*Had a similar situation with access limitations, what your doing definitely is something I wish my house builder did but I was 3rd owner* HVAC is very big deal to
I dont understand the block delivery before the slab was poured. The block needed to be moved onto the slab after it was poured, whereas they could have been placed there originally.
That was the plan. This build was at the peak of construction. Concrete crew canceled 4 times and Block was a 2 month wait and didn't want to take any chance in relaying block and not getting it.
Thanks for the reply, I appreciate it. Waterfront property with a house like that on it for 450k is not bad at all, especially with the housing market. My only real hesitation to buy or build in Florida is the homeowner insurance premium issues i keep seeing.
Very interesting.
Excellent video thank you for taking the time to do this video and continuing to share the progress.
Great video! Wow, it looks awesome!
Learned a lot thanks
*Had a similar situation with access limitations, what your doing definitely is something I wish my house builder did but I was 3rd owner* HVAC is very big deal to
So far my mini splits are doing great
15:35. Pressure treated wood stairs the best. Not worth the trouble to go with concrete. Much cheaper, much faster.
Ended up doing concrete floating steps.
I dont understand the block delivery before the slab was poured.
The block needed to be moved onto the slab after it was poured, whereas they could have been placed there originally.
That was the plan. This build was at the peak of construction. Concrete crew canceled 4 times and Block was a 2 month wait and didn't want to take any chance in relaying block and not getting it.
What material and why are they dropping material before digging the foundation?
What are you referring to?
At the beginning of the project before they did the foundation. They brought in additional fill material?
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Are they just brining in more sand to build up the lot or is there more purpose to that?
Do you have experience with commercial build?
Nope
Whats the cost for something like this?or a good estimate
I spent about 450 on just the house. I did alot of work myself which saved me about 100k
Thanks for the reply, I appreciate it. Waterfront property with a house like that on it for 450k is not bad at all, especially with the housing market. My only real hesitation to buy or build in Florida is the homeowner insurance premium issues i keep seeing.
12:40 C’mon man, if u dont mention it nobody would note it !!!
It looked terrible. Was fixed with the stucco crew though.