😁🙏🇳🇵
Rikki-Tikki-Tavi. Mongooses hunt scorpions. Future house pet!
Missed the opportunity to insert the song Vindicated by Dashboard Confessionals at 13:05. It was the lead single for Spider-man 2 (2004).
You can stick a tv anywhere. A very nice fireplace is timeless and adds more character to a house. Plus you can create more deep memories next to a fireplace vs a tv. That is, if you use it lol
At 6:00 you should have like a mini bar. So like a counter with a sink and a mini fridge and a tv on top wall mounted
they don’t drink
@@kiernannn i meant like a snack bar
Must be a lot of effort to keep a massive house clean, nonstop dusting!
I'm curious to see what you're going to do with tech in the house like speakers and such. Also a skylight in the shower would be nice for some additional light. What's the reason for the house being diagonal on the land? Preventing the public eye?
Good questions. thanks!
Loving the series
I love watching these videos, i loved the Tesla videos, keep up the content
looking forward update on plumbing stub outs in the master bedroom, did they add a second wall to hide them ?
Definitely do the fireplace
Looks amazing
I will vote for tv over fireplaces. You can seal off another entry for Scorpion
Do an electric digital fireplace with a TV above it. That way you get both.
That scorpion hunter thing gave me a massive jump scare.
I have been waiting for this.