I can't tell you how much I love these video's. My husband was a builder/framer/finish carpenter for more than 40 years and every new build was so exciting to me how things came together. He taught our boys the trades and they chose different careers down the road but my husband Blaine always told them the only thing he had to give them was knowledge. Many times they wanted to quit but he wouldn't let them. We lost him to cancer in 2020, and today the boys are so proud he forced his knowledge upon them because as he knew, it has saved them thousands of dollars being able to build their own homes start to finish and anything else they choose to build. Watching you work and seeing your perfection in your work brings back great memories of him. He was highly respected for his quality of work and customers always were very pleased with finished product. He started way back when there were no nail guns, it was all manually nailed together. Then when they became available he got a loan and got set up. As you well know, his job became so much less labor intense and speedy. I know it's very hard work but he, like your crew thoroughly enjoyed it and was till the end strict on quality and building it to last. I just wanted to say thank you for making the video's, I just stumbled across them but I will be a steady viewer. It's almost like watching brings him back to life. He was 84 when he died and still had plans in his head for things to build when he felt better. I'm sure he's building mansions in heaven now. Thanks again for reviving pleasant memories.
My Wife is 65 been fighting Cancer since Dec 2021. After surgery, then 8 rounds of chemo. Then 18 rounds of Radiation, upper body. Followed by 18 rounds, lower body. Then a break, followed by 1 of 6 new chemo treatments. 2 days at the hospital followed by 2 days at home, with a nurse. Tommorrow, ends the first of 6 treatments. Told her she would live to be 90 today. She's a Tirger. I'm her Lion. Jesus was a Carpenter ❤❤❤
Your comment is a beautiful tribute to your guy, Blaine. He sounds amazing and a one-of-a-kind! I'm so sorry you lost him and that your heart is hurting. I enjoy watching the Perkins Bros Crew videos too! If you need to talk about him or about anything please consider reaching out to me. Take good care of yourself. ❤
I can't tell you how much I enjoy watching your videos. I used to love to watch "BARNWOOD BUILDERS". Your wit and humor cracks me up. I live alone now since I lost my husband, but we used to do everything together. We farmed, played with cars, boats, built things, cried auctions, traveled, and loved as full as life as a couple could, but God needed him more than me. So, now you are my entertainment, now. And I THANK YOU❗❗❗♥️
First time ever seeing any of your videos... Today was my intro...I was a US NAVY SEABEE...BUILDER TRADE, CARPENTER. Currently 63 yes old retired, I wanted to say that I watched the video before this one where the fella says NOC, at the intersection when the days were over..LOVE THAT HOME, beautiful work...absolutely beautiful...YOUR TEAM IS AWESOME, love seeing a contractor that still does 99% of the job and subs little out...OLD SCHOOL but all new skills... I JUST can't say how much I enjoy building in my head as I watch your guys do very very high end work...I live in NJ, no contractors do a complete job...It's all subbed and they are in and out, the painter, spacklers ,I will reserve thoughts.... I AM NOW going to watch your show and your construction frequently...Very nice how guys work together...HOPE THE MANS hand heals up nicely. That was a serious accident, stay strong, and as positive as you can!! You know your craft, you have a nice crew and your narrative is great 👍...glad I found your site... I am sick and I just enjoy living a bit through your videos..Cancer got me, it sucks!! Very professional..How ever Getz your product is getting a house built above and beyond standards...You guys are truly all caring builders...
I'm not gonna lie, I can't tell you how many times I've watched your videos, this is the best construction videos/channel on RUclips.. great content and a great team.
I’m a 76 year old grandma and I thoroughly enjoyed watching you guys build the house in the mountains. I couldn’t be how good a job you did. I would love to see it completed.
These videos are high level high quality, love the humour, love the level of skill, from blocks to stairs you guys are absolutely amazing. The teamwork and respect that you have towards each other stands out
I woke up and this was on, and I kept asking myself, "Am I dreaming? Why isn't this ending?" It went on for ever. I loved it. I wish you had more 2-3 hour whole house builds to watch when I can't sleep. HOME RUN GUYS!!!
We just watched our first vid thus week on our 48th anniversary. We were bucked into a 3 hr episode. Yall rock. The comraderie and cutting up is epic. We love you guys and a new forever fans.
You are a very talented group, especially the editor for putting this video together. its entertaining, flows easily, humor punched through. Normally I fast forward through these videos but I watched this at normal speed and loved it!
My dad was a builder. If he was alive he'd be 125 years old. I remember watching him build as a little girl and when he got his first power saw. He and his brother worked together in their dad's business. Everything is done so quickly now!! What a kick he'd get watching these guys build!
About to get started on our own project in Colorado. So I’m watching this and taking notes. We’re doing walk out basement. Mountain house. But we’re at 8500 ft and in climate zone 7! We’re thinking of documenting the pain / blood / sweat / tears as well.
I love how you edit compilations like these, even when I already see every single video during the actual construction days! So I'm waiting for the next part on the great smoky mountains! You guys both build and video-edit awesome projects!
You capture the business end of doing the job right with the human side of what it’s really like to work on a construction crew. People need to know that this is not just for the camera. It’s actually like this on site. Missed Jordan shots aimed at the dumpster 100 ft away, fixing mistakes, banter amongst the crew, who’s the best at, what knuckle head did this…, your videos have it all.
I grew up in a Builder's family 5 generations now and I really enjoy watching you men build. You are very good at what you do, which like myself is everything!
I've watched the entire series on the farmhouse build already but still sitting here enjoying watching this video. Thanks for keeping me going and taking pride in my work, however small my projects.
I saw these come up on my feed and instantly fell in love with the videos. I love how you've consolidated the total house build and also loved the "dry humor" (fireplace guy has the flew...)
As a onstruction manager with almost 50 yrs in the industry this group impressed me the most of any company I have worked with. I hope I an make contact
Hi, I have been binge watching for the last couple of days! Having been a Labourer on a building site back in 1964 as a young fella your work is fascinating to watch! Along with the scenery you work in its beautiful! All the crew you have are a pleasure to watch the camaraderie and good will shines through your brother with the missing digits how and when did he loose them? I’m viewing from the UK the North West GMC! As brothers working with your dad from a very young age your dad must be one proud fella that you have all carried on with the business? I wish you all safe doing what you do to proved for yourselves and family I also wish you prosperity in the coming future stay safe and look after each other fellas!!! Back to watching more of what you do best!!!
The last few days I found your videos. I enjoy watching your team work together. You all have great attitudes and you work hard. Keep up the great work! You all make it look like building a house easy.
Hi there. Watching you guys from Durban, South Africa 🇿🇦. Just finished watching the last of this complete build over the weekend. Beautiful, totally enjoyed.
I continue to be impressed with the skills of your team and how they work well together. You have a great crew. Keep up the great work and sharing the content.
Fantastically interesting and informative channel! I'm 78, and your channel makes me wish I was young again so I could come out to your jobs and help. What a great group of friends!
Vacationing in BC with my family and ran into Erik at a pub this evening (I'm the landlord guy who joked that I'm happier to meet him than the President)... he kindly shared his time chatting about houses over a beer. That's what I love about RUclips, so many of the personalities are just regular folks making videos. Not the scripted garbage that is most TV now. These guys deserve all of the success that they've worked hard for. My 5 year old son loved the pic 😁
I LOVE these long construction videos! They are awesome to have on in the background while I work, they are very interesting as I know nothing about construction, they are very entertaining and very well made. Please post more content like this!!
I wrote to this channel because in 3 days I learned a lot watching you work, although here in Brazil we build houses in different ways I still like how you do it in America...big hug to the whole team.
The thing that's most important to me is the fact that this is what I want to do, I spent my career 30 how to do every little step of the entire building process and this is exactly what I can do! This is my dream and you are helping me put all the pieces together! Thank you!!!
You guys show a lot of skill and comradery. I was born into a dual trade family, Masonry and Carpentry. I started going to work with my dad when I was about 5 his main focus was the Masonry side, but I did get both. It was nice watching a build that I never once caught them make a mistake. My biggest pet peeve with the DIYers is decks. When they don't notch the posts and set the beam on top and just side bolt with lags. I don't get too upset anymore, I just pray no one gets killed on their man made log splitters! I subscribed, keep it coming and be safe!
This was super great! I watched the entire thing start to finish (and now its tomorrow morning!) Massive editing work, I know, and the end result was seamlessly perfect. Can't wait to see the fully-finished-to-the-end video whenever you have it ready!
The tool for tying rebar together: It's called a pigtail and used commonly in Florida, where the floors are monolithic slabs, the walls are block with tie beams, ie, lots of concrete and steel. Everyone uses them on homes. Commercial applications use wheels and lineman pliers, but the steel is usually much heavier and more of it, requiring longer tie wires than just tying two pieces of steel together. Pigtails are fast, no doubt about it, but only for certain situations. Love your videos. I was a builder in CO and FL. You guys do everything. Impressive and great.
Loved it! Love how all you guys get along so great together and even though you’s joke around quite a lot you get the job done! I look forward to all your videos!
Love the job. Retired Carpenter of 40 years. Great crew you had and looks like you all had fun. What a great location.... makes the job enjoyable. Watched the video without FF even once 😁.
I can only imagine what the property value of that plot is. So gorgeous, honestly if I had that I would want an old looking cabin on it, but have a modern interior
This video has everything: drama, suspense, comedy, and love scenes. You can't say enough about the dedication of the Perkins Brothers & crew to get this job done in that weather and environment.
It's incredible to watch the collection of the vids of the whole build. Absolutely incredible to celebrate this long glorious build with a vid like this. What a project!!! I wan't one of all the funny moments toooo
what's great about this videos you guys put up, the customer can see everything that is done on their house! discovered this channel a few days ago! LOVE IT, love the work environment, the team how the care for everything and for each other. very professional build too.
It’s really great to watch this complete build from beginning to end. I try to get as much as possible even if I watch 10 times I still like to see all your crew at work. Funny as well as all the handy work we see as you build. Please keep up all the great work it’s a pleasure to watch. Thanks for building and we will see you on the next video.
found yall a while ago but just found out in this vid that yall work so close to where i used to live. I used to go up and snowboard at Chattahoochee all the time and did most of my electrical job in that same area. Love what yall are doin putting so much care and effort into your trades cause it's hard to find someone that cares up there.
It’s one thing to be able to build a well constructed quality home, it’s a whole different skill set to chronicle that build and produce such an engaging, educational and entertaining long form video… Awesome!
Im surprised that the code permits using 8” block on basement walls. Especially when they are that high, regardless of the bond beams and steel. As for the parging, get a good quality bristle dust brush, and when the mud takes a bit of a set dip the brush in water and go over the mud. It will do a surprisingly nice job, and also make it easier to apply foundation coating.
I agree with all of the great comments everyone is giving. I look at the quality of work and the number of guys doing these jobs and there is not a chance in hell the regular working man could ever afford to have you guys come in and build a home. I don't mean that in a bad way because you pay for what you get and you guys come with the highest credentials there are. You guys have it all and I thank you for your entertainment, worth every second of my time.
I wish your team lived in Wetern Australia, i would have hired your team to build my home. Best compliment i can give, the other thing i like is your revelry but the respect your team gives to one another...total Your team may have changed by now but you all do get on so well. Thank you its good to zone out for mental health.
I Just discovered your Chanel 😮 and it is right down my alleyway, Why You ask? Been a Chipy (carpenter) in Australia for over 40 years,now retired in Croatia for the past 12 years and this,your job takes me back to my days,when there ware no trusses as such,so everything had to be hand cut and assembled and man handled in position. The only luxury I had was portable Geny,compressor and nail gun and that was in the seventies. Different times now,I suppose they keep up with times. Terminology is somewhat the same and does ring a bell 🛎️ but I had sometime the most three man gang and when the weather was bad I used to do the fix out internally,doors,architraves,😮 scertings and so on. Like the camaraderie you guys have, and it does reflect in your performance. Good luck and safe work.🙏🇭🇷❤️👍
I loved this video. I always wanted to build our own house, I mean, we got 3 of them built for us, but I would have loved being the contractor (maybe not, who knows). So enjoyed watching it, and you guys keep it fun and joke around a lot but you’re serious when you need to be. So enjoyable to watch professionals do their job. Thank you! Such a nice home and what a view they will have.
Hi guys, that we as a great watch. The wife and I spent a lazy Sunday in New Zealand watching some 'Industrial athletes' build a decent house with stunning views. I was searching for a Swiss Chalet build but was so glad I found you lot. My wife, a primary school teacher, says you lot reminded her of her Yr 1 students. Great Job, just wish I could get you to build my place. Big thumbs up.
When I retired, I agreed to supervise the build of Habitat homes. I sought the help of the local technical school trades instructor. I had renovated homes, but never built a home. I learned a lot over those six builds and with the help of many more talented volunteers and inspectors we built very good energy efficient and strong homes. We used 6 inch studs for better insulation. Watching your builds is gratifying as it reinforces the process and techniques we employed in our builds. Thanks for sharing as I am too old to do this any more.
This is a compilation of the entire frame in process of a job we did a couple years ago. It was about seven hours and footage cut down to the two hour version you’re watching! Took me about three months of work to get it done so I hope you enjoy
This was a treat and therapeutic to watch. I must watch the full version now! Always enjoy watching a build from scratch to finish. I'm in software and IT, but I dabble with woodworking. Got a little workshop in my garage. Not a cool or as grand as some of those RUclipsrs, but it's enough to get my projects done. I've always enjoyed working with my hands. From working on cars, fixing things, building furniture, or electronics. Insta-subscribe!
Guys, what a great show ! Happy you endured the bitter cold… Lol, and no orange hoodies….. the chemistry…. is every think…. Keep building because still watching…. Ps I about a possible project in Antica …. 😂
Que grupo de trabajo tan genial. Son muy profesionales en ejecución del trabajo y hacen q todo parezca tan fácil. Gracias por compartir su información, es muy útil. Saludos desde Uruguay.
Never seen any of your content before but just sat here and watched this whole video! Thoroughly enjoyed it and will be subscribing and catching up on the rest of your stuff.
It's great! My shed has been completed and it turned out nice looking and sturdy and it is way better than the sheds that many of my neighbors had put up. Of course, I'm pleased with the outcome and this Ryan's ruclips.net/user/postUgkxGZedDTcDfgD7fG_uU4esfx_EgxzlY2_1 Plans was extremely useful to me as a guide.
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I can't tell you how much I love these video's. My husband was a builder/framer/finish carpenter for more than 40 years and every new build was so exciting to me how things came together. He taught our boys the trades and they chose different careers down the road but my husband Blaine always told them the only thing he had to give them was knowledge. Many times they wanted to quit but he wouldn't let them. We lost him to cancer in 2020, and today the boys are so proud he forced his knowledge upon them because as he knew, it has saved them thousands of dollars being able to build their own homes start to finish and anything else they choose to build. Watching you work and seeing your perfection in your work brings back great memories of him. He was highly respected for his quality of work and customers always were very pleased with finished product. He started way back when there were no nail guns, it was all manually nailed together. Then when they became available he got a loan and got set up. As you well know, his job became so much less labor intense and speedy. I know it's very hard work but he, like your crew thoroughly enjoyed it and was till the end strict on quality and building it to last. I just wanted to say thank you for making the video's, I just stumbled across them but I will be a steady viewer. It's almost like watching brings him back to life. He was 84 when he died and still had plans in his head for things to build when he felt better. I'm sure he's building mansions in heaven now. Thanks again for reviving pleasant memories.
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My Wife is 65 been fighting Cancer since Dec 2021. After surgery, then 8 rounds of chemo. Then 18 rounds of Radiation, upper body. Followed by 18 rounds, lower body. Then a break, followed by 1 of 6 new chemo treatments. 2 days at the hospital followed by 2 days at home, with a nurse. Tommorrow, ends the first of 6 treatments. Told her she would live to be 90 today. She's a Tirger. I'm her Lion. Jesus was a Carpenter ❤❤❤
Your comment is a beautiful tribute to your guy, Blaine. He sounds amazing and a one-of-a-kind! I'm so sorry you lost him and that your heart is hurting. I enjoy watching the Perkins Bros Crew videos too! If you need to talk about him or about anything please consider reaching out to me. Take good care of yourself. ❤
I really appreciate the love this crew has for each other and life in general.
Me too
Great attitudes
Me too
Teamwork makes the dream work but more than that you are a brotherhood That's a beautiful thing
That's one of the reasons why I watch it
I can't tell you how much I enjoy watching your videos. I used to love to watch "BARNWOOD BUILDERS". Your wit and humor cracks me up. I live alone now since I lost my husband, but we used to do everything together. We farmed, played with cars, boats, built things, cried auctions, traveled, and loved as full as life as a couple could, but God needed him more than me. So, now you are my entertainment, now. And I THANK YOU❗❗❗♥️
First time ever seeing any of your videos... Today was my intro...I was a US NAVY SEABEE...BUILDER TRADE, CARPENTER. Currently 63 yes old retired, I wanted to say that I watched the video before this one where the fella says NOC, at the intersection when the days were over..LOVE THAT HOME, beautiful work...absolutely beautiful...YOUR TEAM IS AWESOME, love seeing a contractor that still does 99% of the job and subs little out...OLD SCHOOL but all new skills... I JUST can't say how much I enjoy building in my head as I watch your guys do very very high end work...I live in NJ, no contractors do a complete job...It's all subbed and they are in and out, the painter, spacklers ,I will reserve thoughts.... I AM NOW going to watch your show and your construction frequently...Very nice how guys work together...HOPE THE MANS hand heals up nicely. That was a serious accident, stay strong, and as positive as you can!! You know your craft, you have a nice crew and your narrative is great 👍...glad I found your site... I am sick and I just enjoy living a bit through your videos..Cancer got me, it sucks!! Very professional..How ever Getz your product is getting a house built above and beyond standards...You guys are truly all caring builders...
I'm not gonna lie, I can't tell you how many times I've watched your videos, this is the best construction videos/channel on RUclips.. great content and a great team.
I’m a 76 year old grandma and I thoroughly enjoyed watching you guys build the house in the mountains. I couldn’t be how good a job you did. I would love to see it completed.
Me too Katy x
These videos are high level high quality, love the humour, love the level of skill, from blocks to stairs you guys are absolutely amazing.
The teamwork and respect that you have towards each other stands out
I woke up and this was on, and I kept asking myself, "Am I dreaming? Why isn't this ending?" It went on for ever. I loved it. I wish you had more 2-3 hour whole house builds to watch when I can't sleep. HOME RUN GUYS!!!
We just watched our first vid thus week on our 48th anniversary. We were bucked into a 3 hr episode. Yall rock. The comraderie and cutting up is epic. We love you guys and a new forever fans.
You are a very talented group, especially the editor for putting this video together. its entertaining, flows easily, humor punched through. Normally I fast forward through these videos but I watched this at normal speed and loved it!
My dad was a builder. If he was alive he'd be 125 years old. I remember watching him build as a little girl and when he got his first power saw. He and his brother worked together in their dad's business. Everything is done so quickly now!! What a kick he'd get watching these guys build!
God bless our builders Maggie x
About to get started on our own project in Colorado. So I’m watching this and taking notes. We’re doing walk out basement. Mountain house. But we’re at 8500 ft and in climate zone 7! We’re thinking of documenting the pain / blood / sweat / tears as well.
I love how you edit compilations like these, even when I already see every single video during the actual construction days! So I'm waiting for the next part on the great smoky mountains! You guys both build and video-edit awesome projects!
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Epic house. Epic build. Epic weather. Epic views. This one’s got it all.
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As a lifelong Mason, watching carpenters lay block is always a special treat for me.
You capture the business end of doing the job right with the human side of what it’s really like to work on a construction crew. People need to know that this is not just for the camera. It’s actually like this on site. Missed Jordan shots aimed at the dumpster 100 ft away, fixing mistakes, banter amongst the crew, who’s the best at, what knuckle head did this…, your videos have it all.
I grew up in a Builder's family 5 generations now and I really enjoy watching you men build. You are very good at what you do, which like myself is everything!
This whole video has been really great watching the crew manage work and fun! The Best To All The Crew!
I've watched the entire series on the farmhouse build already but still sitting here enjoying watching this video. Thanks for keeping me going and taking pride in my work, however small my projects.
I saw these come up on my feed and instantly fell in love with the videos. I love how you've consolidated the total house build and also loved the "dry humor" (fireplace guy has the flew...)
As a onstruction manager with almost 50 yrs in the industry this group impressed me the most of any company I have worked with.
I hope I an make contact
Hi, I have been binge watching for the last couple of days!
Having been a Labourer on a building site back in 1964 as a young fella your work is fascinating to watch!
Along with the scenery you work in its beautiful!
All the crew you have are a pleasure to watch the camaraderie and good will shines through your brother with the missing digits how and when did he loose them?
I’m viewing from the UK the North West GMC!
As brothers working with your dad from a very young age your dad must be one proud fella that you have all carried on with the business?
I wish you all safe doing what you do to proved for yourselves and family I also wish you prosperity in the coming future stay safe and look after each other fellas!!!
Back to watching more of what you do best!!!
The last few days I found your videos. I enjoy watching your team work together. You all have great attitudes and you work hard. Keep up the great work! You all make it look like building a house easy.
This is pretty soothing to watch...the editing, music, banter, pro tips etc etc
perfect editing, perfect rythm, makes a 2h video smooth.
Hi there. Watching you guys from Durban, South Africa 🇿🇦.
Just finished watching the last of this complete build over the weekend.
Beautiful, totally enjoyed.
I continue to be impressed with the skills of your team and how they work well together. You have a great crew. Keep up the great work and sharing the content.
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Fantastically interesting and informative channel! I'm 78, and your channel makes me wish I was young again so I could come out to your jobs and help. What a great group of friends!
You guys are a lot of fun, informative and do some pretty good work pretty fast. I really enjoy your videos! Thanks!!!🥰🥰🥰
Vacationing in BC with my family and ran into Erik at a pub this evening (I'm the landlord guy who joked that I'm happier to meet him than the President)... he kindly shared his time chatting about houses over a beer. That's what I love about RUclips, so many of the personalities are just regular folks making videos. Not the scripted garbage that is most TV now. These guys deserve all of the success that they've worked hard for. My 5 year old son loved the pic 😁
Took me all evening to watch the extended version and I’ve watched the entire series prior to this. Such a great crew, enjoy all of the videos Eric!
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You guys are hilarious and talented! It's so nice to see hard work can still be fun. Awesome job everyone!
I LOVE these long construction videos! They are awesome to have on in the background while I work, they are very interesting as I know nothing about construction, they are very entertaining and very well made. Please post more content like this!!
I'ts a joy to watch peaple who know what they are doing/thank you!
I wrote to this channel because in 3 days I learned a lot watching you work, although here in Brazil we build houses in different ways I still like how you do it in America...big hug to the whole team.
Hey thanks! Cheers from the states
The thing that's most important to me is the fact that this is what I want to do, I spent my career 30 how to do every little step of the entire building process and this is exactly what I can do! This is my dream and you are helping me put all the pieces together! Thank you!!!
Love it. So much fun to watch. Those guys work so hard and use the best building practices.
thanks Tom!
@@PerkinsBuilderBrothers Might want to pause at 16:39 you forgot to censor Jays number....
You guys show a lot of skill and comradery. I was born into a dual trade family, Masonry and Carpentry. I started going to work with my dad when I was about 5 his main focus was the Masonry side, but I did get both. It was nice watching a build that I never once caught them make a mistake. My biggest pet peeve with the DIYers is decks. When they don't notch the posts and set the beam on top and just side bolt with lags. I don't get too upset anymore, I just pray no one gets killed on their man made log splitters! I subscribed, keep it coming and be safe!
This was super great! I watched the entire thing start to finish (and now its tomorrow morning!) Massive editing work, I know, and the end result was seamlessly perfect. Can't wait to see the fully-finished-to-the-end video whenever you have it ready!
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As hard as you all work, you always look like you are all enjoying yourselves. Great job
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I think is so neat for the homeowners to have as a memory on how cool the builders were building this masterpiece! Thanks for sharing!
The tool for tying rebar together: It's called a pigtail and used commonly in Florida, where the floors are monolithic slabs, the walls are block with tie beams, ie, lots of concrete and steel. Everyone uses them on homes. Commercial applications use wheels and lineman pliers, but the steel is usually much heavier and more of it, requiring longer tie wires than just tying two pieces of steel together. Pigtails are fast, no doubt about it, but only for certain situations. Love your videos. I was a builder in CO and FL. You guys do everything. Impressive and great.
I was a bricklayer for 48 years you guys have done a great job the walls from what I can see looks great nice job
Another brilliant video. Such great talent and you all work so well together. Fantastic to watch. Thank you
I love watching you guys build in the freezing snow when it's 102 here in Central California. Cools me right off!
More, please. Great way to spend a couple hours on a lazy Friday evening. Thanks!
Yes please; see the completion of the mountain build. I really enjoyed watching the entire build to ‘lock up’(an Australian term).
Loved it! Love how all you guys get along so great together and even though you’s joke around quite a lot you get the job done! I look forward to all your videos!
Love the job. Retired Carpenter of 40 years. Great crew you had and looks like you all had fun. What a great location.... makes the job enjoyable. Watched the video without FF even once 😁.
I can only imagine what the property value of that plot is. So gorgeous, honestly if I had that I would want an old looking cabin on it, but have a modern interior
This video has everything: drama, suspense, comedy, and love scenes. You can't say enough about the dedication of the Perkins Brothers & crew to get this job done in that weather and environment.
It's incredible to watch the collection of the vids of the whole build. Absolutely incredible to celebrate this long glorious build with a vid like this. What a project!!! I wan't one of all the funny moments toooo
This is the best he building show I have ever seen. It's like they tell us their building secrets! These guys are the example!
Thanks for the content. I've worked construction most of my life and it's great to watch you guys do it right(most the time).
what's great about this videos you guys put up, the customer can see everything that is done on their house! discovered this channel a few days ago! LOVE IT, love the work environment, the team how the care for everything and for each other. very professional build too.
I ABSOLUTELY loved watching you guys work. You and your crew were absolutely perfectionist at your skills. Awesome !
It’s really great to watch this complete build from beginning to end. I try to get as much as possible even if I watch 10 times I still like to see all your crew at work. Funny as well as all the handy work we see as you build. Please keep up all the great work it’s a pleasure to watch. Thanks for building and we will see you on the next video.
Alucinante el equipo Gus siempre poniendo el condimento positivo más un paisaje hermoso y soportando el temporal y la fatiga
found yall a while ago but just found out in this vid that yall work so close to where i used to live. I used to go up and snowboard at Chattahoochee all the time and did most of my electrical job in that same area. Love what yall are doin putting so much care and effort into your trades cause it's hard to find someone that cares up there.
Great job! I totally would love to watch the compilation of the finish work!
Rhythm is what you and your PERKINS CREW have and that is a beautiful thing
I love that you do these epic long vids Erik !!!!! A ton
It’s one thing to be able to build a well constructed quality home, it’s a whole different skill set to chronicle that build and produce such an engaging, educational and entertaining long form video… Awesome!
I love this. Great insight into mtn construction
I have just discovered your channel and have watched two complete builds..You are a delight to watch, keep the videos coming....
Love this longer video!! Would like to see more like this!
Yes, I want to see finishing this project. Great job filming and editing.
Love to see the rest please
thanks for the comment!
When I was framing houses we used the metal banding from our lumber to fasten the base plate to the floor as a hinge
Im surprised that the code permits using 8” block on basement walls.
Especially when they are that high, regardless of the bond beams and steel.
As for the parging, get a good quality bristle dust brush, and when the mud takes a bit of a set dip the brush in water and go over the mud.
It will do a surprisingly nice job, and also make it easier to apply foundation coating.
I agree with all of the great comments everyone is giving. I look at the quality of work and the number of guys doing these jobs and there is not a chance in hell the regular working man could ever afford to have you guys come in and build a home. I don't mean that in a bad way because you pay for what you get and you guys come with the highest credentials there are. You guys have it all and I thank you for your entertainment, worth every second of my time.
Watched the whole series and still really enjoyed watching this video. Looking forward to watching the new rental house come together as well!
I wish your team lived in Wetern Australia, i would have hired your team to build my home. Best compliment i can give, the other thing i like is your revelry but the respect your team gives to one another...total
Your team may have changed by now but you all do get on so well. Thank you its good to zone out for mental health.
Awesome video Erik! Unbelievable how fast you guys build a complete home from the ground up.
I Just discovered your Chanel 😮 and it is right down my alleyway, Why You ask? Been a Chipy (carpenter) in Australia for over 40 years,now retired in Croatia for the past 12 years and this,your job takes me back to my days,when there ware no trusses as such,so everything had to be hand cut and assembled and man handled in position. The only luxury I had was portable Geny,compressor and nail gun and that was in the seventies. Different times now,I suppose they keep up with times.
Terminology is somewhat the same and does ring a bell 🛎️ but I had sometime the most three man gang and when the weather was bad I used to do the fix out internally,doors,architraves,😮 scertings and so on. Like the camaraderie you guys have, and it does reflect in your performance. Good luck and safe work.🙏🇭🇷❤️👍
1:07:50 The best part of the whole video!
I loved this video. I always wanted to build our own house, I mean, we got 3 of them built for us, but I would have loved being the contractor (maybe not, who knows). So enjoyed watching it, and you guys keep it fun and joke around a lot but you’re serious when you need to be. So enjoyable to watch professionals do their job. Thank you! Such a nice home and what a view they will have.
Hi guys, that we as a great watch. The wife and I spent a lazy Sunday in New Zealand watching some 'Industrial athletes' build a decent house with stunning views.
I was searching for a Swiss Chalet build but was so glad I found you lot.
My wife, a primary school teacher, says you lot reminded her of her Yr 1 students.
Great Job, just wish I could get you to build my place.
Big thumbs up.
Enjoyed the whole video, love to see more like this
Thanks! Will do!
Great videos I am 67years young and you guys inspire me to want to build again, thanks and keep up the great work.
Excellent video , why arent you all on a TV building channel ? Once again thank you !
I love it.
Guys , being guys .
Keeping warm.
Hugging
Any port in a storm
Or just normal
I see Perkins video? I click
Yeah, but this time a bit scary, 2hrs+ with a wife like this😢
@@tomahoks didnt even see the 2 hour before i read ypur comment 😅
Fuck yeah
Hey whoa man
Rick sent me here whooo hoooo
Every step is done with purpose and efficiency . Just a DIYr here admiring your work. What a team.
"Not just a hat rack" Classic!
When I retired, I agreed to supervise the build of Habitat homes. I sought the help of the local technical school trades instructor. I had renovated homes, but never built a home. I learned a lot over those six builds and with the help of many more talented volunteers and inspectors we built very good energy efficient and strong homes. We used 6 inch studs for better insulation. Watching your builds is gratifying as it reinforces the process and techniques we employed in our builds. Thanks for sharing as I am too old to do this any more.
I'm here!
It really is with out a doubt beeeautyful views. My goodness so pretty. Enjoyed watching you guys work. Brings back good memories
No cardinal Coffee?😭😭
This is a awesome team in fine detail, thank you all very much for sharing in the production of this video. Well done everyone.!
Same again please 🙏
Have we seen this before or is my brain playing tricks on me?!? No matter!
This is a compilation of the entire frame in process of a job we did a couple years ago. It was about seven hours and footage cut down to the two hour version you’re watching! Took me about three months of work to get it done so I hope you enjoy
Nah bro every time I fall asleep with my phone on I wake up to this guy lol
@@justintrevino6848 tell me why this just happened to me haha
You all as a crew , great. Amazing team work.
This was a treat and therapeutic to watch. I must watch the full version now! Always enjoy watching a build from scratch to finish. I'm in software and IT, but I dabble with woodworking. Got a little workshop in my garage. Not a cool or as grand as some of those RUclipsrs, but it's enough to get my projects done. I've always enjoyed working with my hands. From working on cars, fixing things, building furniture, or electronics. Insta-subscribe!
Guys, what a great show ! Happy you endured the bitter cold… Lol, and no orange hoodies….. the chemistry…. is every think…. Keep building because still watching…. Ps I about a possible project in Antica …. 😂
Please create the finish video. This is an awesome video. One of the best build videos on youtube.
Thanks, will do!
Que grupo de trabajo tan genial. Son muy profesionales en ejecución del trabajo y hacen q todo parezca tan fácil. Gracias por compartir su información, es muy útil. Saludos desde Uruguay.
Never seen any of your content before but just sat here and watched this whole video! Thoroughly enjoyed it and will be subscribing and catching up on the rest of your stuff.
It's great! My shed has been completed and it turned out nice looking and sturdy and it is way better than the sheds that many of my neighbors had put up. Of course, I'm pleased with the outcome and this Ryan's ruclips.net/user/postUgkxGZedDTcDfgD7fG_uU4esfx_EgxzlY2_1 Plans was extremely useful to me as a guide.