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As a retired Construction Supervisor, I can see a real problem with not using a vapor barrier behind the drywall and the metal interior roof covering if you live in a cold climate and heat the house. If this is so, after about 6 months the insulation will be very wet and will support mold growth.
And in the shower. Former insulator here, and the shower gave me huge concerns. I know the brown backing on the insulation may be considered a vapour barrier but it literally takes 2 minutes to hang some poly. Especially since there didn't seem to be provision made for the joins in the wall materials. In my opinion it's worth whatever it takes to get someone out there to do spray foam on the entire envelope. This is why I would rather buy a basket case building of any sort than something remuddled.
I live in Ohio & I imagined water dripping off of the ceiling lol... it looks like they're in a warm climate. If its dry also, maybe mold isn't an issue. It can't be that dry if he uses rain water collection.
In the South, the vapor barrier is toward the inside of the building envelope, and the kraft face of the insulation, if installed correctly (which they did, with the tabs overlaping on the face of the studs), provides enough of a vapor barrier to meet code in most areas. My main concern is that shower, with cedar boards nailed directly to untreated subsurface boards. I see mold and mildew issues in the near future. At the very least a peel-and-stick membrane over the subsurface would have been nice. And the cedar boards themselves probably should have been beveled to shed water. For good measure, after being cut and dry-fitted, they could have been pre-treated on all sides before install, followed by a final treatment over the puncture holes after install.
As someone young(22m) and a jack of all trades, master of none I will have to say you’ve just motivated me to really push forward with buying land and putting a tiny house on it. Thank you for the videos and how easy you explain things
Dude. There was nature overgrowth all around the outsides. The inside was bare and absolutely trashed. Clearly nobody had been in there or used it in years. What else do you think the word "abandoned" means
Cosmetically it turned out fantastic. But I fear that you're going to have a major mold/moisture problem with that shower if you use it regularly. Anyway, great video.
@@cheleb4672 No moisture barrier behind the concrete backerboard, no sealing seams in the corners of the backerboard, no waterproofing of the backerboard, and no waterproofing of the concrete floor. A $100 bucket of HydroBan would have prevented the inevitable water destruction he's going to experience from the first shower. All his work on that shower was for nothing. He will now spend more redoing the shower than he would have doing it right the first time. Forget the cedar, water is going to intrude behind that backerboard and under the shower and will rot away at studs, the outer wall, and the floor.
Clear coated cedar for shower walls? Seriously, hope that works out. I'd be concerned with longevity and despite the sealer, mold. Rest of the project was super fun to watch! 👍🏼👍🏼
Didn't see any kind of water shield behind it either, looks like it's going to be a nightmare of rotten wood and mold in a few months. Tho i didn't watch the full video of the shower install, so maybe it was skipped?
@@gizzyguzzi yeah this is exactly what I thought! the tin sheets also make the room a lot more echoey than the wood would have and it looks bad too. Some people might like it, but it just isn't for me. Then the wall in the loft seems, lacking in a way... anyways, my point is that making the wall would have been a lot easier if the roof had been smooth with boards rather than it being covered with the wavy tin (I don't like the gaps left between the roof and the wall)... Now all of this of course personal opinion and they can and will do whatever they want haha, I just like to critique. I was simply interested because I'm curious about home designing 😊
What he said!^^^^ I couldn't agree more. I thought I was the only one who couldn't stand that is videos. Half the time I fast forward through them, just to get through all the chitter chatter.... lol. Awesome JOB!!! Can't wait to see the 60 Acre property -
Eh skipping explanations is fine until you actually try and build something. I'm guessing you don't have much experience building and are clueless as to what the major code violations in this build even were. Still great for entertainment which I guess is what you are after.
I really enjoyed watching this progression. Just straight through without wasted time for us in watching. My husband would love to do a project like this. He is the creative builder, manufacturer, leather worker ( sorry, but I love to brag about him.) Guess I could paint and do odd jobs. I loved how wonderfully you three are at working together. Family is great. Thank you for sharing this part of your life. God Bless!
When I did mine? It was a fourteen by twenty eight a frame with no porch. It's all spray foam insulated has got prefinished. Bead board because it was cheaper and easier to put in. And I used corrugated aluminum for the ceiling. Build in porches take up too much interior space I added one later
I’m really going to miss the Off Grid Property!! I’ve spent 2 years watching you develop this land-- sad you will be leaving it, but I am also excited to move on with you to the 60 acres. You & Danielle working together toward a common goal is priceless!!! Blessings! 💜
You make it look so easy! My daughter and I did her shed to house and holy cow! That was definitely labor intensive! We did shiplap the whole interior and made a bedroom but we didn’t do a bathroom since she’s 15 feet from my front door. It’s always an option down the road. You guys did an amazing job! Well done!
I just did the same thing for my GF's daughter, she's in college and only comes home on long weekends and holidays, I bought an old 16' camper from a buddy of mine that was basically gutted and we just built it into a big bedroom with a little hang out area with a bed, desk so if she needs to do school work while she's here. It doesn't have a bathroom nor a kitchen because it's literally across the deck from our tiny house but it does have a mini fridge and microwave if she wants to snack while there. She just wanted and needed a place to have some alone time in and to have quite time for school work while she's here. As she said it's nothing special but it's perfect.
I really like the longer videos. As I was always told growing up it's not your life you don't judge or demand things unless you are the one doing the work. So whatever you decide to do is great with me. Jason and Danielle I'm so excited for you both.
I love how easy you made it look! There were no crazy complicated explanations or distracting music. Just a quick "this is what you could do" and it came out amazing.
@@servraghgiorsal7382 I actually do know quite a bit about construction. It's kinda my job. But, THIS isn't about that really. It's just an example of what could be done. Not how to do it.
@@servraghgiorsal7382 Once again that depends on where you build, if YOU knew anything about construction you'd know this. Alot of the South/Southwest/West forbids Vapor Barriers because of the heat and humidity, all Vapor barriers do in extreme humidity is hold the moisture in and in the heat all they do is sweat and create moisture. Just because you live in the middle of Minnesota where and it's 3 weeks of summer doesn't mean you know anything about the rest of the country.
Absolutely incredible transformation! Love the no music just construction sounds. If only it could have happened in 20 minutes! Tons of hard work, great editing and it turned out so beautiful! Congratulations on a great job!👍💯🌺
That shed to house was beautifully done. Hope the property sells quick. You and Danielle were really generous to help out Jared. That's what family is about, love The Crockers.
He sells these properties? They LOOK really great but the quality and corner cutting will cause this house to have some serious problems VERY quickly. I do very much like his video quality and his decoration type but the actual build quality needs to be much better because if I bought this house I would feel scammed.
Wish I could build something like this to be closer to my parents and take better care of them. Housing prices are insane here at the moment. This was a lovely project. Thanks for sharing.
The sheds similar to this one aren't horribley priced about 12,000 usd & to make a full conversion around 15,000-17,000 total. & thats all brand new. There's always the option to use different materials & appliances to save on money.
Move in w them, I loss my parents and step parents very young and went into fostercare. K wish I knew what have parent was like,go to th ed m or you will regret it!!
@@kimgow7671 I am truly sorry for your loss and what you had to deal with. As much as I want to, I am not able to move in with them. I am close though. Thank you.
My husband and I are buying land & a upgraded 16 ×40 shed, (16in on center studs, 12in on center floor joists like a regular home). It's significantly cheaper than building a regular house.
Thought it was cool but doesn't look very functional. Didn't see fridge, stove or cooling element...but it shows how much potential a shed has to be converted. Great job!
The bathroom has no tiles or any serious Waterproofing. Just coating the cedar ain't it. The insulation will get wet and there will be black mold in a few months. And the metal under the roof...bad In winter. Catastrophe in summer. They are handy men. But they clearly don't know about and shouldn't be construction. If they selling these places, which I think they do, lawsuits will follow
Loved this video. Great editing too! This build came out gorgeous and someone who buys the land will love it. It's a great way to end this chapter for you.
I have watched you from the tent days and it’s been a pleasure being on this beautiful journey with you, we all know it was hard and you had some tough times but you achieved so much and now it’s time for someone else to take over and I can’t wait for the next chapter x ❤️🇬🇧
Thank you so much for your message and the link. This is the good side of social media helping the common people speak out for horrible wrongs or participate in helping people some where on the other side of the world. You help by sharing the story but then sharing a plan of action. Thank you for this.
Y’all did a great job! I saw a video where someone put concrete down on the shower stall floor & just put down different size of pebbles (rocks they collected from a creek). It looked really cool. Wish i would’ve done that instead of putting down tile myself.☹️
It looks wonderful I’m sure you won’t have any problem selling it I don’t know how many acres it is but with the tiny house on it that’s finished and the other one you started I’m sure it’ll sell
That was incredible! It would have to be to keep my attention for the whole thing with no fast forwards! I'm a 62 yrs. old woman who wishes she had a few of you men in my family and a tiny home of my own. Not in the middle of nowhere though. I'd be too scared! Lol Again, you guys are talented. Enjoy and thank you
Baby you'd probably be safer out there than in town I have German shepherd and just me if i hear three cars aday out on rd I wonder i love it always concealed carry though maybe one day you will have a place god bl
Freaking amazing. Love the horizontal boards. And the cedar for the shower is a guts move. But I have seen it done and it has kept nicely. I see these “sheds” all the time and think that there is so much potential into making them into little stay over spots or to make small shelters for homeless.
Interesting seeing people turning sheds into little tiny homes. Or nice little place for yourself or someone to get away from it with it having the very basics what you need. Good job.
I love how you go the extra mile to finish things out, so many times you see people just leave stuff half a$$ed and call it good. I really appreciate your work!
Seems me and several others can see that the issue with not using a vapor barrier, and pressure treated wood with proper seals, will cause moisture to travel between and cause mold build up. I get wanting to get it done quickly, but might as well do it properly, so you don't have to worry later.
Love the rebuild. Wish we could see it with the furniture in it. Have you thought about renting out as a vacation cabin? Also, I'm just an old woman, but shouldn't you use the special drywall in the bathroom to keep moisture where it belongs? You have skills that most of us wish we had. Keep up the good work!
Really worried about the shower and there being no barrier between the cement board and wood, can see the insulation getting moldy within a month or so 😬😬
He did pan the shower floor but newer codes require a pitch to drain before laying pan liner. I've done dozens of remodels for just this reason. A few years and his floor will rot from pooling water under the concrete. Not so worried about shower walls since he ran liner 12" up wall and used backer board before finishing with cedar (mold resistant) and applying a sealer.
I watched you ever one of these videos as you were doing it and I have to say you and Jared may end up with a tiny home building business of your own. Who knows what the future holds and you sure have the space for it now. I am totally jazzed for you all and know you can do this and lots more......you have already proved that to everyone. Your at the perfect age to where you begin to really know what you want in life and I am all for you guys going for the gusto! Danielle is a true asset to you and you to her. Jared is a worker who isn't afraid to try anything and always willing with open goodness to do so. Blessings in all you do decide to do. I have a grandson about your age and he is a go getter too......we have also always been a do it yourself family so I really enjoy watching you guys! Take care and each day is a new beginning and do you have a grand future looming over you..........hanging on for the ride and the progress. Again......blessings to all! Good luck on selling your place, it will sell and probably have a bidding war on driving the prices up. Wait on a few offerings that are solid before you decide.......... LOL It's the mom, grandma in me making me say that. LOL GO for it!!!!
I love these time lapse videos. Hope you are creating playlists for the Shootdang Ranch ready for the kids one day to watch. Key is organizing filing system now in the lap top or the icloud etc 💕
I have wanted to build a tiny home for years but I can't now due to being struck down with throat cancer, so I live in a tiny camper but I guess it will have to do. I live my dream by watching your videos, Thank you for sharing such wonderful videos.
As I watch this video all can say is wow! I don’t know anything about building but it’s amazing to watch and makes me feel like I can do this and definitely sparks my interest! Thanks for recording y’all working usually we just the the finish and the decor but this was awesome to watch from the true beginning! Thanks . Gives great inspiration!! Way to go!
These little buildings make a great starting point for such projects. You all did a fine job with this build and presented it well, too. There's really not anything terribly difficult to do here, so long as one researches any skills/materials with which they're not familiar. Good job and nice ideas!
A wood lined shower, that’s a decision. You obviously know what you’re doing though and I don’t so I’m really interested to know what stops the wood from rotting or getting mouldy?
He probably sealed the wood in the shower with a marine grade varnish. Cedar is naturally rot resistant. Add a high quality varnish and it will last as long as treated lumber.
i'm less concerned for the wood(looked like cedar?) and more concerned for the insulation 'cause that didn't look like the particularly mold resistant kind
Wow it was fun watching it all together in one video!!... I'm blown away at how much y'all accomplished in a short amount of time 👍.... It turned out AMAZING ❤️❤️
I LOVED watching this video!!! You are a VERY talented young man and I am so impressed! Awesome job. You turned this shed into an adorable, functional home. I was wondering what you were going to do with that big slab-- but I was pleasantly surprised when you were putting up the corner shelves-AWESOME JOB!!! I LOVE YOUR NEW HOME. 👍😂 GOD BLESS YOU and your "new home "
I put a bathtub, sink, w/d in a shed, and had to reinforce the floor, with sistered 2x4 joists. and of course, another layer of 1/2 in plywood, and a finished floor. Quite the project. raising the shed, to put sistered joists in. But, the worst, was this new floorining. I greatly prefer, a painted floor, or sheet flooring The problem with the new flooring, that is not breathable is that it buckles floors in Louisiana (we are not there, but I''m paying attention) . Your project looks great.
What a freaking amazing conversion! The entire house is absolutely beautiful. I love how well the choices of paint and stain complement each other. Congratulations to the 3 of you. Can't wait to follow you on the new property!!
Love not having music. It was great. More people should not use music. And let us just enjoy the sounds of actual working and nature. Thank you you've done a wonderful job both the video and your shed home reconstruction. I could live there happily the rest of my life no problem.
Enjoyed watching the transformation in real time, almost as much as watching it in time lapse. Just look at all the time I could've been watching Cold Beer!!! Love ya'll ❤️
@@ForwardEarth hmmm, maybe real time is all the videos most of us watched while he was building the tiny house. Maybe that's what was meant when I said I enjoyed watching those videos, in real time, but could've saved alot of time by watching the same build in time lapse. Just maybe...
I love it. I am curious though do you not have to put the plastic vapor barrier over the insulation if you use the metal for the ceiling ? And are you going to add solar later on or just going to continue to use the generator?
I really enjoyed watching the transformation and the skill you guys have is amazing. Glad there wasn't any music and also the speed of the video was good. Didn't drag out on any one project but just right. Not too much talking. Everything was perfect. The finished product was amazing 😍 I would love to know how much you spent. Purchase of the shed and materials plus if I had to pay labor what it would cost. If you don't mind.
If it was a real log burner, you should be concerned about the lack of heat shielding and spacing, not just the TV. Your house would catch fire, probably before the TV even melted.
The cedar in the shower is beautiful. I also love the wood stove corner. It came out great ! One question... Won't the heat from the wood stove effect your TV hanging over it ? This whole project came out so nice.
It’s not a real wood stove, but a small faux fireplace that produces only minor heat for comfort and ambiance. It won’t hurt the tv but also won’t heat the house enough for winter.
That is just sweet I'd love to have that tiny house they done such a good job inside & outside really like the colors they painted on all they house & outside too .
Looks cool. I have considered, a similar thing in my area, but waste water regs are a big issue. Did you have to put in a small septic, or are "holding tank/pits" allowed in your area?
In most Korean apartments, the bathroom is all one room. The shower is actually hooked up through the sink. I always feel like that would be a better use of the bathroom space in tiny homes rather than insisting on some kind of separate shower space.
Those properties and transfer titles of previous owners are imperative documents with notary stamp, date, and signature at the time of sell. Make certain to have copies with you in case they would request. Proper business methods are required for smooth function and operational standards. The quality of craftsmanship and the speed of this team is absolutely phenomenal. Sharing the business Aspects of property ownership, transfer, and purchase increase the movement to land purchase option and how it is accomplished.
As a tile contractor, I have to say that there are some major problems with that shower. First off, your concrete for the pan was way to wet. It should have been just wet enough to hold its shape when compressed in the hand, not wet enough to literally pore out of a bucket. Next, it appeared you used mastic wall adhesive to set the floor tile in the pan, that is meant for wall application only, never for a pan. Lastly, you used wood to finish the shower walls? Do you know why wood is never used for shower walls? Because its absolutely terrible as a shower wall. They adsorb water, mold and rot, even if you use a heavy oil wood like teak, it won't last. Another thing, you laid the flooring straight down to the subfloor without a vapor/thermal underlayment barrier. I hope you like cold floors growing mold under them because that is what you'll have.
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You are amazing. All your family are - here’s to the future x 💕
So generous to give Jared land for free. Hope he gets something for his building$$ when time comes he moves or gets married and moves.
closing one chapter, to start a new life with Danielle on 60 acres with Jared.
Danielle can you find Jarred a nice girlfriend?
@@pamallcorn4066 Danielle must have some single girlfriends for Jared
As a retired Construction Supervisor, I can see a real problem with not using a vapor barrier behind the drywall and the metal interior roof covering if you live in a cold climate and heat the house. If this is so, after about 6 months the insulation will be very wet and will support mold growth.
What is a vapor barrier?
And in the shower. Former insulator here, and the shower gave me huge concerns. I know the brown backing on the insulation may be considered a vapour barrier but it literally takes 2 minutes to hang some poly. Especially since there didn't seem to be provision made for the joins in the wall materials. In my opinion it's worth whatever it takes to get someone out there to do spray foam on the entire envelope.
This is why I would rather buy a basket case building of any sort than something remuddled.
I live in Ohio & I imagined water dripping off of the ceiling lol... it looks like they're in a warm climate. If its dry also, maybe mold isn't an issue. It can't be that dry if he uses rain water collection.
Yup. Fun watch but some moments a guy just looked away to avoid cringing.
In the South, the vapor barrier is toward the inside of the building envelope, and the kraft face of the insulation, if installed correctly (which they did, with the tabs overlaping on the face of the studs), provides enough of a vapor barrier to meet code in most areas.
My main concern is that shower, with cedar boards nailed directly to untreated subsurface boards. I see mold and mildew issues in the near future. At the very least a peel-and-stick membrane over the subsurface would have been nice. And the cedar boards themselves probably should have been beveled to shed water. For good measure, after being cut and dry-fitted, they could have been pre-treated on all sides before install, followed by a final treatment over the puncture holes after install.
As someone young(22m) and a jack of all trades, master of none I will have to say you’ve just motivated me to really push forward with buying land and putting a tiny house on it. Thank you for the videos and how easy you explain things
I think we may disagree on what constitutes an "Abandoned Shed."
It looked pretty new to me
Thought the same thing
Agree. That 'shed' is bigger than my house lol
Dude. There was nature overgrowth all around the outsides. The inside was bare and absolutely trashed. Clearly nobody had been in there or used it in years. What else do you think the word "abandoned" means
@@shanebreezy4453 that overgrowth could have grown in one season after they moved the shed there
Cosmetically it turned out fantastic. But I fear that you're going to have a major mold/moisture problem with that shower if you use it regularly. Anyway, great video.
I fear for his eyeballs lmao. You can see the safety squint in action at 10:27. Eye protection is the easiest/cheapest safety gear out there.
What do you feel is the concern with his process? I'm doing "mad" research on tiny home builds for my future.
@@cheleb4672 they both answered your question? Lol 😂
@@cheleb4672 No moisture barrier behind the concrete backerboard, no sealing seams in the corners of the backerboard, no waterproofing of the backerboard, and no waterproofing of the concrete floor. A $100 bucket of HydroBan would have prevented the inevitable water destruction he's going to experience from the first shower. All his work on that shower was for nothing. He will now spend more redoing the shower than he would have doing it right the first time. Forget the cedar, water is going to intrude behind that backerboard and under the shower and will rot away at studs, the outer wall, and the floor.
@@CrazyGuyBlahBlah thank you for your response. I appreciate your time.
Best thing about it is thank you for not putting annoying music. Enjoyed the video even more.
Clear coated cedar for shower walls? Seriously, hope that works out. I'd be concerned with longevity and despite the sealer, mold. Rest of the project was super fun to watch! 👍🏼👍🏼
Didn't see any kind of water shield behind it either, looks like it's going to be a nightmare of rotten wood and mold in a few months. Tho i didn't watch the full video of the shower install, so maybe it was skipped?
I think cedar is mold and mildew resistant. I know they use it in saunas but not sure if it would work for a full on shower. Maybe?
@@TheRogueBro I think green board but yeah, that can't be a good idea. I thought he was gonna run the tile up the walls.
I think they mixed up the tin sheeting and the cedar boards; should have used the tin in the shower and the board on the ceiling!
@@gizzyguzzi yeah this is exactly what I thought! the tin sheets also make the room a lot more echoey than the wood would have and it looks bad too. Some people might like it, but it just isn't for me. Then the wall in the loft seems, lacking in a way... anyways, my point is that making the wall would have been a lot easier if the roof had been smooth with boards rather than it being covered with the wavy tin (I don't like the gaps left between the roof and the wall)... Now all of this of course personal opinion and they can and will do whatever they want haha, I just like to critique. I was simply interested because I'm curious about home designing 😊
Thank you for not explaining everything to death and just showing us how you did the remodel. Awesome build. I wish more channels were like this.
Oh yeah
Yes!!! I was thinking the same thing!
What he said!^^^^ I couldn't agree more. I thought I was the only one who couldn't stand that is videos. Half the time I fast forward through them, just to get through all the chitter chatter.... lol. Awesome JOB!!! Can't wait to see the 60 Acre property -
For real 😳
Eh skipping explanations is fine until you actually try and build something. I'm guessing you don't have much experience building and are clueless as to what the major code violations in this build even were. Still great for entertainment which I guess is what you are after.
I really enjoyed watching this progression. Just straight through without wasted time for us in watching. My husband would love to do a project like this. He is the creative builder, manufacturer, leather worker ( sorry, but I love to brag about him.) Guess I could paint and do odd jobs. I loved how wonderfully you three are at working together. Family is great. Thank you for sharing this part of your life. God Bless!
That was so amazing! I wish I had followed in my parents footsteps! Mom drew the floor plans & Dad did the building!
Hello Judy, how are you doing?
When I did mine? It was a fourteen by twenty eight a frame with no porch. It's all spray foam insulated has got prefinished. Bead board because it was cheaper and easier to put in. And I used corrugated aluminum for the ceiling. Build in porches take up too much interior space I added one later
I very much enjoyed the sound of the power tools instead of music. That to me is music 🎶
Beautiful. Takes pride in his work! Why can’t I find a guy as drive. And talented as him!!!🥹
I’m really going to miss the Off Grid Property!! I’ve spent 2 years watching you develop this land-- sad you will be leaving it, but I am also excited to move on with you to the 60 acres. You & Danielle working together toward a common goal is priceless!!! Blessings! 💜
Hi, where is your property that you are leaving
I am looking for tiny house and land off grid
Contact Jason Crocker- his Off Grid Property is in Oklahoma- outside of a small town “Kansas” - which is NE Oklahoma by a river.
Little Kansas? I know exactly where that is, I don't live to far from there....I live in good Ol Jay merica lol
Did I miss it? Insulation?
You make it look so easy! My daughter and I did her shed to house and holy cow! That was definitely labor intensive! We did shiplap the whole interior and made a bedroom but we didn’t do a bathroom since she’s 15 feet from my front door. It’s always an option down the road. You guys did an amazing job! Well done!
It looks easy because he cut every corner that he could. This is NOT how to build a home.
I just did the same thing for my GF's daughter, she's in college and only comes home on long weekends and holidays, I bought an old 16' camper from a buddy of mine that was basically gutted and we just built it into a big bedroom with a little hang out area with a bed, desk so if she needs to do school work while she's here. It doesn't have a bathroom nor a kitchen because it's literally across the deck from our tiny house but it does have a mini fridge and microwave if she wants to snack while there. She just wanted and needed a place to have some alone time in and to have quite time for school work while she's here. As she said it's nothing special but it's perfect.
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The potential of these sheds is amazing. Great quarters. And if any issues arise, I see you all being handy to fix it. 😊
I really like the longer videos. As I was always told growing up it's not your life you don't judge or demand things unless you are the one doing the work. So whatever you decide to do is great with me. Jason and Danielle I'm so excited for you both.
Very nice! THANKYOU FOR NOT PLAYING THE ANNOYING MUSIC! It takes away from the beautiful work that you are doing!
If only you posted this 5 years ago. Beautiful work. I needed this.
I love how easy you made it look! There were no crazy complicated explanations or distracting music. Just a quick "this is what you could do" and it came out amazing.
The problem is he did make it look easy. If you do some study on construction you'll see some major flaws. I'm telling you, don't build this way,🤔🤔🤔
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@@servraghgiorsal7382 I actually do know quite a bit about construction. It's kinda my job. But, THIS isn't about that really. It's just an example of what could be done. Not how to do it.
no way this was done in under 20 minutes, this is such a lie...at the least 2-3 days and that is almost at it at 24 hrs a day.
@@servraghgiorsal7382 Once again that depends on where you build, if YOU knew anything about construction you'd know this. Alot of the South/Southwest/West forbids Vapor Barriers because of the heat and humidity, all Vapor barriers do in extreme humidity is hold the moisture in and in the heat all they do is sweat and create moisture. Just because you live in the middle of Minnesota where and it's 3 weeks of summer doesn't mean you know anything about the rest of the country.
That shed to house came out awesome. I never thought of using a wood shower enclosure before. Great idea on the wooden shelves for the bathroom.
Absolutely incredible transformation! Love the no music just construction sounds. If only it could have happened in 20 minutes! Tons of hard work, great editing and it turned out so beautiful! Congratulations on a great job!👍💯🌺
That shed to house was beautifully done. Hope the property sells quick. You and Danielle were really generous to help out Jared. That's what family is about, love The Crockers.
nice compliments,but if its a cold climate he will have both plumbing and mold issues and need to start from scratch with some nasty demo.
He sells these properties? They LOOK really great but the quality and corner cutting will cause this house to have some serious problems VERY quickly. I do very much like his video quality and his decoration type but the actual build quality needs to be much better because if I bought this house I would feel scammed.
Wish I could build something like this to be closer to my parents and take better care of them. Housing prices are insane here at the moment. This was a lovely project. Thanks for sharing.
The sheds similar to this one aren't horribley priced about 12,000 usd & to make a full conversion around 15,000-17,000 total. & thats all brand new. There's always the option to use different materials & appliances to save on money.
Move in w them, I loss my parents and step parents very young and went into fostercare. K wish I knew what have parent was like,go to th ed m or you will regret it!!
@@kimgow7671 I am truly sorry for your loss and what you had to deal with. As much as I want to, I am not able to move in with them. I am close though. Thank you.
My husband and I are buying land & a upgraded 16 ×40 shed, (16in on center studs, 12in on center floor joists like a regular home). It's significantly cheaper than building a regular house.
$1.9 k a month rent go brrr
It's Perfect, You all did a great job making into a Tiny Home I would love to call it home. ❤
Someone will snag this up quick! Y’all did a fantastic job.
Thought it was cool but doesn't look very functional. Didn't see fridge, stove or cooling element...but it shows how much potential a shed has to be converted. Great job!
The sink is a darn JOKE..
@@servraghgiorsal7382 Its a standard camper sink.. lol what more do you need lol he has no stove so not gonna be washing pots and pans haha
Doesn’t have a bed either
The bathroom has no tiles or any serious Waterproofing.
Just coating the cedar ain't it.
The insulation will get wet and there will be black mold in a few months.
And the metal under the roof...bad In winter. Catastrophe in summer.
They are handy men.
But they clearly don't know about and shouldn't be construction.
If they selling these places, which I think they do, lawsuits will follow
It's off grid.
You guys renovated the old house so beautifully I almost didn't recognize the old house after you guys renovated it
Loved this video. Great editing too! This build came out gorgeous and someone who buys the land will love it. It's a great way to end this chapter for you.
I have watched you from the tent days and it’s been a pleasure being on this beautiful journey with you, we all know it was hard and you had some tough times but you achieved so much and now it’s time for someone else to take over and I can’t wait for the next chapter x ❤️🇬🇧
Great jon. I did like the porch railing though :)
The tin roof+ rain hitting said roof= best nights sleep ever!!
If it's insulated properly, you won't hear much of it.
Thank you so much for your message and the link. This is the good side of social media helping the common people speak out for horrible wrongs or participate in helping people some where on the other side of the world. You help by sharing the story but then sharing a plan of action. Thank you for this.
Y’all did a great job! I saw a video where someone put concrete down on the shower stall floor & just put down different size of pebbles (rocks they collected from a creek). It looked really cool. Wish i would’ve done that instead of putting down tile myself.☹️
There's no stopping you two when you work together twin power
Hello 👋 dear ,how are you doing?
It's nice to have all the tools make it go by faster and easier
It looks wonderful I’m sure you won’t have any problem selling it I don’t know how many acres it is but with the tiny house on it that’s finished and the other one you started I’m sure it’ll sell
That was incredible! It would have to be to keep my attention for the whole thing with no fast forwards! I'm a 62 yrs. old woman who wishes she had a few of you men in my family and a tiny home of my own. Not in the middle of nowhere though. I'd be too scared! Lol
Again, you guys are talented. Enjoy and thank you
Baby you'd probably be safer out there than in town I have German shepherd and just me if i hear three cars aday out on rd I wonder i love it always concealed carry though maybe one day you will have a place god bl
awesome!!! It's a wonderful thing when we can use our health and hands to build things that can be used.
Freaking amazing. Love the horizontal boards. And the cedar for the shower is a guts move. But I have seen it done and it has kept nicely. I see these “sheds” all the time and think that there is so much potential into making them into little stay over spots or to make small shelters for homeless.
Or as a viable choice! I'd happily live in one of these and I'm not homeless or looking for a stay over spot!
Perfect without the music! The sound of the nail gun, saw and hammer makes the video more interesting! Tiny home came out beautifully!
Interesting seeing people turning sheds into little tiny homes. Or nice little place for yourself or someone to get away from it with it having the very basics what you need. Good job.
You guys did a beautiful job on the outside. Excited to see the rest I've watched several of your projects, you make your mama proud.
I love how you go the extra mile to finish things out, so many times you see people just leave stuff half a$$ed and call it good. I really appreciate your work!
This brought tears to my eyes very beautiful
That's awesome but once again where is the waste from the toilet and shower going???????
Seems me and several others can see that the issue with not using a vapor barrier, and pressure treated wood with proper seals, will cause moisture to travel between and cause mold build up. I get wanting to get it done quickly, but might as well do it properly, so you don't have to worry later.
Oh Man, I could live in this cute little building. Love the porch.
From an old lady of 68 years old: You did an AMAZING job. God Bless you.
You’re not old, you’re middle aged!
Love the rebuild. Wish we could see it with the furniture in it. Have you thought about renting out as a vacation cabin? Also, I'm just an old woman, but shouldn't you use the special drywall in the bathroom to keep moisture where it belongs? You have skills that most of us wish we had. Keep up the good work!
I like this style video. 100% no waiting or 10 different videos. Just all at once. Thanks for this. 🙌🙌
Really worried about the shower and there being no barrier between the cement board and wood, can see the insulation getting moldy within a month or so 😬😬
there is no water proofing any where . i give it a year not more
@@MrMaxnc I agree! The whole thing will be a moldy mess in a year! I saw too many things to even waste my time listing them all. 🙄 Lol
House I'm working on now is over 40 years old and has no barrier and there is no mold.
He did pan the shower floor but newer codes require a pitch to drain before laying pan liner. I've done dozens of remodels for just this reason. A few years and his floor will rot from pooling water under the concrete. Not so worried about shower walls since he ran liner 12" up wall and used backer board before finishing with cedar (mold resistant) and applying a sealer.
@@bludaizee24 Yeah I notice tons of mistakes in every build he does lol it seems like he just wings it with 0 actual research for some reason
Beautiful job! I didn't know that you could put cedar wood in a shower. Love the modern look.
Love it! Thank you for no music, I appreciate being able to just focus on what you were doing.
Woah I LOVE the effect of that tin roof ceiling! It reflects a lot of light, and looks more unique than most builds I've seen. Great work y'all!
Will the tin be hot in summer & cold in winter? It sure looks fantastic.
Until condensation makes the insulation moldy....
You done a wonderful job on the tiny house, hopefully you will get a lot of money for all the work you have put into it. I think it's very nice
you got you a good lady there isn’t to many that would help do the things that make you happy congratulations man honestly
I watched you ever one of these videos as you were doing it and I have to say you and Jared may end up with a tiny home building business of your own. Who knows what the future holds and you sure have the space for it now.
I am totally jazzed for you all and know you can do this and lots more......you have already proved that to everyone. Your at the perfect age to where you begin to really know what you want in life and I am all for you guys going for the gusto!
Danielle is a true asset to you and you to her. Jared is a worker who isn't afraid to try anything and always willing with open goodness to do so.
Blessings in all you do decide to do. I have a grandson about your age and he is a go getter too......we have also always been a do it yourself family so I really enjoy watching you guys!
Take care and each day is a new beginning and do you have a grand future looming over you..........hanging on for the ride and the progress.
Again......blessings to all! Good luck on selling your place, it will sell and probably have a bidding war on driving the prices up.
Wait on a few offerings that are solid before you decide.......... LOL It's the mom, grandma in me making me say that. LOL
GO for it!!!!
Hello MLM how are you doing?
You all did an amazing job! Can’t wait to see your future dream house! ❤️
Thanks Ma!!
Hello Michelle, how are you doing?
What's under the shed for the water and toilet to drain
I enjoyed this video, I loved the no music aspect of it, just hearing the work being done was enough for me to enjoy this
I love your house. What a great example of making something great from nothing. Enjoy your new home 💖
I love these time lapse videos. Hope you are creating playlists for the Shootdang Ranch ready for the kids one day to watch. Key is organizing filing system now in the lap top or the icloud etc 💕
I have wanted to build a tiny home for years but I can't now due to being struck down with throat cancer, so I live in a tiny camper but I guess it will have to do. I live my dream by watching your videos, Thank you for sharing such wonderful videos.
As I watch this video all can say is wow! I don’t know anything about building but it’s amazing to watch and makes me feel like I can do this and definitely sparks my interest! Thanks for recording y’all working usually we just the the finish and the decor but this was awesome to watch from the true beginning! Thanks . Gives great inspiration!! Way to go!
Thank you, Shakita! That means a lot to us, and we did the video to hopefully inspire others!
That is not what I would call an abandoned shed. It is brand new.
I love maki g things like that, i been teaching myself fixing my moms mobile home,but i would love to learn more about building homes more better.
These little buildings make a great starting point for such projects. You all did a fine job with this build and presented it well, too. There's really not anything terribly difficult to do here, so long as one researches any skills/materials with which they're not familiar. Good job and nice ideas!
A wood lined shower, that’s a decision. You obviously know what you’re doing though and I don’t so I’m really interested to know what stops the wood from rotting or getting mouldy?
He probably sealed the wood in the shower with a marine grade varnish. Cedar is naturally rot resistant. Add a high quality varnish and it will last as long as treated lumber.
Everything is a decision. 👏
@@michellekeith8955 wow! Did not know that!
i'm less concerned for the wood(looked like cedar?) and more concerned for the insulation 'cause that didn't look like the particularly mold resistant kind
@@michellekeith8955 Thanks, I learned something new.
Look at what we can create when there's creativity,love & inspiration in our minds. Beautiful job my friend! 👍🏻
Wow it was fun watching it all together in one video!!... I'm blown away at how much y'all accomplished in a short amount of time 👍.... It turned out AMAZING ❤️❤️
Hello Auntie 👋 how are you doing?
Yeah! It said 20 minutes! I need them to come to my house! Lol ❤️❤️ Watching this!
What an awesome job you guys did on this shed. Best of luck with your new endeavors!
Hello 👋 dear ,how are you doing?
Charming!!! Beautiful little house with lots of personality. Be happy 😊
Beautiful! Jason, Jared & Danielle I’m so happy for y’all! 😊❤️❤️❤️
I LOVED watching this video!!! You are a VERY talented young man and I am so impressed! Awesome job. You turned this shed into an adorable, functional home. I was wondering what you were going to do with that big slab-- but I was pleasantly surprised when you were putting up the corner shelves-AWESOME JOB!!! I LOVE YOUR NEW HOME. 👍😂 GOD BLESS YOU and your "new home "
My house is in desperate need of a complete renovation and so I wish I had your talent! It's amazing what you all accomplished!
You gentlemen are certainly talented as heck....cant wait to see what y all do at your new ranch. Peace😉
I put a bathtub, sink, w/d in a shed, and had to reinforce the floor, with sistered 2x4 joists. and of course, another layer of 1/2 in plywood, and a finished floor. Quite the project. raising the shed, to put sistered joists in. But, the worst, was this new floorining. I greatly prefer, a painted floor, or sheet flooring The problem with the new flooring, that is not breathable is that it buckles floors in Louisiana (we are not there, but I''m paying attention) . Your project looks great.
What a freaking amazing conversion! The entire house is absolutely beautiful. I love how well the choices of paint and stain complement each other. Congratulations to the 3 of you. Can't wait to follow you on the new property!!
If only we could build in time lapse for real… The bathroom I’m working on would be done.
The shed the house looks great.
Loving the tv mounted directly above the stove. Some real head scratching design choices going on here.
Love not having music. It was great. More people should not use music. And let us just enjoy the sounds of actual working and nature. Thank you you've done a wonderful job both the video and your shed home reconstruction. I could live there happily the rest of my life no problem.
Enjoyed watching the transformation in real time, almost as much as watching it in time lapse. Just look at all the time I could've been watching Cold Beer!!! Love ya'll ❤️
This is not real-time. In actuality, it took a bit longer than 20 minutes.
@@ForwardEarth hmmm, maybe real time is all the videos most of us watched while he was building the tiny house. Maybe that's what was meant when I said I enjoyed watching those videos, in real time, but could've saved alot of time by watching the same build in time lapse. Just maybe...
Outside lookin good, a little dark for me. Inside and outside added insulation! Lookin good for weekends or camping trips!
Looks so good! Great job guys! Can't wait to see what you guys do on the ranch!
Hello Trae 👋 how are you doing?
I love it. I am curious though do you not have to put the plastic vapor barrier over the insulation if you use the metal for the ceiling ? And are you going to add solar later on or just going to continue to use the generator?
That came out beautiful… simple but perfect
I really enjoyed watching the transformation and the skill you guys have is amazing. Glad there wasn't any music and also the speed of the video was good. Didn't drag out on any one project but just right. Not too much talking. Everything was perfect. The finished product was amazing 😍 I would love to know how much you spent. Purchase of the shed and materials plus if I had to pay labor what it would cost. If you don't mind.
This tiny house looks amazing! Would love to live there!
My ONLY concern is the TV above the log burner... I'd be worried the TV would melt!
The log burner is electric, no worries.
Not log burner elec heater fake fire/logs
If it was a real log burner, you should be concerned about the lack of heat shielding and spacing, not just the TV. Your house would catch fire, probably before the TV even melted.
@@Inspectorzinn2 No! FAKE "read" ELECTRIC HEATER.
I really liked how you opened up the porch.
No one ever ever say Jason doesn’t work. I for one cannot wait to see J J and Danielle on the shootdang ranch building their futures
The cedar in the shower is beautiful. I also love the wood stove corner. It came out great ! One question... Won't the heat from the wood stove effect your TV hanging over it ? This whole project came out so nice.
It’s not a real wood stove, but a small faux fireplace that produces only minor heat for comfort and ambiance. It won’t hurt the tv but also won’t heat the house enough for winter.
@@nmbr6kid thanks!
The cedar is nice, but did I miss the waterproofing of the walls of the shower?
Wowie~Wow ya'all!! I am impresserd,, I gotta impressed,,!! This tiny house is gorgeous!💜💙💜💙💜💙💜
I love this build y’all. Looks great, fun, and inspiring.
Great video. Makes it look so simple and easy, but we all know that it wasn’t. 😊❤️🙏
Hello Sugar how are you doing?
That is just sweet I'd love to have that tiny house they done such a good job inside & outside really like the colors they painted on all they house & outside too .
Looks cool. I have considered, a similar thing in my area, but waste water regs are a big issue. Did you have to put in a small septic, or are "holding tank/pits" allowed in your area?
I was wondering the same?
In most Korean apartments, the bathroom is all one room. The shower is actually hooked up through the sink. I always feel like that would be a better use of the bathroom space in tiny homes rather than insisting on some kind of separate shower space.
Those properties and transfer titles of previous owners are imperative documents with notary stamp, date, and signature at the time of sell. Make certain to have copies with you in case they would request. Proper business methods are required for smooth function and operational standards.
The quality of craftsmanship and the speed of this team is absolutely phenomenal.
Sharing the business Aspects of property ownership, transfer, and purchase increase the movement to land purchase option and how it is accomplished.
My only question is where did you run the sewer line? Looks great thou!
As a tile contractor, I have to say that there are some major problems with that shower. First off, your concrete for the pan was way to wet. It should have been just wet enough to hold its shape when compressed in the hand, not wet enough to literally pore out of a bucket. Next, it appeared you used mastic wall adhesive to set the floor tile in the pan, that is meant for wall application only, never for a pan. Lastly, you used wood to finish the shower walls? Do you know why wood is never used for shower walls? Because its absolutely terrible as a shower wall. They adsorb water, mold and rot, even if you use a heavy oil wood like teak, it won't last.
Another thing, you laid the flooring straight down to the subfloor without a vapor/thermal underlayment barrier. I hope you like cold floors growing mold under them because that is what you'll have.
Dang. LOL. Im far from a professional, but I silently questioned the wood in the shower as well.
Too* wet.