Building a Deck With a Screen Porch - PART 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2020
- We are starting off another backyard transformation in this video as we frame the main deck area and begin to build the screen porch. Next up will be building the roof overtop of the screen porch and beginning to lay our deck boards. This backyard transformation project will also include a paver patio with fire pit and sitting wall. This backyard is going to be the ultimate outdoor living space!
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Can't wait to see the finished project! Best deck, patio & porch builders online (and real life). Done how it should be. Respect always for Premier Outdoor Living!
I appreciate the love my friend!
@@THEpremieroutdoor where are the located?
Can’t wait to see the finish product
Definitely gonna be one for the books!!
Stay hydrated guys! Can't wait to see it finished.
Lots and lots of water being drank on this project!
Sean Shacka Lacka!!! Some next level stuff going on this one!!! Can't wait to see it coming together. Hoping all is well guys, Dirty Jersey out!!!
You know it boss!!
I’m really enjoying watching your project
Looks amazing thank you.
Doing a great job very well done
Looking forward to the next video.
Thank you my friend, coming soon!
Another great project, can’t wait to see the end product. You guys look like you have fun doing it. Nice to see!
I appreciate that! We’re definitely always having fun on the job!
Ant is the real deal. Keep up the good work.
No doubt, he’s a machine!
Keep up the great work 👍🏼
Wish i could work and learn with you guys. You guys are great.
Work
Attitudes
I really wish i could work there everything i love. Out doors and real work. Good atmosphere
real nice and a big project. I like all the details.
cool project and cool crew!
Good video really detailed
Nice work
Nice
Great content and very helpful. About to do a project very similar. THANK YOU!!
great job.
Thanks my friend!!
Since you had your joists run along the tops of your girders, how did you install your support posts for the roof load?
I was looking closely at the same thing because he glossed over this with “the posts are installed” and that was it. If you look closely, the roof posts are set in their own footers that attach to the rim joist.
Those footings interest me. I just had to get a Engineer letter for a sunroom footings that I’m doing
very nice
Thanks a lotb
Football field for a backyard also!!!💯👍🏿
Great project. Question from a novice please….. What is the strength of those self tapping screws you mentioned on the piles if there was a lifting/wind event? Or does the fact its attached to the house and a rather large structure, those forces would be negligible?
Thanks
Big job, but yall can handle it
You are the best
You are the best for your kind comment!
Merci. C'est gentil de votre part 😍😍
Huge indoor porch. You need a pool or bbq area to match.
Quickly becoming a fan of your channel! Have you uploaded any deck videos outta soccer mom towns with say......1/4 acre or less for a backyard to work with. Most of the stuff I watch here would take up 2/3 of my backyard. Not the end of the world if ya don't. I can still get ideas/inspiration from your work....hope you're having fun building your audience!
Could someone explain how you installed the posts carrying the roof load?
Old mate woulda lost sleep praying you edited out the part when the felt fell down 🤣🤣 wouldn’t matter to most but I can tell he likes to come across like an absolute pro 🤣
Hahah right after he said he didn’t need any help 🤣
Premier Outdoor Living yes 🤣🤣🤣 exactly
Look's good, but the 2x beams that support the floor joists on any exterior deck, should be covered with house wrap, or tape to keep water from penetrating between 2x material. Water will set in there, and rot the wood after about 10-15 year's.
I totally forgot about screened porches. I'm making my floor plan - this is a good idea. Especially for living around the Great Lakes. No one tells you about the plague of the lake flies coming off those lakes.
Yeah definitely helps with the bugs for sure!
How did the posts supporting the roof get attached to the deck posts (beams?)?
Awesome project. Very much what I want to do for my place. What was the ballpark quoted amount?
Question: appears you used treated lumber for floor joists, and 6x6s but switched to standard for the rafters. That true? If you have a full roof and windows do you need treated 6x6’s?
Great video! Wood work and framing! P.s. do NOT speak to anyone unfamiliar ppl don't like me and wouldnt want anyone taking advantage of you
You string line the pliers when they drive them?
Cool project! Looking forward to the next video. What size beam and joists were used on this project? 2x12 and 2x10?
We’ve got tripled 2x12 beams and 2x8 joists for the deck
Couple questions:
1 : I seen that you notched both the top plates at the beam pocket in the wall corner. Can you notch the top plate anywhere, because I have heard you cant notch it within so many feet of a corner, can you just throw a strap on it if you have to?
2: I seen that on that beam pocket, you left one of those corner studs running up all the way to the plate which made sense because your support posts sat inside the deck framing, so there was no need to notch it out. In NC, the posts are often sitting ON TOP of the deck framing, so if the deck framing ended flush with the house framing, would I be able to notch that corner stud out also, or is it necessary to move the posts in from the edge of the deck framing, frame the deck different, etc.
Louisiana swamp muck soils laugh at those helical footings.
That would actually probably be one of the best applications for helical piles
@@THEpremieroutdoor It's not the soil itself I'm worried about, it's our high water table. Everything sinks. Granted, the helicals give you a chance at leveling them off again in the future, but practically speaking, ain't gonna happen.
Are the tall posts for the porch walls anchored to the ground as well? You described how the shorter 6x6 posts that support the deck were anchored to footings, but I'm curious how you connect the taller posts as well. Thanks!
I'm wondering the same thing.. I didn't see any piles to accommodate them
Exactly, they explain everything else but fall short on this item.
I was also curious 🤣 Seems at the 12 minute mark, the first 4 main posts run fully down to the footings. Looks like for all the intermediate posts, they sandwiched them with another joist @ 5.5" in from the outside rim joists. The "intermediate" posts dont run below the joists at all...so we can only assume that...they ran lags in on either side?? Non issue i guess as theyre not techically 'load bearing.'
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Nice work. pshh
Thanks a lot!
Looking forward to the next videos. You guys are the best. But tell that red guy to get some sunscreen! He looks like Hellboy¡ 😳 🏴
I appreciate that!! He got completely toasted 🤣🤣
How did you calculate the number of helical piles under the screen porch?
I need mine done! I'm interested.
Give us a call!!
Looking to have something simular to this built. How much did this project cost?
Hello what was your joist spans for the closed in porch?
What was the repair for the damaged existing rim joist?
Why use pt 2x for the walls when you conventionally framed the walls? Why not zip sheathing? Deck framing looks solid.
what size are the support posts and the beams?
Just got done watching one of your other videos and you had said when you put three boards together you should be using a flashing tape on top of them and I didn’t see you doing that on that both those beams going across is that because it’s going to be indoors, but it won’t be indoors for a while, right?
do you have a pull or something that you put your camera on so you can get your go pro high enough?
I just usually set it up on a 12 foot ladder
Looking at the house structure, no surprise that they have problems with hurricanes.
Why dont they use bricks to make walls?
No hurricanes here my friend
Too bad you don’t build in WV! I would have hired you in a heartbeat.
I’m in WV (Princeton) and we are currently working on getting a screened in porch added onto our home... and man I wish this dude could do it because wow, the work is insane!
I really appreciate that!! Maybe one day we’ll take this show on the road lol
How many helical pile total? Does 6x6 needs their own absolutely or they could sit like on the initial beam?
We had something like 15 total on this project...the roof can bear on the deck beam sometimes but a lot of factors go into that so we lean on our architect to calculate that
What is a rough guesstimate on what a project like this costs?
A pretty good amount, lots of factors that play into it though!
So my question is why didn't the ground under the deck area get cleaned up and did the dirt that is piled by the patio doors get laid out flat and removed all the brick?
Why isn’t all the grass removed before building? It’s not covered either.
Looks great... But what possessed you to leave all that garbage under the deck. Every else looks top notch but I couldn't stop thinking about the debris.
The clients were gonna demo it themselves but the steps were too much to remove. I told them we’d remove them if they paid for a dumpster but they didn’t care about leaving it underneath
What the measure for a ceiling ?
Taking off Friday we American we work 7 days a week
Not us lol
Really painting the fresh pt 🤔🤔
Black stain hides the framing behind the trim
Sean and Team Premier, keep up the great work! I tried to reach out to you as we are interested in your services! Kindly respond when’s a good time to speak!
I was going to complain about the lack of mass staining, but you had that covered.haha.did you use the zip level for the post cut outs at the top for the beams.
Hahah we do!
What is the brand of the nail gun being used around the 12.10 minute? Thanks
That’s a metabo cordless framing nailer
@@THEpremieroutdoor thanks mate.
Whats the tool used to set the helicals
They get set with a mini track loader type of machine
You do work in Michigan
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Where is Part 2? Finding hard to find In description or in your channel 😒
What's the cost of per Halico pile and can you share the company info?
They are about $265 per footing and we use techno metal post
How much does this cost?
Cost break down?
What kind of black stain you are using?
Screened in with storm windows? So it’s just another room right?
Lol kinda. They are a hybrid type window so I don’t know what to call this structure 🤣
Premier Outdoor Living where I am in the south it’s called a sun room. Screened in porch is typically just framed out cedar with screen material in the window areas. But hey, it’s all good. You guys do good work. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you my friend!
What was the estimate for this project?
Man don't talk prices publicy
7 mins in .. why was the brick from the steps never removed ? It’s driving me crazy
Lol homeowners were gonna demo the existing patio and decided to just leave it underneath
@@THEpremieroutdoor Wow that is the most irresponsible thing I have ever heard! This sort of stuff separates quality builders from cowboys! Let alone the safety factor of forcing your workers to climb over rubble all day. Bloody hell!!
GOTTA LOCK IT IN FOR JUSTICE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Always!! 😎🙌🏻
I hope you removed the grass from under the deck and replaced with compacted base and gravel for proper drainage into a trench or French drain away from the home. I need more details , impress me with the details
French drain should not be compacted. Should be loose un disturbed soil underneath a clean stone trench that surrounds your pipe with a soil separator between those layers. But that is 100% not necessary on every deck and definitely wasn’t necessary here.
Safety glasses...use 'em.
Just another blow heart that just want to hear him self talk.
Do you need a permit to do something like this ?
Every time you attached a structure to a house you need a permit!
I still would of done concrete footers, code here
That's where all the 2/10s went to lol
Look into helical piles, more expensive than concrete footings but much better in my opinion
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Good build
have to agree - helical are the way to go. I will never rent one of those hole diggers again. Just wish home depot and others equipment renters would start getting into the Helical machines. All they really have to do is get the add-on to their existing backhoes I would think - in fact do a promotion if you purchase so many posts you get partial rental free.
Cheers
Don't pry to hard on that wood handle, them sob's break easy
That’s why I like my trusty craftsman hammer 🤣
I got a question for all you contractors out there why the f*** do they put paint on saw blades. Every time I cut azek I get a yellow or red paint Mark in The Cut Edge that doesn't come out
The footings don’t seem legit how is it going to sustain that weight without sagging over a period of time the reason for inspections is to insure that everything is up to code seems like a cheap way to speed up the job
And save money for the instead of using it for the concrete.
Trust me it’s way more expensive than concrete footings. These cost $265 per footing and the reason they don’t need to be inspected is because they come with an engineering report upon installation. Do some research and you’ll understand what makes these footings better than concrete
Premier Outdoor Living I will have to research them for sure
All that expense and great work for a house with cheap looking vinyl siding? The deck is likely better built than the house as evidenced by the sill rot.
Maybe later they will upgrade the siding
Why is the Mexican guy only in the background and never asked any questions to put on the videos?
He’s just shy and doesn’t like being all over the videos
@@THEpremieroutdoor But he is an og! Those timelapse videos from the past. Thats him no?
I feel judgey saying this, but vinyl siding is just hideous.
I definitely prefer other types of siding but vinyl is on pretty much every house here
this guys got 2 fucking AC's?
Please please please quit using that camera. Fish eyel effect is hard to watch. But great content
I just switched the field of view today, didn’t realize I had been shooting wide angle!
Horrible el video , interrumpes a cada rato , aqui lo importante es la construccion pero tu quieres ser mas importante que la construccion asi que apareces a cada rato , parecía un buen video pero deben sacarte de los videos para que dén ganas de verlo . Debes entender que a nadie le intereza tu imagen , lo que intereza es la.construccion .
I translated this and it’s not very nice…
Lost me at your footing..
Thats Garbage...
Not all tech is good tech!!
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