Это видео недоступно.
Сожалеем об этом.
Most Comprehensive New Home Construction Video - Home Build Process Part 1
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 18 май 2019
- The most in-depth New Home Construction Process video (PART 1 of 3) How a home is made. Best Home Building 101 video on RUclips, going in depth on home builders & the process of building. This is the home building process from digging a hole through the foundation stage leading up to framing. Ty Wilde has been in the new home construction industry for over 15 years, personally guiding nearly 500 people through the new home construction process. Ty has produced dozens of video's on the home build process. Look for links to the most popular videos below.
Ready to Buy or Sell in UTAH? Call/Text me @ 801-995-2337
Find a Trusted Realtor anywhere else in the US Here: homeandmoney.c...
For the MOST Accurate/up-to-date Housing News & Statistics. Click HERE: www.youtube.co...
In 20 years as a Realtor in Utah, I've helped 100's of people from all over the World. If you're looking to Buy, Sell, Build a House or Invest in UTAH Real Estate, Call or Text Me @ 801-995-2337. I'd be HONORED to HELP YOU. Proudly serving the Salt Lake City area and Utah County for YOUR Real Estate needs.
Get in Touch with Me
Utah Realtor: Ty Wilde "Ty the Real Estate Guy"
801-995-2337
TyWilde7@gmail.com
Wise Choice Real Estate
Utah's Demographics - Crime, Schools, Real Estate & etc... www.neighborho...
Info on ALL Schools in Utah (Type in any city) - www.greatschoo...
Utah Population stats: gardner.utah.e...
FUN things to do in Utah - / wildekingdom
★ What we show on this channel ★
👉 Utah real estate
👉 New Construction homes
👉 Home selling tips
👉 Utah housing market updates
👉 Utah property tours
👉 House tours
👉 New construction buying process
👉 New construction build process
Find me on Social Media:
Instagram: / ty_the_real_estate_guy
Twitter: / ty_wilde
Facebook: / tytherealestateguyutah
TikTok: vm.tiktok.com/...
Recommended Videos:
Don’t MOVE to THESE Utah Locations: • Don’t MOVE to THESE Ut...
BEST Places to Live in Utah STUDY Says: • The BEST Places to Liv...
Why YOU Will HATE Living in Utah: • Do NOT Move to UTAH - ...
Eagle Mountain UTAH (FULL Tour) • Come SEE Eagle Mountai...
How to BUY your First HOME: • How do I BUY a HOME fo...
Why Paying RENT will DESTROY you: • Why Paying RENT will D...
How to SELL Your Home and BUY a New House: • How to SELL Your House...
Should You Build a House in 2024: • Should You Build a Hou...
HOW A HOUSE IS BUILT (IN-DEPTH) • MOST IN-DEPTH New Home...
BUILD vs Buy EXISTING: • BUILD a House vs Buy E...
How to Find the BEST Homebuilder: • How to Find the BEST H...
New Construction Home Buyers Guide: • How to buy a New Cons...
4-way walkthrough: • What is a 4 Way Inspec...
Final Walkthrough: • New Home FINAL WALK-TH...
Utah Videos:
UTAH What You NEED to Know: • What You NEED to Know ...
Reasons NOT to Move to UTAH: • Why NOT to move to UTA...
Pro's & Con's of Living in Salt Lake City: • GOOD and BAD of Living...
Why You Should Move to Eagle Mountain: • Why YOU Should Move to...
Utah Myths Busted: • Utah Myths BUSTED | Th...
This is edutainment. Always do your own research.
#tytherealestateguy #movingtoutah #UtahRealEstate #utahrealtor #utahrealestate #utahrealestateagent #utahhomes #realestate #realestateagent #realestatelife #realestatetips #realtor #realtors #realtorsofyoutube #realestateagents #realestateagentlife #realestatevideos #realestatevideo #buyingahome #buyingahouse #homebuild #homebuying #homebuyingtips #buildingahouse #buildingahome #homebuilding #homebuildingtips #homebuild #homebuilder #homebuilders #buildingahousestepbystep #newhome #newhomes #newhomeconstruction #utahhomebuilding #utahhomebuilders #utahhomeconstruction #homeconstructionvideos #construction #constructionvlog #constructionvideo #constructiontips #constructionprocess #newconstruction #newconstructionspecialist #newconstructionhomes
For more great New Home Construction videos hit the subscribe button ruclips.net/channel/UC0X9q1Yr_JARSO8hYHf9RRg
Now there are good people to come to Pakistan too
You are extremely good man
If Pakistan comes, I will write down my number
+923379727474
This is also my WhatsApp number
ozaan khan Thank you sir.
I moved into my new home last Tuesday. I feel like a kid in a candy store! Everything is new and fresh! I have to pinch myself! The house is rather large, but it's what I wanted after living in an apartment for the past 7 year's!
Lots of storage space, large yard! I love it! It took 9 months to build, but the whole process took about a year. It was stressful, but worth it. I paid cash., so no mortgage
Man Congratulations. I'm so excited for you. It's been a long time but I'm so grateful you took time to share with me. Best of luck & hopefully I'll still hear from you.
@@TyWilde Thank you for your help. I watched your videos and learned what to expect.
@@unionjack84 You're welcome. I'm grateful to you for watching & for your previous remarks. Best of luck to you my friend.
I'm having my foundation poured next week. This video really helps because I was freaking out because they dug an insanely deep hole for my basement. Seeing all the backfilling in your videos makes me feel a lot more relieved about my lot now.
Glad I could help. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for for all that beautiful explanation
Thanks for the compliment and for watching my video! Are you building a home somewhere? If so where?
So interesting and mesmerizing. Thank you 🙏
You’re so welcome!! Thanks for watching!!!
These are your best videos yet.
Thanks.
Thanks for this video! So informative and well presented. Looking forward to the framing.
Thanks for the compliment and for watching my video.
Hey fantastic video. Very informative and well explained. Thanks 👍
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the compliment.
Nice
Lennar New Homes By Armin - Thanks for watching my video & for you comment.
Great video. Super informative. This must have taken a long time to shoot. Thanks for that.
Summit Six-12 Thank you so much for the compliment. Yes I have to be at work almost every day to make sure I didn’t miss a part of the process. Thanks for watching!
Loved it!!
keep sharing please.
junaid khan Thank you so much. I appreciate you watching the video and your comment. Have a great weekend!
This is such a helpful video! I am in the building industry so I know what goes on. But trying ti explain the process to my wife is so hard because she is not familiar with the process. This video will help her see and understand the process!
Thanks for the compliment. I appreciate it more than you know.
very informative, one of the best video that explains thing very clear. Thanks
Thanks for the compliment and for watching my video. I appreciate you more than you know. Have a great weekend!
Smashing it brother lol!👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks 👍 My friends & I always say, "Killin' it!"
@@TyWilde that's exactly what I meant LOL I usually do too as well but I have a new temporary youngster around if you know what I mean but definitely killing it bro haha 👍🏻👍🏼👍🏾👍🏿👍
@@jensenjake9575 I've been there... done that!
Trying to build my house (23 Y.O). Really cool to see this step by step
ReD_SnOw131313 Thanks for the compliment and for watching my video. Best of luck to you!
This is the best and most easiest explained informative video so far , i like how he explains very obvious stuff too because most people are not at all familiar with wood house construction
Thanks for the compliment & for watching my video. I appreciate you more than you know.
Super informative video. Thank you!!
YOU'RE VERY WELCOME!! Thanks for watching.
Great Video. Appreciated your time. My brother constructed a house in India almost like this took almost two years. Very good.
Mathai Mathew thank you for the compliment and for watching my video I appreciate it more than you know.
The only thing I saw that if I was the contractor I would have done is run a vibrator down into the walls while the concrete was being poured. It would have made the walls stronger and would have made the walls really smooth. You can really see a lot of areas where air pockets formed and to me that is just the wrong way of doing it..
Thanks for watching & for your input. I appreciate you taking some time to contribute & share your thoughts.
Very nicely explained.. thank you
You are most welcome. Thanks for the compliment & for watching my video. Are you building a house somewhere?
Awesome vid budd. Im a geotechnical engineer and I always appreciate construction videos like this
Jack Williams Thank you so much. Such a wonderful complement.
how much cheaper would a shallow frost protected foundation cost ?
@@andreycham4797 Sorry, I'm just seeing this questions. To be honest, I have no clue.
Are you sure that you are a geotechnical engineer? Here are only mistakes on the video and none of the terms were used correctly! Should have delete the vid and make a new one, with a consultant. No need to have an engineer, civil tech should be more than enough. Here is my free tip:). Did not mean to insult, but my comment will help you a lot🤘.
Best regards.
@@nikolayplotnikov2979 sure. Your comment is just an opinion from your perspective. Its all good. However my opinion and perspective is different than yours.
Thats how life rolls, you always have people not agreen on something, but for me, these videos are excellent
Cheers
Awesome. I’m having a home built and this is the best explanation I’ve found explaining what to expect.
Thank you sincerely for the compliment. I appreciate it more than you know. Where are you building a home?
Outstanding! Thank you for such an informative video. Looking forward to actually having this done for us one day soon!
Thanks for the compliment. I appreciate it more than you know. Where are you wanting to build a home?
@@TyWilde Looking at Tennessee for our retirement. You are doing such a great job, revealing to us the housing industry, and I for one really appreciate it!
This is very very informative. This is exactly what I have been looking for. Thank You for making this video.
You're very welcome! Thank you for taking a moment to leave a comment.
Those are hurricane straps, not earthquake straps. They give strength near large openings like the garage door openings in case of a large gust of wind. They would do nothing for an earthquake. Cheers
Mitchell Johnson LOL. They are probably hurricane straps where you come from, but in Utah we don’t have hurricanes we have earthquakes so we called them earthquake straps. We could argue all day, but I’m guessing we are both right.
I really appreciate your video. It will give me a better understanding when I will have my future home built.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!!
@@TyWilde got a question for you. Should plywood cover all over the house frame? It seems this actual house that I am observing, there are portions with only a wrap, Styrofoam, that wire mesh, and stucco. It feels like they are being cheap or cutting corners. Thanks in advance ☺️
@@jepotsalvatore2748 yes. I would will cover the entire frame of the home. In these videos you’re not always seeing the final product so sometimes it’s hard to tell if a builder is cutting corners or not.
@@TyWilde Thanks! That's what I thought, after watching a lot of videos on RUclips. I guess I need to bring this to someone's attention.
Great videos. Thank you
Glad you like them! Thanks for the compliment & for watching.
I love this video. I'm looking to retire in 4 years but making plans. It great to know how a house is build and how long it going to take. I'm going to watch part 2 but I really enjoy your videos!
Thanks for watching & especially for your comment. I appreciate it more than you know. Best of luck to you with everything & enjoy video #2.
Thank you for this video! Very informative and you got a new subscriber as I’m looking into this field!
Awesome! I appreciate your comment and thanks for subscribing. I love the new home construction industry and would strongly recommend it to anyone who’s going to work hard. Best of luck to you and please keep me posted on your journey. And, please let me know if you have any questions.
Oh wow. Thank you I've been looking for a video like this. Good stuff. Please keep it up.
Thanks for the compliment. If you want to see the whole process check out this video... ruclips.net/video/p9LlHOgfIeE/видео.html
Thanks for watching. I appreciate you more than you know.
Nice video bro! We're getting our house built and this really allowed us to see the process. Thanks!
How exciting! I love building my own home. Where are you building a home?
@@TyWilde Windsor, Ontario
This is so interesting. I love it.
Thanks for the compliment & for watching my video.
@@TyWilde no problem. Where are you located?
@@erikadee8668 Utah. How about you?
@@TyWilde all the way in Illinois but thinking about moving to California in the next couple of years.
@@erikadee8668 I've been to both places. I loved Chicago. MJ was still playing for the Bulls then. California would be a huge upgrade in weather for sure! Best of luck to you. Keep me posted.
Ty I appreciate the knowledge man, I have learned a lot from looking at the 3 videos. I’m a new builder and now I know what to look for. Again thanks
Demarco Martin Thanks for the compliment and for watching my videos. I really appreciate you taking a moment to write this message. Where are you looking to build a home?
Ty Wilde Realtor & New Home Construction Specialist
Morning Ty, I’m building in Belleville illinois
Demarco Martin Nice. I stayed with some friends in Bremerton one time had a fun time playing in Chicago.
Ty Wilde Realtor & New Home Construction Specialist cool!
Demarco Martin Best of luck to you. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Very good effort to give knowledge. God bless u
Thanks for the compliment & for watching my video. Where are you from?
Very informative... How many weeks did this part of the process take?
John, Thanks for watching my video & for your comment. It takes one day to dig the hole & usually the footings are done the very next day. Then the foundation is normally done on the day after that. So only 3 days. Before they start framing, the foundation has to sit for about 10 days. During that time they run water lines, sewer & etc. Does that answer your question?
Ty Wilde Thanks for the quick and thorough response! I’m building in upstate NY and we are in this process!
@@johnchoi3945 Great. Best of luck to you.
Nicely explain the whole process. Can you please talk about the width of footings as well as foundation wall?
Thanks for watching & for sharing your thoughts. Maybe I'll do a more in depth video on footing & foundation.
I wish all videos were as Explainable as this one! Thank you!
Thanks for the compliment & for watching my video. I appreciate it more than you know. Where are you building a home?
@@TyWilde Oregon. I am starting with my foundation and trying to get more helpful information!
@@israelsarabia2700 That's awesome. Oregon is a beautiful place. I surfed there once in the middle of summer & it was frigid.
This was a great video - thank you. I'm curious about how the water that collects at the bottom of the "hole" gets out of the hole. The ground was undisturbed for millions of years so is rock-hard and extremely difficult for water to saturate, but when the hole was dug and filled back, the dirt is soft and permeable (even after tamping - can't compare to millions of years of settlement). When it rains, water will have an easy path to the lowest point, which is the footing. Is there a drainage system (french drain) that directs water to a sump pump?
Donald Lee Thank you for watching my video and for your great question. Fortunately, the ground is not rockhard so moisture can still seep into the ground. Even with compacting, the ground will still settle around the house and that’s why builders will leave a few extra inches of soil around each home. The most effective method for keeping water away from the house is sloping the dirt away from the home so the water runs to the street.
Hey Ty, i want to learn everything dealing with the home building process. As i want to have a company in this space one day. ANY help with how can i learn all of this? Any courses?
jordy villalta thanks for watching my video and for your questions. I’ve pretty much received my entire education just from being in the business. There’s really not a lot out there teaching people how to do this and that’s why I started doing these videos. I have probably 25 videos on new home construction that should be able to help you quite a bit, but if I’m missing something please let me know and I can focus my next video on that. Make sure you subscribe to my channel for updates & have a great weekend!
Very informative video !!!!
Glad you think so! Thanks for watching & for your compliment.
Great video. May I ask how long did it take to finish the whole house ?
Thanks for watching & for your excellent question. I can't remember the specifics, probably about 110 days from the time they poured the foundation. It can take longer though.
Also called "Lot 59" 😉 Great video my dude.
Thanks for you compliment & for watching my video.
I’m surprised they did not put insulation foam board over the tar painted on the outside of the basement walls for added insulation. Also, is there rebar in those floors?
I'm not aware of a single builder in Utah the puts insulation on the outside of the basement walls. The way you see it in this video is standard practice in Utah.
Oh, & no rebar in the floors. Thanks for your questions.
thank you so much for this training video.
I have two questions.
1) I did not see footing drainage system. it is not necessary?
2) some contractors believe tar layer can be a vapor resistant membrane, but not necessarily water proof layer. and water proof layer must be applied on exterior wall foundation. would you please explain more.
thanks
Thanks for watching my video and three questions. Drainage systems are not necessary usually the water runs away from the house along the ground surface. To answer question number two, in Utah we apply it to the exterior foundation wall For waterproofing. That’s really all I know from there. Hopefully that answers your question. Where are you from?
Thank you so much, your videos are awesome. I learned a lot!
You're so welcome. Thanks for watching & for the compliment.
Very informative, nice glasses Sir
lt khang Thanks for the compliment on the video and the sunglasses. Also thank you for watching my video.
How long did the process of this house take? Seems like the crews were very efficient in completing that house.
This builder is extremely efficient. The build time is normally 100-120 days start to finish.
To get more sq feet in a house…is it cheaper to dig deeper or buy more land to expand outwardly (taking up more surface area)
In most cases, it's cheaper to build up instead of out. For instance it's less expensive to build a 2-story home instead of a Rambler. Digging down can be less expensive as well, but if the ground is hard or rocky it could be more expensive to go down. Cheapest is up! Thanks for watching & for your excellent question.
Hi brother you shoot this video very elegantly but why u didn't include the plumbing ruff in part ?
Thanks for watching & for the compliment. I'm not sure. I'm actually planning to do an even more in-depth version.
Thanks for the awesome video. I'm getting ready to attempt to build my dream home in Maryland. Could you give me a ballpark figure on how much a foundation and framing should cost on a 3000 sq ft house?
Unfortunately I can't. The cost to build varies significantly from state to state & the costs are frequently changing. I'm also not involved in the pricing part of the home build process. Sorry & best of luck to you.
@@TyWilde Thanks so much for your time
Boyyy I tell ya, that view is AMAZING!!! those mountains! 😍. Love GOD'S creation, nature!
I know these homes are almost 500k value..
Thanks for watching & for your comment. Yeah, Utah is a be-UTAH-ful place to live. And, yes these homes are now pushing half a million. Where are you from?
@@TyWilde Jacksonville fla... Water front properties are the half a million dolla prices as far as view is concerned...
@@lavonn188 That sounds like an incredible view too. I'm a water person. I love lakes, rivers & oceans especially. I'd probably prefer your view. Thanks so much for the conversation this morning. I hope you have an incredible day. If you ever have questions about real estate or whatever, I'd love to chat any time.
@@TyWilde most definitely, I'm an actual contractor building new construction homes and remodels, I'll be posting videos like yours soon.. Great work, keep the videos comn!
@@lavonn188 Awesome. Best of luck to you my friend. Stay in touch.
Hi Mr Ty. Great video. I have a question. What kind of compaction work is done for the backfilling in the garage area? There is no mention about it in the video.
edward vera Thanks for watching my video and for your question. Generally they use the same machinery to compact in the garage area as they do on the exterior of the foundation.
isnt there a membrane they put down on top of the concrete wall before laying the sill plate? in other words, do they put the wood right on the concrete..
This is an excellent question. Thanks for asking. I've seen it both ways. Some builders will put the pressure treated wood right on top of the concrete while others will place a thin piece of water-impervious membrane.
Hello what is the procedure for extended basement with sub basement construction ?
Thanks for asking. That's not something I have a lot of experience with. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for the video and subbed.
Thanks for watching & for subscribing!!!
Hi there, these videos are very helpful! Thank you for doing them. I do have two quick questions though (I hope they aren't dumb questions 😂). Who spray paints those bright orange markings you were showing us? And does the same excavators do the backfilling as well?
Those are excellent questions. Thanks. The superintendent aka construction manager who's an employee of the home builder is the one that spray paints the home. And, yes the same people who dig the hole come back & fill it.
Awesome video. Please do more videos like this.
Thanks for the compliment. I actually just added this video with some new footage to my most in-depth video on the home build process.
Here's a link to that video... ruclips.net/video/p9LlHOgfIeE/видео.html
Great video! Question: 9:17 why they did not put this black paint to the bottom part of the wall (presented here 3:37 ), different types of the concrete?
Thanks for watching. Excellent question. They only put the paint or tar for waterproofing on the foundation not the footings. Same type of cement is used. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you. Are you looking to build a home?
yes, thinking of building, in BC - Canada. Thanks for your reply!
@@danieltanner518 You're welcome. Best of luck to you.
This is amazing thank you!!!!
Oh my gosh. You're so welcome. Thanks for taking a moment to write.
Are you building a home somewhere?
Great! But I don’t see the weeping tile
Me neither. Or is it me either? I never know which one to use.
Thanks for posting informative video. One quick question, at what stage Server line and Utilities (Plumbing/Electric) are brought in. Also what are black perforated back piped coming out of concrete.
You're welcome. Glad I could help. Most of the lines are run before they backfill. I'm not sure which black perforated pipe you're asking about but I'm guessing its the pluming for a future bathroom.
Ty, this is a great video! How long does concrete sit after being poured? After the concrete is poured could framing be started that same day?
Thanks for watching & for the compliment. Usually the builder needs to wait about 10 days from the time the footings & foundation is poured before they start framing to give it time to cure. During that time, the builder will complete multiple necessary things. So, it's not really wasted time. Where are you building a home?
@@TyWilde I’m building in Maryland with Lennar. Yesterday afternoon gravel was laid. It’s raining cats and dogs all day today. I just drove past my homesite and there’s a white plastic covering over the gravel
@@777hotcakes Hopefully the sun will come out so they can pour. Best of luck to you & please let me know if you have any other questions. BTW, I have several in-depth videos on the homebuild process, the 4-way walk-through, the final walk-through & etc.
Great video - thanks.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. I really appreciate you.
What is the cost per linear foot of this basement? If unknown, what is the premium this owner pays for the basement vs a slab foundation?
Thanks for watching & for your question. I don't have a clue on the cost per linear foot. As far as basement vs. slab, it's not an option. Everything just comes with a basement.
Hey ty awesome video. I have a quick question. We are currently in building process. They just poured basement walls and now we are waiting period for foundation to cure. They just came today and put 3 different pieces of 2x2 lumber frame adjacent to foundation wall sticking out of the wall. Do u know what they are used for. I m pretty sure its for some kind of marking, i was just curious whats that for. Thanks
It could be marking where the sewer, power & water lines are, but I'd need to see it to be sure. Congrats on building a home. I'm very excited for you.
Muy buen video
Mucho Gracias My Friend.
Is this a very dry area of the country, that sure isn't a lot of waterproofing for the foundation.
Graham Lake I guess better safe than sorry.👍🏼😀
As a investor If I spend 140k to building a new home what should my profit be?
Thanks for your question but there are too many variables to give you an accurate answer. You need to talk to a lender & see what your payment would be on a specific house & then see what rent is in that area. Where are you looking to invest?
In Kansas City, Missouri the market is real hot right now up here.
@@teewin9583 That's great. Yeah, this hot market thing seems to be going around.
Is compaction done after backfill & gravel pour? Before pouring concrete.
Hey, that's a GREAT question, thanks for asking. Compaction is usually done after they backfill to compact the loose earth around the foundation. Usually the home is sitting on what they call virgin soil. That means the earth has been compacting naturally for hundreds if not thousands of years. If the builder is building your home in a locations where they are adding new soil under your home even if it's just a portion of your home they must compact that soil. Builders often need to do this. For me personally, I'd only build a home that's sitting on virgin soil. Have a great day & once again, thanks for your excellent question. BTW, where are you looking to build a home?
@@TyWilde Thanks for the answer your video was exellent.I am from India was watching ur video for understanding construction practices all over the world.
@@binoytdaniel2864 That's awesome. I'm honored you watched my video. Thank you. Maybe some day I'll come visit you in India. It's very high one my list of places to see.
Thx
You're welcome. Thanks for leaving a comment.
Interesting but please be careful as this may work in UT, in other area have to be cautious. Few thing I see different here in BC:
1. weeping tile is absolutely required here but not seen in the video.
2. backfill can't be done before floor in place, concrete alone is not strong enough to withhold the pressure. See other video wall collapse after a rainfall. again, may not be a concern in UT or they have framer scheduled right after refill. hard to know from video itself.
3. waterproof, here need a layer on top of the tar, don't recall the name of it but basically it is a barrier with space to allow water run down so no pressure on the tar water proof layer.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Yes, the construction process can vary significantly from one location to another.
Great video, but one question, was there a sump installed into the basement to allow for water drainage?
Thanks for watching my videos. In certain locations builders will add one to easily remove water should it get inside the basement.
great video
Thank you I really appreciate the compliment.
Great video!
Thanks for the compliment & for watching my video.
what do you know about building homes in ontario canada, is it the same process?
I'm not 100% sure, but I'd guess it's pretty similar.
Why do they put Styrofoam in the precast but not in the on-site one?
Hummmm... that is a great question... one that I don't have an answer for. I'm going to look into this. Thanks for watching.
Does anyone know how much it costs to to build a 3 bedroom size hour from scratch? not including demolition of original house
There's too many variable to just throw out a number. I'd get quotes from 3 different companies in your area. That won't cost you a dime. Best of luck to you.
No insulation for the basement slab?
No. I'm not aware of any builder doing that in Utah.
@@TyWilde oh wow.. I assumed at least r-10 for zone 5
@@Fishneck10 Nope. Nothing.
You did not explain the French drain and the sompump
Sorry I missed them & thank you for pointing that out. A google search will give you a solid understanding super fast. Thanks.
It is a concrete truck! Cement is an ingredient of concrete.
Yeah I know, take it easy. I've just been around people who call it a cement truck. Thanks for watching & for your comment.
Praise
Thank you so much. I appreciate the compliment more than you know. Have a great weekend.
@@TyWilde welcome
@@progressivefarm3212 Are you looking to build a home? If so, where?
Concerning the walls, y'all don't patch those honey combs???
Honey combs? What do you mean honey combs? Ha Ha we probably call it something else here.
@@TyWilde yes we are in fla.. Lol... But the patches of holes that are throughout the exterior and interior of the wall, wen it is not vibrated,
What’s the price on one of these constructions?
Jose Garcia thanks for watching my video and for your great question. In Lehi Utah, these homes are in the $475,000 range give or take $25,000.
@@TyWilde Thank you for informative videos. I am sure that cost is due to the high amount of concrete being used in the basement area?
Jose Garcia Yes. It’s certainly cheaper to build on slab. But, it’s nice to get all that extra space in the basement too.
Ty Wilde I’m from South East Texas so we don’t have any basements and I wish we did have that option down here. Seems to me like it makes the house stronger having all that extra concrete.
Jose Garcia yeah, most of the homes in Utah come with basements. It’s pretty awesome to have all that extra space and have the ability to finish more bedrooms or add an additional family room in the future.
sALT LAKE LAKES CREATIVITY IN NEW HOMES/ LOOK AT LAS VEGAS HOMES FOR THE SAME PRICE
Prices are skyrocketing in both places.
No rebar needed for the basement and garage floors?
It's not something I see here in Utah.
sell me the floors plans for that house
Edwin D Thanks for watching my video and for your comment. Unfortunately, the builder will not sell these plans.
Hi Ty, please check out the Pocket Estimator app for costing residential building projects. Great for quantifying materials.
App available on android and iOS
I will check it out. Thanks for watching my video.
👍🏿👍🏽👍👍🏻👍🏾👍🏼👍🏿👍🏽👍👍🏻👍🏾👍🏾👍🏼👍🏿👍👍🏻👍🏻
YES!!!
@@TyWilde lol👍🏻👍👍🏿👍🏼👍🏾👍🏽
@@kennethbarton5129 Thanks brother.
I don’t see how structural foundations made unlike Normal building civil structural made . . where is columns right rebars i am comparing Philippines building houses is far away differently not the same. I m building my own house but not like yours. Please enlightened what was missing . Is these American standard structural building . I am watchingengeiro tv , mix ni kyua pinoy youtubter
Thanks for watching and for your comment. This is the standard way homes are built in Utah as well as many other parts of the country.
Concrete work looks rough
Oh yeah, it's hard work. Especially in the winter when it's freezing cold. It's not for me, that's for sure. Where are you from?
@@TyWilde how do you keep the thresholds of the garage floor from cracking with no frost coverage ?
@@billiamnye6562 Dude, that's a great question & to be honest, I'm not 100% sure I know the answer, but it's not something I've seen happen. I know that when they dig the foundation they'll keep as much of the virgin soil in place & a lot of builders will add rebar.
@@TyWilde but when they don’t pour their frost wall high enough you’re not able to seat the slab on to the foundation which would give you a connection to that virgin ground. With it floated up and over like that all you have is the Slabs thickness protecting it from the elements. Someone should be giving them the driveway elevation as they are forming so they can drop their frost wall 6in in the front and 4in for the rear pass door to accommodate the slabs pitch. I assume they are keeping it low so they can drive the machine in to do what they need to do. Pretty lazy in my book.
@@billiamnye6562 Thanks for sharing. I sincerely appreciate your input. I know each builder does this a little differently. The builder in this video actually has a great reputation, but that doesn't mean they do everything perfect, right? Where are you from?
Is someone trespassing?
What do you mean?
OSHA approved. Lol
Always. Right?
Bro appreciate the video but you went from spending 5 minutes showing digging a hole to magically footing appearing in the next shot?!?!?! Wasted my time.
I'm sorry I couldn't meet your expectation. I shot this video when I was still learning. I have other videos that might give you the information you're looking for. What is it about the step between digging a hole & footings you were hoping to see?
Those house are awful close together.
Yes. Land is getting pretty expensive now so to keep home prices down, homebuilders are putting homes closer together on smaller pieces of property. It definitely doesn’t work for everyone but many people are just happy to have a home instead of a condo or a townhome.