WE HAVE CONCRETE WALLS | Couple Building Their OWN HOUSE | ICF High Efficiency Home
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how wonderful to see a couple work so well together with a common goal. I'll be watching your progress with awe, good luck to you both. I'm following you from Ireland 🇮🇪
Wish I had that synergy at home instead of that noise that comes in one ear and goes out the other.
You guys are killing it you should be proud. But just remember behind every amazing man there's an even more amazing woman
Looking really great guys!! BTW, I surpassed my record mixing concrete in a mixer. 11 Mixes in one 9hr day. 2 bags quickcrete @88lbs each, 1 bucket lime, 2 small bags anti-crack fibre, and one scoop hosphere. I didn't count the shovels of sand or water used, but it was a lot. 1 mix filled 2 wheel barrows to the brim. 5 plasterers on the wall plus 2 labourers hauling buckets up. I could barely keep up. Got the house done with scratch + finish coat today. Now it has to sit till everything cures and ready for the pre-mix stucco coating and texture. The client will be amazed when we are all cleaned up and done. Cheers, Blessings!
At first glance it looks more complicated than a traditional built home. But as long as you follow the detailed instructions , it actually becomes such an efficient build. Loving this project guys.👍
ICF is way underused in the US. We built our home with Logix blocks. Been here 6 years and could not be happier. Huge energy savings - house feels so solid. Built for$80/sqft
I was wondering the cost efficiency cost etc as I am from Ireland and we get fairly cold wet winters Henry M Dooley thanks
Is that the cost per floor square foot?
@@spindle7397 yes. Labor and materials have gone up a lot since then.
Is that you with a crew (raw cost labor hours plus parts ) or hiring a GC and paying him by the foot ?
@@oci464 so the ICF work-block, rebar bucks etc all done by me and my wife- we took a course and did a lot of research before we started. We hired a guy to do the pour. That was around $2000.00 for 2 days work for two guys- well worth it.
I was the GC for all of the work on the house.
We did some work ourselves- some interior painting some interior trim, and I did some of the final plumbing.
If you have not been a GC before don’t let that scare you. There are good books on how to do it.
We were 50 when we started our ICF home. Began with basement, used our exterior walls as bearing walls for the metal truss’s & metal roof. Been 23yrs & love the quiet, this house has been wonderful.
I was one first trained in building these type of houses. Man has it been a long time. But funny these and the much cheaper concrete walls really don't have any difference except lots savings. Both quite efficient
What incredible work! You two are so awesome! Your home is going to be be so solid, insulated and last forever. Great video! ❤️ Cheryl & Dixie in Georgia 🐕
Every time I see folks build their own homes..I get a smile. You appreciate people in the trades so much more and you love and take care of your home much better then the average owner because you know all the aspects of how it was built and how to maintain it. Cant wait to build mine Hopefully next year. Icf foundations are so badass
I love seeing the great progress you are making. I look forward to the day you move in. Great job!
I like how you two compliment each other, verbally as well, as you work through different things together, and show each other how much you care for each other in so many ways! These build videos could be an hour long, and I'd sit here and watch it all, but understand this is just a part of your lives right now and you have so many more things going on we never see, that takes up your time. I have a feeling that this channel is going to explode with subscribers one day, since it is that kind of a channel that I believe a lot would like once they find it. Stay safe y'all!
I believe I am Liking these ICF homes , Nice seeing yourself and Brandon working together on it , you work together well. and what an interesting way to build a home love it.
Such a cool process that I wasn't familiar with, can't wait to see how this all comes together in the end! Love all your videos, here and your other channel!
It's a pleasure watching you two work together.
Can't wait to see more in this series! Thank you for sharing the build
This is soo cool. I can’t wait to see the next episode. Thanks for filming it. I love your videos.
I absolutely love this!
That ICF system is super slick!
The ICF is amazing. I especially like the floor joist holders.
I can watch this kind of build for hours. Awesome progress guys and looking forward to the next video.
Awesome. Thank you for allowing us to follow your progress.
Looking great! Excited to follow your journey to building your new home. ❤️
I'm really enjoying this series. Thanks for sharing. I'm excited to see how this turns out.
Cool! I am in awe of what you do are doing. It is just amazing. Great job!
Proper pre planning and design is paramount when it comes to ICF. I appreciate Brandon’s skill and knowledge. I designed my home in the same manner: block size dictated building dimensions and window locations.
Exciting for you both, keep on going!
Couldn't agree more! thanks so much
Just curious are you allowed to design homes without architects and structural engineers in your country or you just illegally saving up on that to save few thousand dollars but spending millions without prior knowledge that an licenced professional can provide.
@@aniketsharma3177 I can’t speak for Brandon but myself, I’m a certified Draftsnan and Red Seal Journeyman Carpenter with over 34 years in the housing industry. Having said that tho, in BC (again can’t speak for Ontario cuz I don’t live there) anyone can draw up a house plan and submit it for building permit. It’s at that time that the City Building Officials will ask for a Professionaly Draftsman or Architect design or Engineer’s stamp.
Now Commercial Building or Multi Family Developments, those require Architects and Engineers, always.
For my ICF Design Build I was required to have an Engineer sign off on the rebar as I live in an earthquake zone.
@@aniketsharma3177 You can make the plans and take them to a certified engineer to stamp them if you are not certified yourself. And dont think just because they are a certified engineer means they know what is best. My cousins have shocked a few engineers with their ideas to solve problems we have come across, one even called my one cousin a genius.
Build smarter not harder. This is why I think all engineers should have been in the trade first so they know the process. Engineers around where I live have become really sloppy lately. We had one build that because the engineer did not get out of their car to check the land, their owner probably paid and extra $20,000 to have a huge 12 ft retaining wall made that was not even needed and now the back yard of the neighbor instead of having a nice sunrise to see, its just a giant concrete wall.
Great work. It is so exciting. I can't resist commenting on the irony of two timber smart people building with concrete instead of logs. All the best with this inspiring project. John
Another great video! Can’t wait to see it completed!
My husband and I are doing this right now. We are building our foundation/ basement/ garage and then putting wood beams across and setting a modular ontop. A lot of work! Permits and engineering plans are the biggest hurdle.
This is amazing work. I've never seen the ICF used before and you guys make it look easy. Great job!
Truly impressive...moving forward ALL homes should be built this way...cheers!
Incredible congratulations 👊🏾👊🏾brings back so memories of my dad built our house and pouring cement Awesome 👍👍
Looks great ! I’m happy for you guys .
Idk why everyone is hating on your build. ICF is an amazing innovative material and very strong too. I have a concern over the fire resistance of the foam and the toxic chemicals used to process them but overall still a nice home.
I don’t think there is a toxic factor to the insulation and most insulation has to fire safe to pass inspection. However, even if it was? It would be behind sheet rock inside so there still wouldn’t be an issue.
Just finished watching all of your videos and you both are a great team. I wish I could have found someone to connect with in every aspect of life like you two. Awesome project and I wish there were more people like you in the world. Stay safe and keep up the great work. Tony
Man that’s exciting! Walls are being poured!😃🙌
I've helped stick build 50+ slab-on-grade homes in my healthier days, but never this ICF method.
Amazing how fast it can go sometimes, and how slow.
Pouring those tall forms ... oh my gosh ... I'd have nightmares ... ha ... cheers!
It is nice to see, that ICF gets popular, resulting in better quality, longer lasing homes.
However, I miss some basic things from almost all ICF building videos:
- no vapor barrier between footer and wall
- using ICF with minimal thermal insulation (external wall of the ICF block has the same thickness as the internal)
ICF is a great product but some different installation techniques. I follow the local building code and Nudura installation method with great results. Have you built with the product yourself?
Awesome looking forward to watching
You build your home. Great video
Looks great so far
Friend of mine did an ICF house over on Cory Lake. He had a lot more problems with his pumper truck than you did.
Thank you for the video. Stay safe and stay cool
Great seeing a couple buildings their own House !! Awesome Work !!! ❤
This is so interesting to watch. I've never seen this used to pour the cement. I'm so happy that y'all are building your own home.
Basement walls, very exciting! Without pumper trucks I can see the ICF home would be a bit more difficult. Are you building your new house in the rainforest? Seems like it's always raining there. Lol
Great video. Wish they were longer. Thanks again for sharing 👊.
That rebar bender🫢 brilliant. I’ve been using my shoe and muscles to bend it!!! I love seeing how you’re doing this. It’s so similar to ours but so, so different! I can’t wait to see the next steps! Also loved Brandon adding to the voice overs!!
Great video! Looks like a great start to your new home.
Great video. You both are doing a great job. Your videos will be something that you will be able to watch over the years making some great memories. While you have some concrete work you should review the placement of your future hot tub. It was one of those investments that we both said why did we wait so long to put on in. Each night after a hard day of work you can enjoy the hot tub as it soothes those aches and pains that come with building your dream house. Keep up the great job.
Looking good. Can’t wait to see the next videos.
My external walls on the bottom part of my house are about 3 feet thick limestone. Very efficient for heat and cooling....
I built one on a slab with fox blocks 5 years ago. You won't be disappointed. Pretty efficient in the michigan weather
This is a super well, thermally efficient hose, sound insulated as well
good job thanks for sharing the update on your house so far looking forward to the next video.
How fun to watch the house go up.
I'm a concrete pump driver in the UK, I work for camfauds, trust me these jobs may look straight forward but there not easy to pour clean and not spill over the sides, nice work to drive and home owners
You’re a beautiful couple , great design , the view surrounding are amazing ❤
Great job. Congratulations! 👏
Great progress on this project.
Great job. That's a lot of work for two people. Your efficient design certainly cut down on waste and extra time cutting blocks. I just finished a foundation that was not designed well for ICF and there was a huge amount of waste.
"Stay tuned" not a problem!
Great clean work!
thanks for posting this. My wife and I are looking to do the same, including milling our own lumber.
😀Love your video's, but even more than that it's the teamwork displayed in each and every one. You've achieved much in a short time. Thanks for sharing.
My mom's house was built like this. it was great except for the crew would put up walls one day and plan to concrete the next, only for wind to blow the walls over in the night.
Those metal supports I see in the video seem like a huge boon that the builder didn't use 15 years ago. I also love the fancy metalwork inside the blocks.
Once it's all done I can attest that it's pretty well insulated on the sides and the biggest heat sink will be how well the roof is insulated. I also like to think it's better fire resistant but haven't ever had to put that to the test (knock on wood).
Fantastic video thanks for sharing this, looking forward to more of these.
You are both amazing
its lookin great!!! only been around a couple ICF builds over the years, the rebar cutter & bender will put muscles in places you didnt even know you had!!! LOL be safe
I helped my brother in law build their home using foam blocks very similar to these (had steel mesh internal rather than plastic). Went up in rows of six with tons of rebar and then did concrete fills. We did have one block blow out during concrete fill. Lost a lot of concrete during fill - used a sheet of thick plywood and Mr Massey Ferguson to stop the loss.
Amazing DYI. Please make a final video with learned lessons, what you would do differently.
I love hard work... I could watch it ALL day... 😅🤣😂
Great build of the walls and poring of the concrete.I like how are using your own milled beams. You are two of the hardest skilled workers I watched on youtube. Keep up the great work. Thanks for sharing ☺️☺️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
Wow! Great!
This is so exciting for you guys!! Can't wait to see the finished product of the basement walls. How long does this type of house take to make? Will you be in there before winter?
my wife and i are currently preparing to do our own icf foundation. thanks for making this video
We used ICF for a crawl space at one house but the manufacturer said to add rebar according to our bylaws, our inspector said to follow the manufacturer's instructions??? Needless to say there's a lot of rebar in the ICF. Looks good around there, it fun wa6tching it all come together. Keep smilin
Love the white shirt for concrete pour day!
Big thumbs up 👍 for your new home
NO!!! Been waiting for this!!! Way to short!!!! LoL. Know there is alot going on. But man that was way to short. Glad things are moving foward for y'all on the house! 👍🏻👍🏻😎😎😎
Great video and looking good. Take care and have a blessed weekend and I'll see you on your next video
Never seen a product like this before. Very interesting. Great work.
I hope to build a home with these some day
Please more videos!!!! love this content.
Great work!
Hello @TimberMates;
Awesome foundation. Enjoy your spetacular show and thank you for sharing.
Sou di Brazil 🇧🇷 e faço Construção em ICF muito top o vídeo de vocês, posta mais como e feito o revestimento externo?
какие ви крутые! Вдохновляете!!!👏👏👏
Never heard of ICF homes. Seems intriguing. Anywho, so exciting watching you guys build your home, step by step. Even have my 12 year old granddaughter watching and she loves it! Till the next video, take care and get lots of rest!
Love from the White mts of New Hampshire, Mary 🌻👍⛰️
Ps: will you be done before the snow flies?
My reservation built a bunch of these for residents. From what I understand is if not dome right can lead to mold.
HRV :)
I liked the part with the keyway the very best.
we built one ourselves here in the uk ... a little learning curve but pretty fun to do once you get going ...
Weeks of work and truck of wood economy. Just great :))
They should be building these in the midwest to brace against the tornados
Hello from Minnesota USA!! Nice work!
Hey, thanks!
Great video guys looks like a lot of work ,but she looks very strong. learning a new way of building a house
Thanks for following along Kevin!
Wow. This tech is great... Wooden shields for beton is such a big job. But I can't believe that this polysterol shields are not falling while betoning.
Ah. Now I see :)) at middle of video. But it's really cool tech, just awesome 👍
Amazing tech for cold countries! Very durable walls with double sided insulation. Simply amazing. I never seen this in Russia(moved here recently from europe). Here they build from blocks and then only external insulation
Same in Latvia. External thick insulation added AFTER block construction.
Super cool, you guys rock
Couple goals
This is what a couple looks like.
Great video guys .
awesome mates...and very great videos......keep up the good work......it will be so worth it....peace and blessings from NC
My ex and I built our home in 2002 with poured concrete walls with Styrofoam forms for the basement just like this. At the time, no one was doing this. It took a day for them to put up the forms and the next days they poured the concrete. It was a fraction of the cost that it would have to use block and a fration of the time. For those saying that you'll be better off with block...sorry, but nope! Our basement was 60 degrees summer or winter and we lived in Michigan.
Looks fantastic I wonder if have used a crystalline waterproofing mix like BASF tegraproof to prevent water intrusion keeping the basement air less damp into the concrete pour. But maybe overkill if your foam handles that?
Seems smart. Having soft foam interior walls is a problem though when you need to attach something to the wall which happens very often. You have to cut or drill deep thru the insulation. Relatively minor issue I guess. My basement is like that....parts of it anyway. I guess you could slap a layer of sheet rock over it and call it a day.
Thanks looks good best of luck. ✌🏻👊
Styrofoam inside the building is not a good idea, outside is good, but inside... Plus we should protect this material from weather and sun. And yes, this technology is as old as the world, I talk about formwork. My opinion, the foam should be inside the concrete blocks as a thermal insulator. But such products are no longer for self-assembly and should be produced in a factory.
I am concerned about the fire resistance as styrofoam is very flammable and releases nasty chemicals when burned.