🏗️The construction process starts with setting up forms for the concrete slab.
🧱Concrete is poured in multiple stages, allowing for the addition of foam insulation and plumbing rough-ins.
🔨The walls are framed, and the team tackles challenges like setting up Gable ends and ridge poles.
🌿Soffits and fascia are installed, and sealing and staining are done to protect the wood.
🚪Doors are hung, and the finishing touches, such as foam insulation and siding, are added.
What is the purpose of foam insulation under the concrete slab?
—The foam insulation helps prevent frost from coming up through the floor, ensuring a well-insulated house.
How many pours are required for the concrete slab?
—Two or three pours may be necessary, depending on the addition of foam insulation and plumbing rough-ins.
What challenges did the team face during the construction process?
—Challenges included setting up Gable ends, ridge poles, and working in windy conditions.
Why was sealing and staining done on the wood?
—Sealing and staining protect the wood from weathering and give it an attractive finish.
What are the final steps in completing the house?
—The final steps include hanging doors, adding foam insulation, and installing siding.
00:00The construction process begins with setting up forms for the concrete slab.
02:29Concrete is poured in stages, allowing for the addition of foam insulation and plumbing rough-ins.
06:44The walls are framed, and challenges like setting up Gable ends and ridge poles are tackled.
10:39Soffits and fascia are installed, and sealing and staining are done to protect the wood.
12:36Doors are hung, and the finishing touches, such as foam insulation and siding, are added.
