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Thanks to the homeowners for letting us come in to see the finished project. We all wondered what happened with this job. Thanks for thinking of us "inquiring minds" who "just want to know"
That is quite the transformation. Well worth the expense in my humble opinion. It honestly looks like a different house altogether compared to what it once was. Great job to all involved.
I am so happy that you guys did a follow up video for this miniseries. I really enjoyed the project and I thought about it since then. It looks so good.
I have... long climb to get to the top of Ladybird, but it is worth it! its one of the most fun trails ive ever ridden. I think they are opening more trails this week as well!
What a job and what a beautiful kitchen.. Those windows! 😱 So lucky to have ya'll in order to give such a solid framing foundation to make their dream a reality! Thanks for heading back and giving us a final look 👊
Good on you guys for eventually hiring an engineer. Your inspector did the right thing too - whether you agree with his assessment or not, and whether you like that it was discovered from your TH-cam - they have a job to do. In many many jurisdictions, ALL work that involves structural modifications (which yours did, even though it seemed minor) requires an engineers stamp. I am honestly blown away your jurisdiction even allows modification of an elevated exterior structure like that with a change in purpose (deck converted to interior space) without engineers drawings and stamps, and visual inspection by the engineer and the inspector before closing up. I understand wanting to keep costs down - however, work like this can have insidious risks. It's the whole reason that engineering stamp carries with it huge liability - because when things are overlooked people can get killed. Anyways, you guys did the right thing - I would encourage you call your engineer more often than not - a good engineer is there to make your build go as smoothly and cost effectively as possible while helping to ensure everyone's safety. Next time don't wait for TH-cam to make the call. :)
Oh my god, it's gorgeous! I absolutely LOVE those floor to ceiling windows, and all the lighting is really really nice. They''ll enjoy that for as long as they own the home, AND it added a ton of equity to the house as well. Fantastic result!!!
Wow that looks real nice. Well done! Also: interviewing the client is a great shift in gears. Gives us more insight. Could do that more with the bigger jobs. Nice touch.
Eric, you continue to create terrific video content, and I watch them all. Jamie has a lot of great gifts (likely many taught by your dad, whom Jamie looks like), and he puts his gifts into action,especially using his terrific shop. Great job all, and consider hiring one more person that are young and yearning to learn you mojo.
Just a little tip....... You've still not added this to the kitchen renovation project playlist...... hence why there's still new people commenting saying wheres the final update on the last video in the playlist!
Hello. Please explain why the homeowners left a void/blank space just left of the kids undercounter fridge. They could have extended the cabinet to the right of the fridge by the same width, with NO VOID! Andrew
I was wondering about how it turned out. I’m so glad to see the finished episode. My husband and I have been contemplating a kitchen update ourselves. The owners acting as the contractors and graciously sitting down to give us a rundown is very helpful and much appreciated.
Hey, you got all that for about 80k?! That’s incredible! We recently had a bathroom addition - all in for a 10x14 spent 90k. WAY over budget when they originally said to expect around 45-50k.
You can save a lot when you manage the project yourself and hire the subs directly. A contractor would have charged 250k for this where I live (nor cal).
Love the follow up, please do one with Jamies partners for the airb&b. Love the videos not happy with frieght costs to Australia for your tool belts though.
Thank you for bringing closure to this project. It turned out fabulous. I didn't foresee the full height window in the design... that was a great upgrade with a million dollar look. Uh ... I was one of those guys that thought the existing columns were questionable. Didn't mean to add expense, just trying to look out for your family safety and with that gorgeous kitchen, you can now sleep good at night with an engineer's blessing or if you decide to sell down the road.
We got a quote of E24,000 for a kitchen upgrade (ireland). I went into hospital for 4 weeks leaving my husband bored and he dod the whole thing for E5,000. He is sorry now because i know he can do stuff..lol
Hmm I am not a structural engineer but I do wonder how the building will hold up in an earthquake or strong winds. The brick columns, if not reinforced by steel would not have any lateral or brace strength. The wall with the large glazing has no bracing because its just glass and I doubt there is a steel portal hidden in the wall. It does look great though, apart from he strange T shape island and the bulkhead that transitions between the two different ceiling finishes
Very nice! If the homeowners ever reads this don't feel bad about the extra cost for an engineer. The peace of mind knowing everything is proper is woth it for the small percentage of the overall cost of the project. When in doubt I always hire an engineer, and the paperwork they provide will prove useful if you ever sell or anything happens. And you stretched that 80k a long way. Great work guys!
Late question(s) on this project, but about to start a 3 season room over our deck... Did you add the sleepers on the deck flooring just to match the existing floor height, or was there another reason related to insulation, or other? Also -- curious about the under-floor insulation. I see the paper facing down, but I thought you typically install the facing towards the conditioned space. Thanks for any answers you can provide -- love your channel!
Nice outcome well worth the effort/expense, commercial windows are spectacular. Math skill could use some work 80K vs 50K is 60% over budget which is normal for owner contractor jobs as most owners change and add to scope of project like kids in a candy store. I would hire your firm in a NY minute.
It's incredibly sad that an inspector deferred to youtube comments. What a sad state of affairs. It gives me such fait in the building inspection process. He wasn't sure? PFFT
G,day from Sydney Australia. Just out of interest, what was the height of the "brick columns" (piers English) supporting the balcony? Australian answer: the height must not exceed 10 times the smallest dimension. ∆ 350x10 = 3.500m (A.S 3700) 🌏🇭🇲
I gotta say how happy I am that Johnny @Crafted Workshop introduced you guys to us. I’ve enjoyed every build. You guys do great work, and seem to have fun doing it. That’s the trick to a good crew. Cheers 🍻
I would be embarrassed if I was the building inspector, to actually rely on TH-cam comments... I mean sure might be times a good comment reminds you or alerts you, but as a professional you know whats up.
That was nice of the home owners to explain things. They got their money's worth. Iam adding on two bathroom and sunroom add on. And oh my talk about running on cost. It's you get started and you up grade and add this and that. Plus once I got started I seen new ways of doing things and had to go that way. By the time I get done iam probably going to be at better than a 50% over run.
I think you and your team do a great job on your projects. I am glad you addressed the support of the new addition and it passed inspection as you thought it would. IMO I would have had it rebuilt for peace of mind. If you compare the deck support of the house with stream to this one. The new deck support seems much stronger with less weight. I can only assume the new deck is over built. Nice recap. Great content as always.
Thank you to the homeowners for sharing their perspective, especially the budget. I have a similar project planned for the future, turning an existing deck into a bigger kitchen and dining room. Wondering what the cost on the windows was, I’m thinking in the $10k range.
A little late here but I would agree with the ballpark of $10k. Matt Risinger did a video of operable patio doors and they ran at least $800-$1000 a linear foot. These are fixed so should be a little cheaper and it looks like they are about a total of 12 feet.
I was a builder in B C Canada for 40 years and competed against guys who were low ballers , I only got work when the client realized I was a quality honest contractor . One time I low balled an addition for a guys father to come live with them . I beat the other prices , but sadly the father died ! So the job didn’t go ahead , I said I’ll never low ball again , it was bad karma ! So stay true to yourself , and you will succeed . Peter
Amazing work by you guys, Matt and his family. The floor to ceiling windows are a great choice. Thank you for letting us back into your home to see the end product! 🙏👏🇦🇺
Very much thanks for letting us see finished kitchen. It is gorgeous. Sorry for stress with engineers, but a great investment because now you know you are structurally set. Should make your homeowners insurance company happy. Those windows so pretty. That little space by kids fridge great spot for all folding tables or stools. Enjoy * thanks again for sharing your remodel. Perkins boys rock.
THANK YOU SOOOOOO MUCH! Ah, so the owners did the rest. Ah-ha. It looks great! I love those windows! I did not think I would but that looks great-- yes, it does look like you're right in the woods. I love that. And opening the wall between the kitchen and dining room does make it look so much more open to the rest of the house. (I just hope they have a good exhaust fan; the main reason for shutting a kitchen off is to keep the heat out of the rest of the house.) Plus, I love that they did not put a kitchen table on the other side of the island, but added extra space to the island itself. I did that when I re-did my kitchen because I LIKE using my dining room for dinner every night. I lived in one house where we only ever used our dining room when we had company. Why? Mostly, because we had a kitchen table. And I hated it. Rooms are there to be used. I ended up using my dining room as a craft room 350 days out of the year. :( But when I just put in an island that only fit 2 people, we ate in the dining room almost every night-- and often for lunch, too. It was so nice. And I love the lighting and the color of the cabinets. Everything looks great. Again, thank you so, so, so much for adding a final episode to this series.
Looks like you got to do none of the finish work? I get that electrical and plumbing get subbed out, but you guys usually do everything else. Is the client a carpenter? Did they want to save $$ by doing it themselves? Tired of being filmed? I mean, you could have filled the rest regardless of who was doing it. Disappointing to not see it all get done. Nice job though. Better than my kitchen!
Looks awesome. Great job to all involved. I do have one question about the insulation under the floor system. Shouldn’t the vapor barrier be to the conditioned side of the floor? Just asking because I’m doing a similar project right now. But it really does look great. Thanks for your knowledge and videos.
Nice windows. I live in Europe, it is quiet normal to use windows like this.❤ I have a question about them. Can they open? If so, what a depth to fall in... Imagine little children in the house, opening them because they are curieus, without any adult around. This kind of setup is forbidden over here.
10:53 If you have a budget of $50k, and your final spend comes to nearer $80k, that represents an overspend of 60%, not 25-30%. I know that my Maths isn't what it was in my teens but I can still figure out basic percentages in seconds.
Have you run out of work ? I haven’t seen any construction from you gentlemen for a while the duplex is the last construction I’ve seen lately. Hope your still in business doing construction. Thanks for all the past construction looking forward to more.
Great job on the kitchen, btw not sure if anyone has mentioned it in the past vids since i am watching the farmhouse build but a spray sock that goes over your head will save you from getting all of that paint on you. also rubbing vaseline on your face around the mask where the sock might not cover the skin will allow you to wipe it off when you are done. i used to spray heavy equipemnt and this was a life saver over cleaning your self up with MEK.
If you’re being the general on your own project you don’t have the benefit of developed relationships with all the trades you’re hiring so you don’t get priority scheduling nor do you have the track record with them to know exactly how they work. So that can really stretch a timeline out and can add to headaches or quality control issues. So that’s one of the intangibles that we general contractors bring to our homeowner clients. It just comes with the time in the saddle. Kitchen looks great though. Good call on the floor to ceiling windows!
Looks awesome Did similar to a client's house The only thing I would've liked to see is the instead of floor to ceiling windows It would've been awesome to do a all glass garage door But totally awesome Great job
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So does it show the discount after you’ve checked out and paid for it because when you get to the checkout, it doesn’t show any discount
Thanks to the homeowners for letting us come in to see the finished project. We all wondered what happened with this job. Thanks for thinking of us "inquiring minds" who "just want to know"
I wanted to say this, but couldn’t find the words! 😅
oh yeah!!! thanks for watching
That is quite the transformation. Well worth the expense in my humble opinion. It honestly looks like a different house altogether compared to what it once was. Great job to all involved.
Next video: Ray's kitchen update!
Good idea!!
I am so happy that you guys did a follow up video for this miniseries. I really enjoyed the project and I thought about it since then. It looks so good.
Good stuff! Looks great
@6:55 OH HELL YES! I mean look at that view! Holy cow what a transformation. And the liquidation site saved me a few $$ so there's that too!
Have you ridden the new trails at Berm Park? Was going to ride them yesterday but the event was cancelled. Gonna ride them this week though.
I have... long climb to get to the top of Ladybird, but it is worth it! its one of the most fun trails ive ever ridden. I think they are opening more trails this week as well!
@@PerkinsBuilderBrothers Yes, Ladybird is fun. Saw Benduro ride the new trail "Wildcat" th-cam.com/video/Cx6GYz18pYQ/w-d-xo.html
the cabinet spacing between beverage fridge... and nothing... another cabinet ... is horrific...... actually wtf? that's horrific
I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed that... They said they had professionals do those measurements, so what happened there?
What a job and what a beautiful kitchen.. Those windows! 😱 So lucky to have ya'll in order to give such a solid framing foundation to make their dream a reality! Thanks for heading back and giving us a final look 👊
Hey, get to working on that garage/apartment! Can't wait for the next episode.
Hey, get back to work on framing, breaks over!!
Do you have time to watch other tubers? We're waiting for videos
Wonderful kitchen, the windows are amazing, good job done to all who worked on the build. Big aplause for the owners.
Thank you very much!
Eric, please move this video to the playlist for this project 😄
Now we just need an update on Ray's kitchen!
Those brick pillars holding everything up still give me the willies but everything else looks great.
To say that kitchen is amazing is an understatement!
As a Scandenavian I think it’s ugly and outdated, the marble worktops and chrome details isn’t it for me 🫣
@@Bias2310What kind of looks and materials are you guys using in Scandinavia?
Congrats Matt and Suzanna on surviving youtube comments and the Reno. 🤣
I was waiting to see the results of this remodel, it looks great! Nice job to Perkins Bothers and the homeowner! Love it!
Good on you guys for eventually hiring an engineer. Your inspector did the right thing too - whether you agree with his assessment or not, and whether you like that it was discovered from your TH-cam - they have a job to do.
In many many jurisdictions, ALL work that involves structural modifications (which yours did, even though it seemed minor) requires an engineers stamp. I am honestly blown away your jurisdiction even allows modification of an elevated exterior structure like that with a change in purpose (deck converted to interior space) without engineers drawings and stamps, and visual inspection by the engineer and the inspector before closing up.
I understand wanting to keep costs down - however, work like this can have insidious risks. It's the whole reason that engineering stamp carries with it huge liability - because when things are overlooked people can get killed.
Anyways, you guys did the right thing - I would encourage you call your engineer more often than not - a good engineer is there to make your build go as smoothly and cost effectively as possible while helping to ensure everyone's safety.
Next time don't wait for TH-cam to make the call. :)
Oh my god, it's gorgeous! I absolutely LOVE those floor to ceiling windows, and all the lighting is really really nice. They''ll enjoy that for as long as they own the home, AND it added a ton of equity to the house as well. Fantastic result!!!
I was literally just looking to see what happened with this project as this video went live
Great work, but gotta ask, what is the random 10"-ish gap between the "kid's fridge" and the end base cabinet?
Wow that looks real nice. Well done!
Also: interviewing the client is a great shift in gears. Gives us more insight. Could do that more with the bigger jobs. Nice touch.
I'd bet most people don't want to be in a video with thousands of viewers. :P
80k actual vs 50k budget is 60% over budget
Eric, you continue to create terrific video content, and I watch them all. Jamie has a lot of great gifts (likely many taught by your dad, whom Jamie looks like), and he puts his gifts into action,especially using his terrific shop. Great job all, and consider hiring one more person that are young and yearning to learn you mojo.
I appreciate that!
Beautiful just beautiful, workmanship, craftsmanship over all great job well done!
Ps, you shaved your beard, looks good😍 it’s summer ☀️🌞
I don't think it's really fair for an inspector to change his opinion based off TH-cam comments. Pretty unprofessional to be honest.
Very unprofessional
Just a little tip....... You've still not added this to the kitchen renovation project playlist...... hence why there's still new people commenting saying wheres the final update on the last video in the playlist!
I can’t believe that whole thing is held up by those 2 brick columns.
Hello. Please explain why the homeowners left a void/blank space just left of the kids undercounter fridge. They could have extended the cabinet to the right of the fridge by the same width, with NO VOID! Andrew
not sure! we were just there for the framing
I was wondering about how it turned out. I’m so glad to see the finished episode. My husband and I have been contemplating a kitchen update ourselves. The owners acting as the contractors and graciously sitting down to give us a rundown is very helpful and much appreciated.
the kitchen window and view make me think of the car garage in Ferris Bueller's Day Off. The one with the Ferrari in it.
Two out of two structural engineers agree that internet trolls are just wrong.
Hey, you got all that for about 80k?! That’s incredible! We recently had a bathroom addition - all in for a 10x14 spent 90k. WAY over budget when they originally said to expect around 45-50k.
You can save a lot when you manage the project yourself and hire the subs directly. A contractor would have charged 250k for this where I live (nor cal).
all the color choices are spot on. they all mesh together like a dream
Not the most talked about kitchen remodel, but nice to see this one done too.
Missed this series it’s what got me watching your Channel
$30k over a $50k budget is 60% over budget.
thats better math
I really like the color. It seems like so many kitchens are done out in all-white which is getting really boring.
Love the follow up, please do one with Jamies partners for the airb&b. Love the videos not happy with frieght costs to Australia for your tool belts though.
50k budget to 80k actual is 60% over budget. Sounds like they under planned by a lot! Nice finished product though.
Thanks for talking about the columns! Good to hear an engineer verified them, even though that must have been annoying/frustrating.
no problem... yeah was a bit of extra work and stress, but it never hurts to have a second opinion from a professsional
Love the edit of "AHHH A SQUIRREL!" Right before "So that turned out really nice." 😂😂
Thank you for bringing closure to this project. It turned out fabulous. I didn't foresee the full height window in the design... that was a great upgrade with a million dollar look.
Uh ... I was one of those guys that thought the existing columns were questionable. Didn't mean to add expense, just trying to look out for your family safety and with that gorgeous kitchen, you can now sleep good at night with an engineer's blessing or if you decide to sell down the road.
We got a quote of E24,000 for a kitchen upgrade (ireland). I went into hospital for 4 weeks leaving my husband bored and he dod the whole thing for E5,000. He is sorry now because i know he can do stuff..lol
Hmm I am not a structural engineer but I do wonder how the building will hold up in an earthquake or strong winds. The brick columns, if not reinforced by steel would not have any lateral or brace strength. The wall with the large glazing has no bracing because its just glass and I doubt there is a steel portal hidden in the wall. It does look great though, apart from he strange T shape island and the bulkhead that transitions between the two different ceiling finishes
Very nice! If the homeowners ever reads this don't feel bad about the extra cost for an engineer. The peace of mind knowing everything is proper is woth it for the small percentage of the overall cost of the project. When in doubt I always hire an engineer, and the paperwork they provide will prove useful if you ever sell or anything happens. And you stretched that 80k a long way. Great work guys!
Great update! Love your product Eric. You’ve got this TH-cam stuff figured out
Late question(s) on this project, but about to start a 3 season room over our deck... Did you add the sleepers on the deck flooring just to match the existing floor height, or was there another reason related to insulation, or other? Also -- curious about the under-floor insulation. I see the paper facing down, but I thought you typically install the facing towards the conditioned space. Thanks for any answers you can provide -- love your channel!
The floor to ceiling window view is amazing. Reminded me of the car garage scene from Ferris Bueller's Day Off 😂😂.
Nice outcome well worth the effort/expense, commercial windows are spectacular. Math skill could use some work 80K vs 50K is 60% over budget which is normal for owner contractor jobs as most owners change and add to scope of project like kids in a candy store. I would hire your firm in a NY minute.
Are you still working on the duplex condo?
we are! kitchens are installed and we are hitting the flooring next week!
@PerkinsBuilderBrothers Do you know when the next video might come out? Been a really interesting build to follow.
The BEST thing that Homeowner did was get Perkins Bros. to do the job. You guys are AWESOME and I watch EVERY video you put out.
It's incredibly sad that an inspector deferred to youtube comments. What a sad state of affairs. It gives me such fait in the building inspection process. He wasn't sure? PFFT
Love that dark blue cabinet color. Beautiful!
G,day from Sydney Australia.
Just out of interest, what was the height of the "brick columns" (piers English) supporting the balcony?
Australian answer: the height must not exceed 10 times the smallest dimension. ∆ 350x10 = 3.500m
(A.S 3700)
🌏🇭🇲
I gotta say how happy I am that Johnny @Crafted Workshop introduced you guys to us. I’ve enjoyed every build. You guys do great work, and seem to have fun doing it. That’s the trick to a good crew. Cheers 🍻
awesome.. Johnny is a super fun guy
I would be embarrassed if I was the building inspector, to actually rely on TH-cam comments... I mean sure might be times a good comment reminds you or alerts you, but as a professional you know whats up.
Looks SOOOO good! Kudos to the homeowners and big thanks for sharing the details! Gorgeous job! 👏🏻
I'm really interested in the AG1 product.
Can you take it more than once a day?
Not sure on that.. I just use in the morning
Interior yang mewah dalam pemasangan meja dapur serta kitchen yang luar biasa,
That was nice of the home owners to explain things. They got their money's worth. Iam adding on two bathroom and sunroom add on. And oh my talk about running on cost. It's you get started and you up grade and add this and that. Plus once I got started I seen new ways of doing things and had to go that way. By the time I get done iam probably going to be at better than a 50% over run.
Without any doubt the new kitchen added more than 80k in value to the house so its a job well done.
i think so!
I think you and your team do a great job on your projects. I am glad you addressed the support of the new addition and it passed inspection as you thought it would. IMO I would have had it rebuilt for peace of mind.
If you compare the deck support of the house with stream to this one. The new deck support seems much stronger with less weight. I can only assume the new deck is over built. Nice recap. Great content as always.
this is a higher end job you should pursue more - you get paid more and finish carpenters get paid more - everybody happy
man this episode feels like it‘s straight of TLC - well done
Thank you to the homeowners for sharing their perspective, especially the budget. I have a similar project planned for the future, turning an existing deck into a bigger kitchen and dining room. Wondering what the cost on the windows was, I’m thinking in the $10k range.
I'm thinking even higher .. but curious to know. Seems a commercial type item ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
A little late here but I would agree with the ballpark of $10k. Matt Risinger did a video of operable patio doors and they ran at least $800-$1000 a linear foot. These are fixed so should be a little cheaper and it looks like they are about a total of 12 feet.
I’ve been wondering about it
Damn this remodel was started before I even watched the channel 🤣 Started watching in October 2022!
I was a builder in B C Canada for 40 years and competed against guys who were low ballers , I only got work when the client realized I was a quality honest contractor . One time I low balled an addition for a guys father to come live with them . I beat the other prices , but sadly the father died ! So the job didn’t go ahead , I said I’ll never low ball again , it was bad karma ! So stay true to yourself , and you will succeed . Peter
Amazing work by you guys, Matt and his family. The floor to ceiling windows are a great choice. Thank you for letting us back into your home to see the end product! 🙏👏🇦🇺
great video and great homeowners kitchens are unpredictable usually if you think it's going to cost 10k usually double it!
$80,000.00, worth every penny.
diabetes fridge for the kids!
Those windows, totally worth it.
i thought so too.. even though i tried to talk them out of it because of the cost
If the inspector was swayed by TH-cam comments they need to be fired for incompetents
Very much thanks for letting us see finished kitchen. It is gorgeous. Sorry for stress with engineers, but a great investment because now you know you are structurally set. Should make your homeowners insurance company happy. Those windows so pretty. That little space by kids fridge great spot for all folding tables or stools. Enjoy * thanks again for sharing your remodel. Perkins boys rock.
Thank you for finishing this project. Now you need to start building on that property you guys bought last year!
Designed to impress. But that's what keeps your excellent team in work.
THANK YOU SOOOOOO MUCH! Ah, so the owners did the rest. Ah-ha. It looks great!
I love those windows! I did not think I would but that looks great-- yes, it does look like you're right in the woods. I love that. And opening the wall between the kitchen and dining room does make it look so much more open to the rest of the house. (I just hope they have a good exhaust fan; the main reason for shutting a kitchen off is to keep the heat out of the rest of the house.)
Plus, I love that they did not put a kitchen table on the other side of the island, but added extra space to the island itself. I did that when I re-did my kitchen because I LIKE using my dining room for dinner every night. I lived in one house where we only ever used our dining room when we had company. Why? Mostly, because we had a kitchen table. And I hated it. Rooms are there to be used. I ended up using my dining room as a craft room 350 days out of the year. :( But when I just put in an island that only fit 2 people, we ate in the dining room almost every night-- and often for lunch, too. It was so nice.
And I love the lighting and the color of the cabinets. Everything looks great. Again, thank you so, so, so much for adding a final episode to this series.
12:13 I can't believe a professional building inspector was swayed by professional TH-cam commentors.
looks kind of odd from the outside with the roof shape + the big windows but from the inside looks amazing
It looks like the Garage from Farris Bueller's Day Off!
Love the AG1 at 15:21. LOL. Great sponsored Video and well placed packets.
Looks like you got to do none of the finish work? I get that electrical and plumbing get subbed out, but you guys usually do everything else. Is the client a carpenter? Did they want to save $$ by doing it themselves? Tired of being filmed? I mean, you could have filled the rest regardless of who was doing it. Disappointing to not see it all get done. Nice job though. Better than my kitchen!
Incredible kitchen!
Great interview!
Looks awesome. Great job to all involved. I do have one question about the insulation under the floor system. Shouldn’t the vapor barrier be to the conditioned side of the floor? Just asking because I’m doing a similar project right now. But it really does look great. Thanks for your knowledge and videos.
You might want to tag this video to your playlist. I didn’t see it there. Great work, fellas!
Raise your hand if you thought of Ferris Bueller's Day Off when you saw the windows!
Great work, great outcome. I hope it works put great for y'all.
Nice windows. I live in Europe, it is quiet normal to use windows like this.❤ I have a question about them. Can they open? If so, what a depth to fall in... Imagine little children in the house, opening them because they are curieus, without any adult around. This kind of setup is forbidden over here.
You might wanna add this video to the end of your Kitchen Addition and Remodel Mini-Series playlist. It's a bit confusing otherwise.
80k is more than reasonable for the amount of work and modifications. Looks like a high quality remodel that easily could have gone over 100k.
10:53 If you have a budget of $50k, and your final spend comes to nearer $80k, that represents an overspend of 60%, not 25-30%. I know that my Maths isn't what it was in my teens but I can still figure out basic percentages in seconds.
Have you run out of work ? I haven’t seen any construction from you gentlemen for a while the duplex is the last construction I’ve seen lately. Hope your still in business doing construction. Thanks for all the past construction looking forward to more.
That house did a fun 180! looks amazing.
on a side note... when will the builder belts be back in stock???
Maybe next time don't put it on YT until they're through inspections... maybe even finished.
Fantastic job on the kitchen! It looks amazing. #wearflipfopsonroofs
Great job on the kitchen, btw not sure if anyone has mentioned it in the past vids since i am watching the farmhouse build but a spray sock that goes over your head will save you from getting all of that paint on you. also rubbing vaseline on your face around the mask where the sock might not cover the skin will allow you to wipe it off when you are done. i used to spray heavy equipemnt and this was a life saver over cleaning your self up with MEK.
If you’re being the general on your own project you don’t have the benefit of developed relationships with all the trades you’re hiring so you don’t get priority scheduling nor do you have the track record with them to know exactly how they work. So that can really stretch a timeline out and can add to headaches or quality control issues. So that’s one of the intangibles that we general contractors bring to our homeowner clients. It just comes with the time in the saddle. Kitchen looks great though. Good call on the floor to ceiling windows!
Looks awesome
Did similar to a client's house
The only thing I would've liked to see is the instead of floor to ceiling windows
It would've been awesome to do a all glass garage door
But totally awesome
Great job
The glass wall to me is this project's best extra! -Bob...
Amazing build as always ♥️
Yow Jaime u still reading these comments??