Seeing where this all started is awesome. Building your own home is the ultimate sense of pride a man can have. Great work you two. Content is really great here Andrew.💪🏼🇺🇸
What you talking about on my end it shows that you were able to put up a wall in less than 30 minutes so at that rate the house should be done before the end of the night lol 👍 . Looking great keep up the great work you guys
Cut all your floor plates and top plates for a couple of sections one time. Set them in place and then pull your 16" on centers at one time. This will speed up progress.
If you’re game for the extra time it’s going to take you to film and edit longer videos, I think most people are asking for the details. One of the things I like about your videos is you give excellent descriptions AND you don’t repeat things over and over like some creators do. Your videos are excellently made! Please know you’re appreciated!
Thank you very much for the kind feedback! I fully expect posting this on RUclips to make it take longer, I am thankful to say that's my job now. Thanks for watching!
Love watching the build! I know like us, y'all have a lot of hurricanes and building codes are a lot more strict. I live in South Texas on the gulf and when I had my home built it had to right on code. If not, redo! We had Hurricane Harvey come in about 13 miles from our town. We still have families that has not fixed there homes yet. I know, crazy isn't it! Thank God, I did not have any damage to my home. I know your home is gonna look great, so keep on building and I promise to keep on watching! Lol
I really enjoy your videos, please continue with details and don’t worry about long content. You are doing a fine job, if folks don’t like the details and long videos they can elect to move on.
Hi Andrew. The time you take to go through the details is great and informative. I don't mind the 30 minute videos when they are filled with good info. Thanks to you and Tiffany!!! I hope the plants are recovering.
“Nawp you blocking the camera, can’t see what you doing’ lol. Great stuff love the details, even though I saw there’s an upcoming video of rut row. Haha, Andrew bringing the details wooo hooo. Thank you sir I’m liking it a lot
Looks awesome. You could save a little lumber by cutting in your window sill into your jacks instead of having another set of jacks holding up the sill. Either way, it’s coming along!!! Great job. 💪👍
Hi, Andrew! You have planned very carefully and strategically. This project is very interesting and educational. Long videos are great for me because I want to know the details.
Good information Andrew. I appreciate the time you take with the details. You're giving a good mix of details and work. I wouldn't change a thing. Yall take care!
Glad to see Tiffany doing the tool thing that is great. You may have to get a pink tool box lol. On your window frame you did good. I nail Jack stud to king stud and put them in at same time. Nice to see you work together.
I prefer the longer videos with more details. I really appreciate the journey. I am disabled, widowed & miss living on the land. It's such a pleasure to watch your uploads. Thanks for sharing. Sincerely, from British Columbia, Canada. (west coast, pacific time zone) most pleasant province to live in but most expensive too.
Well Andrew I believe you and Tiffany have it going on just right. Keep reading your blue prints . The strap I would put them on both sides but you only need them on the inside of the head love all the details . Great video. Love watching y'all
I think you are both doing an amazing job. Thank you for the details. Any homebuilders out there, please give them some love and encouragement. Best wishes from Jack and Family from Brisbane Queensland Australia. Also, thank you for the shout out on the last live.
I just want you to know I notice your attention to detail in producing a professional video.. That 500ft air hose so we can’t hear compressor.. Lol The way those walls slide snugly between those posts after all those measurements and cuts is amazing. You da man.
Believe it or not (maybe you were serious) I did go buy extra air hose to keep the compressor out of the picture. I have a pancake compressor that would be running often on this build. My big shop compressor is better suited and doesn't ruin recording with noise. Good catch!
Love all the great information! Keep up the awesome work, so happy you were able to find your supplies to be able to start the walls it's crazy how hard the everyday things are to find right now as well as how expensive they are.
I appreciate the more detailed videos, including your opinions and in-depth explanations of your work. I don't mind the increased length of the videos. It's been interesting watching your compound come along!
Looks mighty sturdy. At first I was going to say shorter videos but now I am really liking all the details. Wish I were building a pole barn house right now! It is very interesting to see what y’all are doing.....and why.
I love seeing the details of the prints. At several of my manufacturing jobs I was able to look at prints or elector schematics. It is something that I miss since I can’t work anymore.
I'm finding the process of building it interesting. We have down basement remodels, room additions, decks, etc., but never a whole house. Interesting seeing the whole process.
We discovered how valuable it was years ago with a small generator. When without power for days due to storms (especially when hot), being able to have a room to rest and cool off was a God send!
Nice video Andrew! Don't forget that insulation for the bottom plate that you forgot to install on the first wall that you said you were going to correct, I think you may have forgot!
My first real construction job was a home framer. Now that was over 20 plus years ago. I have never had to add metal straps to any window headers. But I also used 2x10 headers! I would have tied the top plate in with these metal straps.
It is very interesting they wanted you to lag studs to the posts, once you lag at the top and the bottom that stud is two blocks with minimal added strength past. These are your added studs as well
What I like about all the extra lags is if the post were to ever rot off or have some major issue. It's tied on both side and carrying force via the suds to the footer. That could buy some time for a tear out and replacement.
Looks great! Tiffany is a trooper trying me things. I am not a carpenter. Seems to me the strap on the inside will cause an issue with the finished wall. Could be wrong. Just an observation. Great job! Looking forward to more! Thanks!
You and your wife make a great team... The detailed videos goes by by very fast.. Am curious about leaving out the sill sealer but it said you were going to address in another video and it seems the plans don't call for it.. You Pole Barn home is looking mighty fine...
your headers will carry attic load. roof load will transfer to 6 x 6 pole structure . you are doing fine. exterior sheeting is most important for structural integrity. Interior sheetrock can start from anywhere in a room 16 inch o/c
Really enjoy the details and longer videos, but hope the longer video's don't lengthen the build too much and you don't get finished by Christmas. 😂 You are doing a great job.
I'm enjoying the videos! Appreciate the details. Not trying to be that guy, but one quick reminder. Be careful where you place your off hand when your are nailing your studs to the top and bottom plate. I noticed one time your hand was in the danger zone. I would hate for a nail come out the side of one of those studs and send you to the ER. 😬 Keep up the great content.
Just talking it through. During a wind shear event if the wind uplifts the house and the strap is only connected to the header, then the top plates could potentially be lifted off causing damage. The hurricane strapping is a system. Seems that attaching the top plates as well and then strapping the roof to the poles would be necessary as well. In retrospect , did the poles get attached to the slab with perpendicularly attached rebar to prevent wind uplift from yanking the poles from the footers? Just thinking out loud. Great job guys.
Correct, those poles are staked with 5/8 rebar, buried 5ft deep and poured into concrete. There is technically no uplift on the wall top plates, just the poles themselves.
Nice teamwork I see building this nice house. Man that was awesome seeing Tiffany working those tools. She's definitely helping building the house. I just got one question? Beginning of the video did I see bullet with a tool belt on his back. "LOL" the house is coming along. Andrew you can make a video that's 5 hours long and I still watch it. I wouldn't mind the details but if it's faster without it I'm cool with that too as long as you making videos I'm happy. Take it easy man don't work too hard.
I love the details you are teaching and being too long is not a problem. Do yourself a favor, working on concrete get yourself a pair of knee pads. Watch over the course of the building of your house how comfortable Tiffany gets with working with the power tools. God bless your house build
I’m surprised your plans called for so many headers, usually in a pole barn style construction or post frame construction the walls aren’t loadbearing so the headers aren’t needed. Are you putting a separate roof on the house even under the pole barn roof? I like that you resolve an issue by choosing the option to go overboard, I tend to do the same, it just makes more sense to me, it might cost a little more but you don’t have to go back and fix it later.
It doesn't matter either way , what ever is easier for you to do and show us is fine. I am curious though, have you got your windows ordered yet ? I was wondering of any back order delays. Keep up the good work you both are doing.
I noticed on the last video you did not use any barrier between your bottom sill and concrete, and it happened here too. Is this not required in your area? Even so I think for the cost it is well worth the extra protection to try and keep out the bugs and moisture, IMO, love your videos
Great detailing. We appreciate both styles of videos. Sometimes it's hard to have enough time to watch all of a long video without jumping ahead and possibly missing something. Would a mini-split unit not be more efficient than a window unit?
Mini splits are nice, but way more money than a window unit. Maybe one day we might be able to get one, but we need to watch money right now with everything being so expensive.
@@TKCL Totally understand that. Materials are currently way overpriced. I wasn't sure if a mini-split was that much more efficient or not. Price points are certainly different.
Efficient? Probably more yes, but I can say our electricity bill went way down when running the window unit at our last house. Being able to keep the house temperature up at night and just cool the bedroom saved us tremendously. We would literally have electricity bills under a 100 dollars during certain times of the year, and that was with a old construction home.
Instead of a window unit, why not go for a mini-split? That way your window stays clear and you can use it normally. You'll have the compressor and radiator outside, while inside will have your head unit with the heat exchanger that is SO much quieter than any window unit.
Progress sounds easy, but it isn't when I have a million other things to work on besides the house. A lot going on this week, trying to knock some things out so I can start focusing fully on the house.
Seeing where this all started is awesome. Building your own home is the ultimate sense of pride a man can have. Great work you two. Content is really great here Andrew.💪🏼🇺🇸
Thank you for watching
It’s your show make what you want we will watch
Thank you
I like the details.
Thank you for watching
What you talking about on my end it shows that you were able to put up a wall in less than 30 minutes so at that rate the house should be done before the end of the night lol 👍 . Looking great keep up the great work you guys
Lol, that's funny!
BWHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!
Details YES
Cut all your floor plates and top plates for a couple of sections one time. Set them in place and then pull your 16" on centers at one time. This will speed up progress.
I think you are correct! Thanks
Good job got 2 walls up already it's a start can't wait to see more an team work helps a lot 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Editing another video now!
Teamwork!! I'm proud of Tiffany trying her hand at using power tools, I think every woman should learn as much as possible. ❤
I agree!
If you’re game for the extra time it’s going to take you to film and edit longer videos, I think most people are asking for the details. One of the things I like about your videos is you give excellent descriptions AND you don’t repeat things over and over like some creators do. Your videos are excellently made! Please know you’re appreciated!
Thank you very much for the kind feedback! I fully expect posting this on RUclips to make it take longer, I am thankful to say that's my job now. Thanks for watching!
Love watching the build! I know like us, y'all have a lot of hurricanes and building codes are a lot more strict. I live in South Texas on the gulf and when I had my home built it had to right on code. If not, redo! We had Hurricane Harvey come in about 13 miles from our town. We still have families that has not fixed there homes yet. I know, crazy isn't it! Thank God, I did not have any damage to my home. I know your home is gonna look great, so keep on building and I promise to keep on watching! Lol
Thank you very much! Yes we are in a hurricane zone and required to build to specific wind codes.
I like the strap from the top plate to the jack stud, seems like a very strong detail. Strong wall good job 🙂
Thanks for watching!
@@TKCL everyday Andrew
I really enjoy your videos, please continue with details and don’t worry about long content. You are doing a fine job, if folks don’t like the details and long videos they can elect to move on.
Thank you for the feedback!
I enjoy learning as much as I can. Please share as much as you can.
Thank you for the feedback
I watch all of your videos and I like the details. You and Tiffany working together is inspiring. Hey, good to see Bullet on the job Supervising.
Yes bullet did find a few problems, we address those tomorrow lol.
Hi Andrew. The time you take to go through the details is great and informative. I don't mind the 30 minute videos when they are filled with good info. Thanks to you and Tiffany!!! I hope the plants are recovering.
Thank you for the support and feedback!
“Nawp you blocking the camera, can’t see what you doing’ lol. Great stuff love the details, even though I saw there’s an upcoming video of rut row. Haha, Andrew bringing the details wooo hooo. Thank you sir I’m liking it a lot
Thank you very much! There will be plenty of Oops videos 😂
Nice team work there. Like that you brought out the blueprint of the house. Hope you keep doing the explanation of everything that is going on.
Thank you for the feedback!
Looks awesome. You could save a little lumber by cutting in your window sill into your jacks instead of having another set of jacks holding up the sill. Either way, it’s coming along!!! Great job. 💪👍
Didn't realize that you could do that! Thanks for the info
@@TKCL Likewise gives a bit less LUMBER and more Insulation space.
That house is really going to look awesome when it is all done.
Thank you
I like the longer videos. Keep up the great work.
Thank you
I like details and longer videos
Thank you
Tiffany will be a power tool expert by the time you guys are done! Great job!
She might be! 😁
Hi, Andrew! You have planned very carefully and strategically. This project is very interesting and educational. Long videos are great for me because I want to know the details.
Thank you very much for the feedback and watching!
Details
Good information Andrew. I appreciate the time you take with the details. You're giving a good mix of details and work. I wouldn't change a thing. Yall take care!
Thank you very much! Take care!
Glad to see Tiffany doing the tool thing that is great. You may have to get a pink tool box lol. On your window frame you did good. I nail Jack stud to king stud and put them in at same time. Nice to see you work together.
Thank you!
You should put a mini split heat pump in for your AC. Very efficient
Yes but they do have some drawbacks. I met with my second AC installer today
I prefer the longer videos with more details. I really appreciate the journey. I am disabled, widowed & miss living on the land. It's such a pleasure to watch your uploads. Thanks for sharing. Sincerely, from British Columbia, Canada. (west coast, pacific time zone) most pleasant province to live in but most expensive too.
Sorry to hear that! But very happy to hear that you are enjoying our channel. Thanks for the support
Andrew & Tiffany I can’t wait to see y’all’s house completely done! Love the very informative videos!
Thank you for watching!
Well Andrew I believe you and Tiffany have it going on just right. Keep reading your blue prints . The strap I would put them on both sides but you only need them on the inside of the head love all the details . Great video. Love watching y'all
Thank you for the information!
Love all the details. Great job. Enjoy watching all your videos
Thank you
I think you are both doing an amazing job. Thank you for the details. Any homebuilders out there, please give them some love and encouragement. Best wishes from Jack and Family from Brisbane Queensland Australia. Also, thank you for the shout out on the last live.
Thank you for the support and watching us
I just want you to know I notice your attention to detail in producing a professional video.. That 500ft air hose so we can’t hear compressor.. Lol
The way those walls slide snugly between those posts after all those measurements and cuts is amazing. You da man.
Believe it or not (maybe you were serious) I did go buy extra air hose to keep the compressor out of the picture. I have a pancake compressor that would be running often on this build. My big shop compressor is better suited and doesn't ruin recording with noise. Good catch!
Love the details! If the next wall section doesn't require something specific that you haven't gone over then just build it and save you some time.
That's the plan!
Detail are my personal favorite. It’s easy to fast forward; however, difficult if frames are not included. Thank you.
Thank you for watching
Love all the great information! Keep up the awesome work, so happy you were able to find your supplies to be able to start the walls it's crazy how hard the everyday things are to find right now as well as how expensive they are.
Yes it's crazy times we live in. Thank you for watching
Enjoying the details. Keep them coming
Thanks for the feedback
I enjoy your Videos and also the details that you are sharing with us. Keep up the Great Work.
Thank you
You guys working together is amazing! I have never built a house, but I am learning a lot from watching your videos!
Glad you are enjoying it
God bless you ❤
as long as you need. I would love to learn the process! My wife even comes out and re-watches stuff with me!
Awesome! Thank you for the support and feedback
Great team work guys!
Thanks!
Wow it must be a wonderful feeling as you complete each wall. I got tired just looking. I can't wait to see your completed home.
Thank you! It is a great feeling
I like all the info you can give. It can not be to long
Thank you
Looking good, Tiffany’s going to need a tool belt pretty soon!
Maybe so! 😊
I appreciate the more detailed videos, including your opinions and in-depth explanations of your work. I don't mind the increased length of the videos. It's been interesting watching your compound come along!
Thank you for the feedback
Excellent job on explaining the details.
Thank you
You’re doing a great job.
Thank you
I would prefer you explain how and why. You do an excellent job of explaining how to do it and video set up. Keep up the good work.
Thank you for the feedback! Appreciate it
looks awesome to me
Thank you
Keep sharing details! God Bless y'all
Thank you, God bless
Looks mighty sturdy. At first I was going to say shorter videos but now I am really liking all the details. Wish I were building a pole barn house right now! It is very interesting to see what y’all are doing.....and why.
Thank you for the feedback and support!
Great video keep doing you , and yes love all the details in your video .
Thank you so much!
Glad to watch the videos with all the good info. Thanks so much! Details are good! -Brad
Thank you, appreciate the feedback
I love seeing the details of the prints. At several of my manufacturing jobs I was able to look at prints or elector schematics. It is something that I miss since I can’t work anymore.
Thank you for the feedback, happy to hear that you are enjoying it.
Like the details, long videos no problem. Keep up the nice work on all your projects 👍
Thank you for the feedback
I'm finding the process of building it interesting. We have down basement remodels, room additions, decks, etc., but never a whole house. Interesting seeing the whole process.
Glad you are enjoying it
Agree on a window unit in a bedroom. Particularly in hurricane zones.
We discovered how valuable it was years ago with a small generator. When without power for days due to storms (especially when hot), being able to have a room to rest and cool off was a God send!
Straight into building
Thank you for the feedback
Oh wow! It looks great!!!!!❤❤❤
Thank you!
You do a great job on the details!
Thank you
Nice video Andrew! Don't forget that insulation for the bottom plate that you forgot to install on the first wall that you said you were going to correct, I think you may have forgot!
Yes that video is out tomorrow. Already fixed!
@@TKCL Good to hear Brudah :-)
My first real construction job was a home framer. Now that was over 20 plus years ago. I have never had to add metal straps to any window headers. But I also used 2x10 headers! I would have tied the top plate in with these metal straps.
Walls are not tied to the roof, so no uplift. I still don't understand why I need any straps.
It is very interesting they wanted you to lag studs to the posts, once you lag at the top and the bottom that stud is two blocks with minimal added strength past. These are your added studs as well
What I like about all the extra lags is if the post were to ever rot off or have some major issue. It's tied on both side and carrying force via the suds to the footer. That could buy some time for a tear out and replacement.
Hey Andrew, I think you should jump right in and explain as you build. Love watching your channel God Bless you both.
Thank you for the feedback! God bless
You can't please everyone so just do what you want.
Boy is that the truth! Thanks
Looks great! Tiffany is a trooper trying me things. I am not a carpenter. Seems to me the strap on the inside will cause an issue with the finished wall. Could be wrong. Just an observation. Great job! Looking forward to more! Thanks!
All straps do get in the way, I'm not a fan of them. But code requires them in a lot of spots. Thanks for watching
I appreciate the details
Thank you for the feedback
I’m trying to do everything y’all are doing at some point...so building and gardening is cool with me! 😎
Thank you! Hope you get there sooner than later
Awesome video. Just got to remember the little things. Looking good.
Thank you!
Looking great y’all! I like the details and teaching parts of the videos for sure!
Thank you very much
You and your wife make a great team... The detailed videos goes by by very fast.. Am curious about leaving out the sill sealer but it said you were going to address in another video and it seems the plans don't call for it.. You Pole Barn home is looking mighty fine...
Yep that gets addressed today, that was a miss on my part
your headers will carry attic load. roof load will transfer to 6 x 6 pole structure . you are doing fine. exterior sheeting is most important for structural integrity. Interior sheetrock can start from anywhere in a room 16 inch o/c
Thank you for the feedback
I like more building with just a few important details.
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I like longer detailed vids
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Really enjoy the details and longer videos, but hope the longer video's don't lengthen the build too much and you don't get finished by Christmas. 😂 You are doing a great job.
Lol you never know! It definitely adds time doing this for RUclips. I wouldn't have it any other way.
I'm enjoying the videos! Appreciate the details. Not trying to be that guy, but one quick reminder. Be careful where you place your off hand when your are nailing your studs to the top and bottom plate. I noticed one time your hand was in the danger zone. I would hate for a nail come out the side of one of those studs and send you to the ER. 😬 Keep up the great content.
You are correct! Thanks
I know it’s a minor point, but with applying glue it’s a great idea to smooth it out to achieve maximum coverage when laminating headers a d beams.
A very good point!
Wow that looks awesome 👌 can we have longer videos with more building and talking as your doing it? I'm so excited I want you to get on it lol
Thank you very much
Straight into building!
Thank you for the feedback
Looking great! We started demo on a remodel of our kitchen today. That’s a little job compared to what you’re doing! I am excited to watch your build.
Best of luck with your remodel! Thanks for watching
Looking good you two. The header strap. I want to say all the way to the top plate but can not remember for sure though
It's a tough one to figure out
Just talking it through. During a wind shear event if the wind uplifts the house and the strap is only connected to the header, then the top plates could potentially be lifted off causing damage. The hurricane strapping is a system. Seems that attaching the top plates as well and then strapping the roof to the poles would be necessary as well. In retrospect , did the poles get attached to the slab with perpendicularly attached rebar to prevent wind uplift from yanking the poles from the footers? Just thinking out loud. Great job guys.
@@brianfletcher7942 yes the poles had opposing rods. Looked like about a foot apart. It’s going to take a lot to pull those poles out
Correct, those poles are staked with 5/8 rebar, buried 5ft deep and poured into concrete. There is technically no uplift on the wall top plates, just the poles themselves.
Tiffany should have her own construction channel
😁
Nice teamwork I see building this nice house. Man that was awesome seeing Tiffany working those tools. She's definitely helping building the house. I just got one question? Beginning of the video did I see bullet with a tool belt on his back. "LOL" the house is coming along. Andrew you can make a video that's 5 hours long and I still watch it. I wouldn't mind the details but if it's faster without it I'm cool with that too as long as you making videos I'm happy. Take it easy man don't work too hard.
Thank you Mack! Yep bullet was out playing supervisor lol
More details on the project. If is 1 hr or more that's ok
Thank you for the feedback
I love the details you are teaching and being too long is not a problem. Do yourself a favor, working on concrete get yourself a pair of knee pads. Watch over the course of the building of your house how comfortable Tiffany gets with working with the power tools. God bless your house build
I do need a set of knee pads. Thanks for watching, God bless
I’m surprised your plans called for so many headers, usually in a pole barn style construction or post frame construction the walls aren’t loadbearing so the headers aren’t needed. Are you putting a separate roof on the house even under the pole barn roof?
I like that you resolve an issue by choosing the option to go overboard, I tend to do the same, it just makes more sense to me, it might cost a little more but you don’t have to go back and fix it later.
Nope! We've been asking the same questions.
It doesn't matter either way , what ever is easier for you to do and show us is fine. I am curious though, have you got your windows ordered yet ? I was wondering of any back order delays. Keep up the good work you both are doing.
Windows were hard to find, starting to see more of them. Actually headed to buy them the next couple of days.
No advice but I'm enjoying the details
Thank you!
Yes details
Thank you for the feedback
Ya got a great wife you are lucky
Yes I am very lucky
Jump right in !
I noticed on the last video you did not use any barrier between your bottom sill and concrete, and it happened here too. Is this not required in your area? Even so I think for the cost it is well worth the extra protection to try and keep out the bugs and moisture, IMO, love your videos
This video was recorded before all the suggestions came in. I've already fixed that and will have a video out this afternoon. Thanks!
Great detailing. We appreciate both styles of videos. Sometimes it's hard to have enough time to watch all of a long video without jumping ahead and possibly missing something. Would a mini-split unit not be more efficient than a window unit?
Mini splits are nice, but way more money than a window unit. Maybe one day we might be able to get one, but we need to watch money right now with everything being so expensive.
@@TKCL Totally understand that. Materials are currently way overpriced. I wasn't sure if a mini-split was that much more efficient or not. Price points are certainly different.
Efficient? Probably more yes, but I can say our electricity bill went way down when running the window unit at our last house. Being able to keep the house temperature up at night and just cool the bedroom saved us tremendously. We would literally have electricity bills under a 100 dollars during certain times of the year, and that was with a old construction home.
Oh yes headers do go over jack stud
I agree with that, it's the strap where all the confusion is. I hear 5 different ways to do it.
Looks great I don't really know anything but are you to put something between the wall and the cement ? God Bless.
Yes I am, corrected that today, video out tomorrow.
Instead of a window unit checkout mini split AC. Way more effective on coast to run.
I have, but they are quite a bit more money, maybe one day we might consider one.
Straight in building will be fine or what u pick be find..
Great progress...eat that elephant one bite at a time 😆😆
That's exactly right!
Instead of a window unit, why not go for a mini-split? That way your window stays clear and you can use it normally. You'll have the compressor and radiator outside, while inside will have your head unit with the heat exchanger that is SO much quieter than any window unit.
Money.... Money lol... Window unit can be had for 150 bucks, we will need the savings after this house build 😁
OK I love your videos but man we gonna have to have more progress! do more details videos on the mechanical side
Progress sounds easy, but it isn't when I have a million other things to work on besides the house. A lot going on this week, trying to knock some things out so I can start focusing fully on the house.
Nothing but house builds is coming soon... Well there is always chores to do