Complete Construction of a Modern Getaway Home
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- Опубликовано: 23 май 2022
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This video follows the start to finish construction of a small, but very stylish, vacation home for one of our clients. We are calling it The Modern Mountain Getaway, and it features vaulted ceilings, a huge wall of windows, and lots of outdoor space for the owners zen garden! In this video we will highlight building techniques, building codes, order of operations, cost, building materials and tools used, and also even talk about the problems we run into during the build! This is going to be good fun.. And the best part is that you can rent this home for your own mountain getaway!!
This video is a very condensed compilation of a video series that we previously released comprised of 26 longer videos adding up to about six hours total content. This is a great way to catch all of the highlights in about a quarter of the time!
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one of the coolest videos i have seen in a long time
hahahahahahah
@@sinisajakus3602 w22
I'm 60 yo from Malaysia.
I'm too old to be a builder, but learning how it's done and the discipline that goes with being a builder gives me a lot of satisfaction and joy.
Well done Perkin boys.👋👍
@@sinisajakus3602 😮
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Probably the best Ryan's ruclips.net/user/postUgkxGZedDTcDfgD7fG_uU4esfx_EgxzlY2_1 Plans on building a shed is hardly ever found. And Ryan takes the mystery out of different types of foundation options, etc. He even shows how to build a shed with different designs. Very comprehensive, covering different roofing materials, siding, etc.
Compressing months and months of work into a 2-hour video that isn't boring, clunky, or lopsided is genuinely impressive.
I never watch things like this without either skipping through or losing interest entirely.
Seriously, you guys have a real knack for this.
11/10!
What a great advertisement for their construction company. If I were in the US I would hire them for anything. This builds so much trust.
I've learned a lot from watching their videos, and I used to do construction with my wife's brothers years ago.
Nothing beats a group of hardworking, handy and extremely knowledgeable men.
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I'm only 13, but I want to be a builder when I'm older, and this is giving me a good look into what it's like. Thank you. Great vid
Edit: Thank you everyone for the kind words of encouragement. I really appreciate it 😁
Awesome… your welcome
@@PerkinsBuilderBrothers you’re 😂
Me too, I’m 15. But I’ve always wanted to be a builder, hope you achieve your dream bro
@@Physign Thanks, you too
If you’re only 13 i don’t think there’s gonna be much building left to do when you’re older but there’s still gonna be a mass load of demolition/renovation so construction is still a good business to get in now :)
I was really impressed by the "here are the parts of the initial inspection we failed, and here's how to fix them!" I always love when people show their mistakes and how you avoid or fix them. Really impressive.
Some of the stuff they failed would have not in other states.
Or the inspectors would have just allowed it as it’s minor and won’t actually be affecting the overall integrity of the house… just a thought
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That’s a real craftsman. Lot of new houses are just thrown together with a bare minimum pass on the inspection. This is my dream home
I have to agree this guy is an amazing builder I mean he took into consideration of how the sun hits the windows at different times of the year. I mean that's not all but was a big deal to me lop
Appreciate how you guys showed your failures as humans and rectifying them on record... Which is something I don't see on other building videos.
Wow this is perfect. Dream home. Rural, secluded, mountain, nature. This home is everything.
Please do a follow video explaining all the costs broken down, material, labor, profitability, how to incorporate unstable material costs throughout a build etc!
Agreed, I wonder the cost of such a build.
Hed be giving away all his company secrets to profits unless he cooks books
I wish you guys were in California! Wow, I really enjoyed the start to finish job overview, it gave me a good idea of what I can expect when having my home built. What kind of advice can you give for when I choose a construction company to build my home?
Tiny houses with Jena
Been scrolling threw the comments hoping to find a rough cost, I am in the process of finding land and house design now
Dam, I watched this whole video, and I found myself saying to myself, "I would love to have a home built exactly like this one", and I would love for the same crew to build it. I'm impressed with your home building skill's. You guy's are funny too :>) Once I began watching this video I couldn't stop till the end, it was very fascinating to me!!
Same
For real man, heartfelt on that one, such a amazing video, it pulled me in til the end
WOW So did I...So impressed with the skill level n dedication of the crew, well narrated and edited video, very detailed and finally an awesome product,
a beautiful, practical home. I want to live...or stay there!
As well as, excellent video editing and narration!
ONLY hassle is the numerous adverts. PLEASE.
I get that they want to take advantage of advertising monies but ads disturb the flow of their video, as it is so freskin' frequent and frustrating - distracts from the coolness of the actual video.
Only their skill and comedy keep me coming back.
Bless you from 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧
I'm surprised everyone was so photogenic, it's great to see a team that's confident on and off camera.
Did not think I would watch this whole video but it was amazing. Your attention to detail in every aspect of the build is really amazing. Thank you for being awesome!
Damn, i just watched the whole thing in one sitting and it didn't even feel like 2 hours 😅
Great job on the project. I'm a builder myself
Same man
Yeah, the things they can build these days in two hours! ;-)
@@Cergorach I know right? This would take me at least a week
I've never finished and watched a video this long on RUclips. You guys are so good at what you do. Love the explanations on every steps and definitely, the funny parts. Ya'll are so fun to watch!
Thanks Rose
@@PerkinsBuilderBrothers N E V E R I will understand why Americans LOVE living BEHIND garages. Why don't they build their houses with the garages 20 feet behind the front door????? The ugliest and stupidest way to build houses!!!
My sentiments as well, I never finish long video clips, but on this one I watched it until the end, I think it's got to do with the presentation especially the presenters voice and how they present the video.
My old man was a Builder/Developer. These videos make me nostalgic for simpler times.
Your level of professionalism and detail is second to none. All the construction tips are like gold. You packed so much information into a couple of hours. Well worth the watch. I wish all homebuilders would take pride in their work as much as your crew takes.
I'd really love to see a series on the business side of construction. Dealing with lawyers in creating subcontractor contracts, how to deal with having cash upfront or a line of credit for lumber yards, how to deal with split payments for subcontractors, things like that.
100% would love to see this also.
Also the design and permit process. Material list etc...
That would be interesting.
That would be a nightmare. Even if you have it all dialed in its always a hassle
If you do, please dont use a regular slot for your normal content.
I just booked this place on Airbnb for Valentines getaway next year for the wife and I. Super excited, can't wait!!
So impressed with your incredible video’s Perkins brothers!. I don’t think alot of people realize how much work it is to record and edit everything. Let alone focus on the construction. So well documented, uplifiting and valuable information.
I was so excited when I found this series and I am so grateful for every video you guys put out. I'm a Virtual Design and Construction major, but I'm also disabled. Which means that I can't do an internship on a construction site like how all of my classmates do. These videos help me to feel as though I'm not missing out as much. I learn so much from you guys and it helps so much. I'm able to see how the things I am learning are applied on real jobs and that's not something I can do as easily as everyone else. So thank you. Keep being awesome.
Someone's 'vacation home' is my dream first home. Ahhhh the world we live in is fabulous isn't it 😄
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It sure is. Thank God not everyone is not bound by others’ limitations.
Your crew is very good at what they do and that is huge. I'm 30 + years as a contractor and over the years I lost 3 members of my crew to go out on their own, one retired and one died of cancer. I never was able to put together another crew like them and it has hurt my business significantly. Feel blessed you have such a good crew.
Yes I can imagine it would be hard these days to find a good working crew. Hopefully there are some still out here, hope you can find them...best of luck to you.
Pro tip, when driving stakes in the ground, keep your palm up. That way if you miss you slap your palm not the back of your hand.👍
My husband is a retired master stone mason ++ (you know, tile, electric, plumbing...) and has done everything from building a fence using stones from a dry river bed to cladding Microsoft's headquarters in structural stone. He has also provided expert testimony on safety issues, build problem solving, etc. We watched this video start to finish and every comment he had was positive. My husband has a high level of standard for jobs and y'all blew us both away.
My wife and I have spent the last year checking out design and build blogs - you guys are way out in front. The content, honesty and visual references is a testimony to your professionalism, standards and outstanding craftsmanship. The owners of this property chose well, every aspect of this build from the ground up speaks quality and a long lasting legacy. Congratulations - you deserve every success that comes your way. Thank you for posting an excellent instructional record.
GOTTA have your bike with you... You never know when a ride might present itself.
I’m on my fourth video now. Really enjoying your work and productions. I have a bunch of newbie questions so I’ll scrub the comments in hopes they’ve been addressed.
the homeowner is so lucky to have a passionate construction team
Ok even though I remember watching this whole series I'm still stoked to watch this right now
Awesome! Thanks for the comment!!
Age expectancy 2000 years ago was 35 years. 100 years ago in the USA was 53.6. So yeah screw things like sun screen, what has it ever done for us.
I really enjoyed your video. You guys seem to do great work and thanks for showing us.
First time I watched you guys and got addicted to watched you guys I live in Pennsylvania
Cheers from North Carolina!
What a sense of satisfaction to watch a house being built from scratch to finish.
can't believe I watched the whole vid. fantastic build,fun, humor excellent results. I'm sure Tina was ecstatic at the completion. Idea love to work with you guys for a year and learn more different innovative techniques. cheers from Oz
I have never watched such a long you tube video and enjoyed it so much! Thanks!
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When I pour concrete counter tops, I take that blade out of my Sawzall and run it alongside of the frame to get all the bubbles and air out of the concrete mix, it works great!
Can I just say, I love the work environment y'all have?? The acknowledgement of a job well done, the goofiness, finding the fun in tiring tasks. It's inspiring and so fun to watch!
Great vid. Watched in its entirety. A note for the guy that said "we survived thousands of years" without sunscreen. Does he realize that people also survived for thousands of years without that tool suspender and all the tools he has in it? The speed square alone... my god.
my thoughts as well, its not really a great argument. he is basically neglecting all modern medicine with that statement
Amazing build coupled with an amazingly detailed video, 40 years in the trade and I watched every minute!
Hats off guys!!
I also with my husband bought the land. Ordered the prints. Secured financing. Had the land surveyed and the house sited on the lot. Got the foundation in and ready to roll. I was a DIY girl before all the rest. Loved it! When you get near the end and see it all come together you do feel a great sense of accomplishment! 70 now and still contract small painting, pool decks, bath remodels etc. with a helper for friends and relatives. These men get along so well and work great together. Really enjoyed this Video!
My wife and I installed some of that under-tile heat mat once. It's a real pain in the rear! And it was a large bathroom that we did, too. We also built a large walk-in shower in that room. Wish I could post a picture here, but I guess it's not possible to post pictures in comments.
Wow.... That's definitely one way to do it...
been in the business 40 years and i love your attention to the little details that most builders don't do or care to do
Really like the integrity of your work. If one nail is wrong and it make the whole weird you remove the whole wood.
One pillar of my house is 4 inches off where it should be
I can’t believe I watched 2 hour of guys building a house!!! And I’ve enjoyed every minute of it!!! Nice job!!!
Guys I have followed a few builder’s on RUclips but you have to be one of the best three that I’ve ever come across with an exceptional eye for detail the others would be Mike Holmes and the Essential Craftsman. All three are super talented people who I like to see. I used to be in the construction industry as a scaffolder but I had severe injury to my back in December ‘99 that nearly destroyed my life, it took nearly 10 years before I could get into some sort of work 😮, unfortunately it would never be Scaffolding ever again. I’m a engineer now and build scientific testing equipment for the PPE industry, it’s given me more scope and skills to my life, thanks for these videos you all help make it worthwhile watching them, God bless you all and have a wonderful Christmas and an even more prosperous 2023! Phil. 🇬🇧. Uk
As a carpenter of 20 years, your attention to detail and general building knowledge is excellent, hat doffed.
Aaron came in speaking perfect English in another language! Watching talent will always be amazing! ✌🏾
really nice to see a group of individuals that takes so much pride in their work. and awesome to see you using a drafting table to hand draw that customs door for the client.
Wish we had crews as professional and fun as you guys. I'd move over the pond to work in a heartbeat. Fantastic work.
These videos are INCREDIBLE, and a real education on how you Americans build homes. I'm in the UK, and timber- or stick-frame homes are VERY rare here-they're 99% brick/block, or reinforced concrete. But it's fascinating to watch how quickly homes in the US and Canada go up, with much more work for carpenters. I've worked on lots of RC frame buildings by erecting formwork, but this looks FAR more fulfilling 🙏🏽🔥💪🏽📐🔨
Hey guys
I am 2nd year Architecture student in syria
I wanna say i really enjoyed watching this
I love building with wood rather than bricks and blocks
The funny thing that here in my country the code forces us to use concrete , bricks and blocks 😅
Keep it up ❤
I can't believe I watch the entire video without skipping. I am just hooked up at how well you build the whole house and mostly at the personality of everyone here.
i remember watching these videos when they first came out, but hell YEAH i'm still down to watch and rewatch the entire thing. this will be the perfect accompaniment to chores or crafting
As an ex-painter decorator (by trade) I have never seen a builder pick up a paint brush unless it was to put primer on an exposed bit of wood! 😂 good work 👍
A small tip when I was a sprayer over in Scotland and England when I was younger we used to carry a small tip with Vasoline or you might call it petroleum jelly then we would put a small amount around the eyes and the bits you might get overspray and then it comes off no problem whatsoever and you guys have the best airless units they’re are .peace and love from Scotland 👍💪🥃🏴
That's that back breaking work 😂. I avoided concrete work and shoveling at all costs. I love the fact that you tried to use all the leftover materials you had. Efficiency and resource saving is key to making money and running a good business. Great work and very professional.
These guys know how to build the proper way I love the attitude on the job and their attention to details and taking the time to double check and straighten everything up the industry of building houses has gotten laxed and these guys do a good job attitude makes the best and these guys have done the best I would hire these guys anytime if I had that type of income they do it right and they do it good I recommend them to anyone good job guys
This was a wonderful video. 2 hours!? Worth watching every minute. You all were amazing to watch. Nothing is more satisfying than watching people do what they know how to do. From the dirt to the metal top was (for the most part) one gang. AAA
Why did you all order trusses and not make them?
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I love the way the both of you respect each other and work together, you make your subscribers feel as though we are right there with you….watching for weather reports and praying the roads stay clear for you… thank you for including us all in your life.
"we had a good time building the house" - COME ON!!! Y'all ALWAYS have a good time!!! THAT is what it'slike to work with a bunch of guys like yours!!!! Color me jealous!! LOVED THE VIDEO.
Incredible. Engaging. Inspiring. Thank you so much for producing and sharing this, guys.
I second that
This video was so entertaining! I’m usually skipping through to get to the “good parts”, but I’m watching this straight through. Thanks for the video!! You guys are awesome… “That’s one way to do it!”
My high school "what you should go into after testing" recommended I go into carpentry, after watching this video I now regret not following that advice. (30 years of being a physical therapist). Great video and dynamics of your crew. Please come to wyoming and build our new home.
i choose this house rather than the penthouse in New York in a heart beat. the amount of dedication..crazy respect and piece of art. The way you build the house make me so useless and less of a human...
I wouldn’t mind making this my permanent home. Nice job.
I’m down with Covid, and not in the construction biz at all. I watched every minute, mesmerized. You guys are great at what you do! Thanks for taking us along!
Hey thanks! Hope for a quick recovery for you
@@PerkinsBuilderBrothers Feeling much better already, thanks. BTW, I'm a pretty handy dude with a very solid tool collection, but watching you guys work shows me how much of a hack I am compared to a real craftsman. Your attention to detail is remarkable.
WOW! She made this beautiful home just to rent it out as an Airbnb. I sure hope the people who rent this take care of it. Awesome hob guys!!
I hate that thin window cover plastic. I always use the thick stuff. So much easier to work with. I love the wood stairway wall. Pro tip, you can filter the paint before you spray. Does not take long if you have 2 guys filter and 1 spray. Less clogs. Or you may need a new nosel lol. Great video!
This was awesome! Not too technical, a little fun, and I learned things. Also, this is a very close design to my own house, just seriously upgraded.
We’ve purchased land in Bryson City - I can only hope our place looks as beautiful as this one. Love your work!
I was a carpenter for 5 years after high school before i went back to college. Most fun i've ever had working (when the weather was nice). Great guys just like these guys
I honestly thought this was one of your team's home because you guys are so detailed and passionate and you are having fun. i wish everyone can have a job they enjoy as you guys.
I’ve discovered your channel with the first video of this project and I’ve been watching ever since! Thank you for so much education and fun along the way! Peace and love from Germany
Thanks Kon
Also, an idea from Tiny Housers for Kitchen..Next to the Fridge Box, or elsewhere, install a pullout 12 to 16 inch inch closet, set on casters, on a movers dolly with 4 casters, welded or glued with PL to stay non-rotating, you can pull this out and access the shelling which is perpendicular to the front..very handy..so its an update design-wise from old kitchens..and people, as in this build, seem to prefer shelving for the more open look.
It amazes my how small the lots look until everything is there. Truly amazing
Was lowkey hoping for this exact video! Was one of my favorite places you built cause it was so unique
Awesome thanks Jacob!
Best video I've seen on RUclips in a long time! Great job, great build! Thanks for taking the time to produce it.
I 100% agree!
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i totaly agree.. great job ..great video
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Well done guys-appreciate your share-the bantering without “mouth pieces”, which makes for easier listening. Beautifully done!
Sur4ely there is no bqad blood between you two and your dad. Peace in the family is a very good thing, God Bless!
Well done again, Perkins crew! This was a nice surprise and a very informative two hours! I probably speak for many people but it is wonderful to have you put in the time and effort to make such educational videos for younger carpenters while also letting every viewer know that you can have fun and enjoy all aspects of the craft! Can't wait for the next build.
I was just thinking I needed a complete build to pass the time
Ha ha! This one should pass LOTS of time
I had 10 times the trees they had here, and added 25 more to one acre of forested Michigan home. Variety ya know ? Hey the Trout like water shading, and shed. July 4th weekend, Ice Breakers had to open the Mackinaw Straits. about 8 years ago . I'm getting soil today, for some trees here at my new home. Mushroom Mulch in spring time, if you want to get things going before summers heat. Those were Very tight specks on that house guys. Great work and attention to details. That tree was a an Eagles Lair, any given summer.
Vacation home...That would be my home! This house is gorgeous. I could easily live there full time. The views are amazing. I would be sitting on the covered patio sipping a big cup of coffee every morning.
NOW THAT'S DEFINITELY ONE WAY TO DO IT 😎😎 ABSOLUTELY LOVED WATCHING THE ENTIRE PROCESS. THANK YOU SO MUCH GUYS. IT WAS A PLEASURE WATCHING YOU ALL WORK AND ENJOY EACH OTHER'S CAMARADERIE. ❤️
Well that’s one way to do it……
Great video! Long but informative and interesting to see how another crew does things. You guys have a great chemistry that’s hard to beat!
Still amazed Americans build their houses with wood.
Great work regardless 👍
What do they use in your country
Steel and concrete. bricks and mortar. Wood for some details. @@petebrown2845
The Perkins Builder Brothers have kicked it up a to the next level... An over 2 hr long video! It is time for me to pop some pop-corn pull up a chair & spend 2 hours of pure enjoyment watching this video!! Thank You! Keep Up The Good Work!!
One team does it all.
It looked impressively good.
When installing an ondol, you must first insulate the floor.
You have to install an ondol over it.
Otherwise, a lot of heat is lost to the floor.
We truly enjoy all videos !! I was in Commercial Construction for 30 years. The foundation is one of the few things I disagree with you on. It costs nothing to bring up rebar from the footing to the block wall. It’s a pain because sometimes the rebar lands where the edge of or center of the block hits. Lay it out better or chip the block and bend the rebar over to the open cell. I don’t like a slick finish on top of the footing. I believe in a raked finish. I agree , It is easier to pop a line and faster to lay the block. The roughness of a raked finish bonds the mortar to the foundation. A slick finish will never give you the lateral strength that a raked finish does.
IMO B HONEST!
yall some bad mofos!
Great craftsmanship, no nonsense Great workmanship and Professional Attitude!
This encourages me to the fullness to just be spot on with everything no matter what!
Great Gentleman!
Would love to see a follow up on this video from the owner with her decorating and Zen planning. She seems talented.
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Just fabulous. Loved every minute of this. So much fun to watch.
I’m absolutely locked in to this build, nothing is going to stop me from start to finish
This video took me through my whole Diaylis treatment thank you thank you so much you all give me so much entertainment in my last months. Best quote “ I don’t think you can say that “ lol
Some of the best building step by step I've seen in a very long time. The right speed, tips, techniques, and comradery. This is loaded with useful and technical information, thanks so much! Congrats on all you good work while documenting it all too! Update now that I've finished: killer job! That place is stunning, and I'm amazed at each turn where you tried to do as much of the work as possible. Serious craftsmanship right there. Great colors inside and out. This is the first video of its kind I've watched all the way through and really took away good points for building. You guys are inspiring and looking forward to seeing more.
A good portion of this went over my head, but I can appreciate how detailed oriented y’all are. I’m sure the home owner appreciates it as well.
Pro Painter tip: Between all the masking time, materials (blue tape, plastic, paper), excessive paint consumption and time messing with the sprayer, plus the overspray that will still happen at least once, you are far better off to roll. I had a painting company for years, and we compared techniques and tools with stop watches on a regular basis.
Despite watching each house build series in full... always stoked for watching time-lapses or recaps of the same build.
Also, sent you guys a message on Instagram and email. Hope you can check it out! Love your stuff man!
Hey thanks Paul… sorry I don’t really ever check the Instagram messages I guess
@@PerkinsBuilderBrothers All good! I'm just annoyingly persistent and have enjoyed the content you and and the guys make, so wanted to try and contribute a thought or two. lol
For failure #1 as a structural engineer I would have provided a detail to interconnect each of the three plates to have the strength of a single 5.5" x 4.5" header which would easily carry the single roof truss, if asked. All it would require is the addition of 4" SDS screws at a specified spacing.
I remember watching this whole project on the 2020 lockdown. Man, it feels nostalgic, those times were just so damn effed up, but your videos made my days much better to handle. Thank you very much for uploading this compressed version.
You guys are so awesome I’ve learned a lot from you guys I so love what you guys do thank you so much