one of the best documentaries i've ever seen! thank you!)

@lolathomas6011

6 ай бұрын

What a beautiful house wish I can afford one like that

@hurtadoaviles

4 ай бұрын

Facts

@user-wp8zp9nk6y

4 ай бұрын

Побрейте того парня с БОРОДОЮ 🧔

@aqibkhatana6371

3 ай бұрын

Yes this is best❤

@edgemonsiteworksllc3369

2 ай бұрын

You people think this is good? Wow

I’m a city boy and I just sat through your entire 2 hour video and I must say it was an absolute joy watching you men work. You are magicians of your craft. Thank you!

@shoey7100

11 ай бұрын

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ shutup

@meyilembajamir27

11 ай бұрын

Jungle boy right here

@TheRareJokerrr

11 ай бұрын

@@shoey7100 shut up

@prime12602

11 ай бұрын

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ take your propoganda somewhere else Clown

@NoFailer

11 ай бұрын

@@iridium8341 Damn, you are so cool.

I came here just to fast forward to a point to check out the mountain view and then move on, but I actually watched the entire 2 hour long video from start to finish and I don't regret a minute of it. You guys are not only great at building houses, your in front of and behind-of camera skills are also amazing. Very entertaining to watch. I'm doing some building (sheds and barns) on my own property in my free time, but I'm not a craftsman...which I really regret. I love working wtih wood and also with concrete and the physical labor outside, especially when the weather is nice. In my next life, I'll be a craftsman and build some nice houses, with a nice crew. =)

@markainsley231

11 ай бұрын

I did exactly the same. Great video

@misterpizarro5512

11 ай бұрын

When I read your comment I was just starting to watch the video and didn't see how long the video was, went back to it and said "holy shit it really is 2 hours" and then still proceeded to watch the entire thing lol

@hotdogman8271

11 ай бұрын

Same PFP?

@Marcosasf1346

11 ай бұрын

I don't know how old you are, but i can definitely tell you that it's never to late to start doing what you love

@moos5221

11 ай бұрын

@@Marcosasf1346 I assume you meant to say "...never too late to..." and I totally agree in general. But in my case health reasons make it impossible to start a craftsman career, sadly. But I do what I can as a hobby, so I'm getting some enjoyment and satisfaction anyways. =)

I have 46 years as a carpenter. You build exactly the way I was taught. Do it with pride and do it right. Best video I've seen. Great group of guys making the content educational and funny. Loved every minute. Beautiful job.

As a project manager in the Danish construction industry I really enjoyed your video. Seeing how different you build your houses compared to in scandinavia is just so exciting to watch :D

@sebokilltv

6 ай бұрын

As an austrian some things give my total anxiety 😀 - I love the american wood work inside houses, but the whole structure/basement stuff is just creepy as fuck.

@bimmerspov5357

3 ай бұрын

@@sebokilltvyeah man - also the wood just dug in the earth lol - no protection. Nothing. Left to rot away. And the nails driven from the side into everything - jeezus. In Germany this house Wouk have no approval 😮

@FamiliarAnomaly

2 ай бұрын

@@bimmerspov5357In Germany it's law that your house requires to hold up to 20 people right? 😆

@Specter.X0X

Ай бұрын

@@FamiliarAnomaly20 ppl? Even 1000 would be nothing to our houses. :D And they dont fly away if they get tired from a Hurricane..:P

@redpillinvestor8571

Ай бұрын

@@bimmerspov5357 The wood is already pre-treated against rot/bugs. Same wood as decking

I'm a data scientist and exclusively work at a desk, yet I find this type of work very inspiring and relaxing to watch (: Thank you for putting in the time!

@anasuzi5794

Жыл бұрын

It’s their music

@terencemerritt

Жыл бұрын

Never met a data scientist that works on a desk, most work at a desk, but that’s cool af that you get to work on a desk!!!

@terencemerritt

11 ай бұрын

@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist9 who is this Jesus you speak 🗣️ of?

@DeJayHank

11 ай бұрын

I think us desk nerds are the ones dreaming about this the most almost haha

@adjithwk257

11 ай бұрын

Who wouldn't, building some cool stuff with the boys outdoors.

I have been a carpenter for over 35 years, the last 25 as a trim carpenter and the crew is what makes or breaks the job. Having guys you would like to go fishing with working next to you makes the work so much more enjoyable. When everyone pulls their weight nothing is too heavy.

@Gorewayy

9 ай бұрын

That last sentence, when everyone pulls their weight nothing is toon heavy is so true, well said.

@Ba1th1azar

9 ай бұрын

the only thing i look for with a new job at this point is the crew, im too old to put up with peoples bullshit anymore lol

@user-kh8cc4bx7y

9 ай бұрын

Im a carpenter in training got any tips to help me out?

@dougieranger

9 ай бұрын

@@user-kh8cc4bx7ySimple really. You have two ears and one mouth so listen twice as much as you talk. And basically, the same rule for life, just don’t be a dick. Best wishes from Scotland.

@osoarrogant5316

8 ай бұрын

@@user-kh8cc4bx7y don't shy away from new or hard work because you haven't done it, ask if you don't know, measure twice cut once, work smarter not harder, respect peoples stuff, try to have thick skin.. don't take shit to heart. there is always something new to learn, don't ever think you know it all, good luck! that applies to any trade lol

Just watched your vid and it was great. Jamie, you inspire me. Last month I severed 3 three of my fingers rebuilding my front porch and I’ve been pretty down. My home is about 140 years old. I’m a weekend warrior, always working on something. Watching you work with your bionic hand lets me know I’ll get back to fixing things very soon. I just subscribed and I’ll keep watching you guys make beautiful homes.

@rogersmallman8960

5 ай бұрын

I noticed his bionic hand too and thought it was awesome that he (or somebody) came up with something to allow him to keep doing the job. I hope that you too can get or come up with something to help you keep doing what you like doing. Any time something like this happens, it's not just the physical injury, it's the mental injury too. Hope you and your front porch come along just fine.

@angeliquerider-mitchell2538

5 ай бұрын

Hang in there. Its got to be so hard as the injury is not just a physical one. Alto that's probably the easiest one to fix. Give your emotional response the respect and attention it deserves. I wish you the best.

@Heavens-Humanaterian-Army

3 ай бұрын

Love and rapid healing to you brother 💙💙💙

As a german, working in construction seeing you guys build is always fun to me. Like... we build treehouses that look more stable, yet your buildings obviously seem to work just fine. Makes you wonder what the "best" way of doing it really is. Nice Video ^^

@chefdano3474

11 ай бұрын

What is it that makes these building seem "less stable" than a tree house?

@TheSommN

11 ай бұрын

Because in germany the only thing build with plywood are treehouses and garden stuff. Also the amount of nails is horrifying for a german. We build houses with stone and insulation. If we were to build like the firms in the US we would be cold and on fire.

@dominik1993sagner

11 ай бұрын

Thought the same thing, but different cultures I guess. Also in the start the concrete foundations, poured directly into the earth seemed weird to me

@alexkachur6358

11 ай бұрын

I'm not a builder but I've just built a house near Moscow. A house with 55 cm brick walls and 30 cm concrete floors. I was laughing when I saw how the guys poured a thin layer of concrete on the ground and called that a foundation. Climate makes a huge difference!

@funkysrk

11 ай бұрын

@@alexkachur6358 We have hot AF climate here in India but even we don't pour such shallow foundations. It goes much deeper with rebars and anchor pillars filled with concrete. No hate but its amusing to see these builds. We also have no concept of drywall / hollow walls.Bricks or concrete blocks even for internal walls all the way.

Wow building a house is no joke. So much involved and you guys do pretty much everything yourselves. Very impressive.

@fireskorpion396

11 ай бұрын

From a European perspective this is in fact a joke! Lol Building a weedy foundation in a few hours is of course not going to be as good as building a full foundation plate, that could support a wet building technique with proper bricks. I wonder how long this house is going to stay standing...

@putoutmyfirewithgasoline1877

11 ай бұрын

@FireSkorpion what a stupid and useless comment congratulations. Building codes are different all over. Pretty simple.

@Mawyman2316

11 ай бұрын

@@fireskorpion396 Probably 300 years given that foundation is essentially concrete by itself.

@fireskorpion396

11 ай бұрын

@@Mawyman2316 I mean the house, not the foundation Because houses in the US have a habit of lasting what feels like a few decades

@Gnaritas42

10 ай бұрын

@@fireskorpion396 which is generally far longer than what the person paying for it's construction needed so it's fine. It's not a flex to build something 10000x times stronger than it needs to be, it's just bad engineering. Good engineering is building what you need with enough padding to avoid trouble, and thus costing only what's necessary. It's a huge waste of money to build something that'll last a thousand years, or even a few hundred. No one wants to waste that kind of money. American houses are built just fine; your brick houses are huge wastes of money, your money, that won't benefit you at all, but someone 300 years later. Absurd.

As a Brazilian, it's weird how almost the whole house is made of wood. Over here, the only things made of wood are doors and the stuff to put the roof tiles on.

@jessxff8092

8 күн бұрын

Maybe less expensive but here in India it's more expensive than a brick house

@FamiliarAnomaly

8 күн бұрын

90% of houses in brazil are made out of sheet metal

@GMacII

4 күн бұрын

You're absolutely right, @guihermeborracha7412. I'm constructing a quad in Recreio, and there's not a single piece of wood involved in the process. The dismissive comment above about sheet metal shows pure ignorance.

@buckrogers5893

10 сағат бұрын

our termites aren't as bad here

I couldn’t finish watching the end of this video yesterday- I had to go to work. I really enjoy your videos. I watch 2 videos over the weekend and my wife just kept saying - u still watching that- I took her out for dinner so she could be quiet. Great work guys.

Dude, your trailer backing skills UP the mountain are mind-boggling! Gorgeous house but more important, it looks like yall had a blast doing it! Thanks for all the tips!

@eqnish

9 ай бұрын

I came here to say almost the same thing, he said he was about a mile from the job site, he did in in reverse with a trailer...I can't get up my 900 foot driveway with out 4 attempts!

@philmanofsky

8 ай бұрын

Yeah that shit was insane.

@annalenaguptara7130

7 ай бұрын

Well backing down a hill is literally impossible

@AbelSorin

2 ай бұрын

@@annalenaguptara7130 why is that?

06:56 Cardinal Coffee! 10:23 Cardinal Coffee! 54:15 Cardinal Coffee! 58:16 Cardinal Coffee! 59:55 Cardinal Coffee! 01:29:36 Cardinal Coffee!

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this build! As a person that comes from a country where masonry is used exclusively, it is such an absolute joy to watch a timber build go up! Wow!

First time viewing your channel and loved the house build. Makes me want you fellows to come build me one! Alas I’m 80 and past that part. Husband did a lot of building. We had a farm and he taught shop class. He’s gone but can relate to you!

Never thought I'd watch a 2-hour long KZread video about a house being built from scratch but I'm all for it. What an entertaining use of my time. Your crew seems like quite the congenial bunch. Thanks.

@barbaramoore1955

10 ай бұрын

Me too.

You can tell when everyone on the crew has love for each other, and the fact that you’re all talented puts it over the top!

@annt7384

11 ай бұрын

Conversely, you can definitely understand how much can go wrong - or just slow - on a site that has either a rotating crew that changes constantly or doesn’t work well together.

@Brancaalice

9 ай бұрын

Lot good looking men. Wow , paradise in the mountain top.

Done lots of residential work but this is top notch. Above and beyond at every moment. Great group of guys taking pride in their work. Wish I had a full crew taking the same pride in their work! Subscribed!

I was amazed by those guys...absolutely Stunning 👌🏻... The most i like how could they work with joyful..... I can imagine anyone would be happy to work with these Gentleman's..... Thank you for Sharing this episode....i do enjoy it Be safe.... Greetings from Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 🌴 💐

I'm in college right now studying architecture. The one thing I'm starting to figure out is many architects don't understand how the building process even works, and that includes myself to a degree. I enjoyed every minute of this video and I'll definetly be watching more of your stuff!

@chaz7608

11 ай бұрын

You don't go to Architecture College to learn the "Means and Methods" of contracting. You go to expand your thoughts on design. Design in this case was truly lacking. From orientation to external angles of inclination and declination. It was a sad waste of a nice site. Anybody can be a wood hack son. Learn to think first.

@tbunny6305

11 ай бұрын

@@chaz7608 What a bunch of pretentious bullshit. No , anybody can not be a "wood hack " and these men did a great job and the house is very aesthetically pleasing. You're probably the type of person that likes "abstract art" .

@jimmynuetronrblx8628

11 ай бұрын

@@chaz7608 I think they did a fine job, and that their craftsmanship is really outstanding.

@thefirstbushman

11 ай бұрын

@@chaz7608 you've definitely got the architects mentality

@jkjlkjkljlkj

11 ай бұрын

@@jimmynuetronrblx8628 That in itself is up to interpretation.

Very clever edit of the original series. You edited it in such a way that even me who watched the series was drawn in like it was a whole new build. Nice job! A carpenter who moonlights as a video editor....Who would have thunk that?.... 👍👍👍

@stickyhood

11 ай бұрын

Yeah I actually said and watched through it even though I seen the original it still felt new

@thesilencebarber2168

Ай бұрын

I thought it was a new project

Im not even a carpenter. I’m in the oil business. But I’d love to work around this group of guys. This playfulness attitude on the site is refreshing but you can tell in the actual work that these guys are real pros. Love this level of camaraderie and the banter is infectious.

I loved every minute of your 2 hours video, and the best thing I really loved besides the high quality craftsmanship is the brotherhood of your team. I wish y'all the very best, and I know for fact that you will be busy with so many customers as long as you keep your quality, and your brotherhood. God bless!

This is such a nice, positive workplace environment. You can tell it isn't fake. Solid vibe and work, boys.

@thinkcasting3182

11 ай бұрын

I love how openly gay the guys at Perkins are. The new America. I'm positive that they could get a teevee series at Disney. Building homes and being fabulously flamboyant!!

@vast9467

11 ай бұрын

@@thinkcasting3182 openly gay?

@nisms5048

11 ай бұрын

@@thinkcasting3182 why would this need to be pointed out? In what world would you saying this add to any conversation? Cant do anything about growing old but you definitely need to grow up.

@CadgerChristmasLightShow

11 ай бұрын

@@thinkcasting3182 you're the kind of guy I would absolutely hate to be forced to work with.

The build is great , but its the process of how you get there. The ins and outs of any great story are the people who make up the cast . This is some cast of characters !!!

@michaelc.3812

Жыл бұрын

My neighbor have two daughters that just HAD to get kittens (one each, per the formula demonstrated on this show) that were difficult to find. My neighbor traveled from Colorado to Arizona and back for his daughters. Now I hear that folks must go back to work and give up their besties.

Like everyone else I couldn't believe I would watch the entire 2 hour video without fast-forwarding. What a pleasure! You guys rock!

@thesilencebarber2168

Ай бұрын

Is really interesting to be watching, very lovely

This video was awesome!! You guys should have your own TV show. Informative and funny so it makes for a good watch. Great Job guys the house is amazing!!

@mjay6567

6 ай бұрын

This is a TV show

Im giving this video a FAT like not only for building\making all that stuff but especially for EDITING! That's a huge amount of work! Job well done guys!

I wish all contractors had the attention to detail you guys put in to your builds. Awesome job. :)

@408Magenta

11 ай бұрын

AND making it fun. Everyone is comfortable.

@moos5221

11 ай бұрын

might help if every contractor was a youtuber xD

Loved your video and did watch the whole 2 hours. I was a daddy’s girl who was always around him when he was building. He actually built the house in 1949 where grew up. Learned how to properly use tools and he taught me how to paint. All this to say to you young guys, if you have daughters, share your knowledge and skills. You are very talented and would be wonderful mentors for your children.

What is so awesome is that they all do everything. They're not just carpenters. I call that, "Cradle to Grave" construction. Nice work crew.

As someone who works in home construction in South Africa i always joke about America's paper buildings but damn im jealous of the light materials you guys get to work with. It must be a god send when yiure trying to move material up hills like this

I am a 77 year old grandma and I was hooked from start to finish. Amazing job and camaraderie ! I just had hoped to see all the furnishings inside the house as well, but I will make an imaginary decor as if I was moving in!

@judypausina6278

11 ай бұрын

I am also 74 yr old who loves cats. I enjoyed this video and it brought me much Joy.

@jenniferevans2046

11 ай бұрын

@@judypausina6278 Ditto on the love cats!

Awesome Chemistry on this crew! Was in the field for about 10yrs outta high school as my chosen career field (Love working with my hands and the pride in work). I had the misfortune of working on some crews that were just bad attitude's all around. Thankfully I landed on a great crew like this for the majority of my career. Outstanding work boys!!

What I was not expecting like many others here is -not watching the whole two hours of this documentary second by second. I loved the way you form the teams for each job. Each one of you put something of your experiences into it and it really does standout for your work. Jamie is real sport here to have brains with tons of courage to never-say-no attitude. Real team -work (err, play) for people out here who do want to but can’t afford to. Thanks for this documentation of events. 🎉

I'm a trader who works only at a computer, yet I find this sort of work really motivating and soothing to watch (: Thank you for taking the time!

@boogusnutsack5926

11 ай бұрын

Pen and Paper Science 2 weeks ago (edited) I'm a data scientist and exclusively work at a desk, yet I find this type of work very inspiring and relaxing to watch (: Thank you for putting in the time! Did you just straight up copy this mans comment lmao

@PerkinsBuilderBrothers

11 ай бұрын

Thanks 🙏

I’ve been framing for 10 years in a completely different area in the US and it’s absolutely mind blowing how everything I just watched was identical to a day of work for me. The process, the mistakes and struggles, the visitors, the jokes, the rain and indecisiveness (which varies from employee to boss), except for the brands, materials and some strategies used this mirrored a typical work day. I also want to give the boss(es) some props for things like the scaffolding, you’d boys would shit your pants seeing the way we sometimes do things haha

What a great house. Literally watched this in the evening after the kid went to bed instead of a regulsr movie etc. Crew has a great energy and get along well, great senses of humor and fun moments to be a part of.

I'm Perkins binging. This is the fourth time I've watched this. Don't you guys ever stop posting videos. Thanks.

This is so interesting! I live in Germany, in a wooden house as well. Not a traditional one, but a modern, timber frame construction one. However, the walls are easily three times as thick, and the floor joists are not 1x12 like in this house, but something along the lines of 4x12 (although the spacing isn't as tight), just to give one example. Seems like we like to overbuild over here, or you like saving money a little too much.

@6Glitch

11 ай бұрын

You have no idea what you’re talking about

@AMYV3

11 ай бұрын

Aren’t they 2X12 ? 12:08. Just noticed it after reading your comment. Not a statement lol. I know what I’d prefer 🤷🏼‍♀️🤭

@xAudiolith

11 ай бұрын

Typical american way of doing things. Fast fast and as cheap as possible. I wouldn't take money to live in that shed.

After helping design and build buildings and houses for 52 years, I am amazed you guys put raw wood supports surrounded by dirt. Even con crete is a bad idea. My suggestion is to pour a base such as a minimum 12" diameter concrete with a Simpson base plate adapter and bolt in the concrete. The Simpson base plate has an internal galvanized U-shaped plate that raises the bottom of the wood post up about 1/2 inch above the base, and helps prevent rotting. Based on your work I'm sure you know this.

@Thehelpfulcontractor

11 ай бұрын

Yep

@charwest5892

10 ай бұрын

guys like this dont build 100 year homes they build 50 year homes

@Gnaritas42

10 ай бұрын

@@charwest5892 which is more than enough, the buyers will be dead before then, so it suited its purpose.

@charwest5892

10 ай бұрын

@@Gnaritas42 Sure but their kids or grandkids will lose out on what could be a multimillion dollar home because theyve got wood that is 10% less expensive

@Gnaritas42

10 ай бұрын

@@charwest5892 they're not building it for their kids or grandkids, they're building it for them and 10% less is a often 50k or more these days, build what you need, it's not for posterity. Their kids/grandkids will live in an entirely different world of robot-assembled cheap homes, times change too fast now to waste money building stuff for 100 years down the road.

Always admired folks who build their own homes and now I'm glad to let other people do it, including the Nut Job expert. Stressful and hard though your profession obviously is, it's great to see a working environment that is positive and fun. Credit to you.

what a fun group.. this is how jobs are supposed to be like.. putting in hard work, making great money and having fun all same time.. wish my office job could be like that..

backing up with a trailer for a mile . respect .

@shythawks9549

6 ай бұрын

I suck with a trailer but when it’s gta be done you just do it.

I'm a basic idiot building stuff with wood but I can weld and fabricate anything you want, your crew looks like a lot of fun to work with and that's the best part of building something together

Great to see a great team working together positive constructive way

It is a sleepless night, 2.56 am. Just finished watching it and i am motivated as heck. Amazing work guys. The way he backed the truck all that way with a trailer full of wood loosely attached was impressive. Also, the number of stairs Arlo has finished = 6372

Love the energy of the crew! Feels like just a fun project you all are doing while it's actually your job.

That's one smooth looking house you built. Respect from the UK 😁👍.

Great team with smart leadership doing a fantastic job, very beautiful build.

I have to say. I absolutely love watching y’all work. The attention to detail is impressive. True craftsman.

I don’t know building. I don’t know any of this. But this video - start to finish …. Just amazing! I was glued to the screen watching, laughing, learning…. Saved for sure! Keep doing what your doing. What an awesome group of dudes 👏🏼

Its was amazing to me how skilled you and your crew are. Not just great carpenters but you guys are a jack of all trades. Drywall, painting, cabinets. I absolutely loved your commentary throughout the build. I new nothing about how much was involved in building a house. WOW!

You have a great crew, witty, creative, and humble. the most precious attributes a person can have. I thoroughly enjoyed the build.

Gents - I've been in the Information Technology field pert near 20 years and I watch your videos every time a new one pops up. Great teamwork and attention to detail - not to mention a little jobsite fun here and there. I secretly want to be in the trades even though I'm already 45. It's honest and respectable work.

@jamespyacek2691

11 ай бұрын

I do carpentry, and I substitute teach. I like the carpentry the best. Usually. My favorite, all-time best job, however was outdoor education.

Wow… what quality! America needs more quality craftsman like this!! Great job all ya’ll!!

I like how you did all aspects of the build minus electrical and the fact your a family of builders quality builders at that. My grandfather started picking my brother up in the summer when he was 10 years old he worked all day every day during summer break he made great money learned everything he knows today but even better got to spend all that time with grandpa sometimes they would cut out early to do some fishing and everyday grandma made lunch he was lucky he was a boy girls didn't get to go in those days. My grandfather was a great builder never cutting corners the houses he did are all over and still standing strong.

My grandpa taught me to wet the blocks to create “ adhesion “ you guys are doing a great job ! Thank you for sharing

I sat through this entire build, rewinded some of the funny scenes and just had a blast. I feel like I know you guys personally and are some really great friends. Good job you guys.

As someone else already said **It was an absolute joy watching you men work**

I want to hire you guys! We’ve had pretty bad experiences with contractors - you guys are a breath of fresh air! I am a woman and I learned a lot and enjoyed watching you handle each task! Great job

I'm a flooring installer. I don't dabble, I do one thing. I think it's awesome (or insane?) that you guys do so many things without sub trades.

What a great bunch of guys! I feel like so much of what makes any job bearable is the people you're working with. I could do any job if I had coworkers like this.

It looks like that you are watching a classic movie and these plain hard working guys are the real stars. Respect for these guys. Once you watch it without skipping any part you get connected with the whole team.

This is my favorite KZread video ever!

Wow. If i can ever afford to build a house, i want you guys. All i see is a love and pride in your craft, all the while having fun. The attention to detail truly looks like you all strive for perfection. 👏🙏👏🙏

I never would have looked to watch a home building video, but this has been genuinely amazing... and reversing the trailer up the mountain, awesome! Thanks!

Thanks for all the info you find and share. I appreciate you guys. It seems like it's never enough with what we are doing. Never the less just keep pushing on right.

I love how this video is chill music and normal voice. Other videos like this have a fast paced sound and talking SO fast such anxiety after the video. This one is fun and chill!

I don't think I have learned so much tips and tricks in any construction video ever. This was so fun to watch.

I am a software developer all the from India. The only work that I do that needs me to physically move is my evening workout, yet I feel that there is nothing more awe aspiring then seeing a few people put in there part bit by bit to build a house. I love the humor and fun you guys have that keeps me stuck to almost 2hr long videos in one go. Thanks a lot for giving us such great content.

@craggall

11 ай бұрын

You should probably take notes on the part where the install the septic tank and toilet.

@dOob56

11 ай бұрын

​@@craggall 😂😂

My dad operated construction heavy equipment. He also did homes building n such in my lifetime of growing up. I’m amazed how you built on this mountain. Sent the video to my dad’s wife so he can watch it if he chooses. Watching them use the mini crane breaking through the rock was most interesting to me. Beautiful project to say the least!!! Beautiful home and scenery also!!

Wish I could build house like this in Himachal,INDIA. Love the work ❤

Used to "borrow" a friend's home on the crest of Watia Point overlooking the Natahala every year in late spring. A wonderful area near Bryson City. Great folks in the western part of my home state. Beautiful work from your team.

This was for the first time I'm watching you guys and I can't believe I just spent 2 hours watching the entire video without skipping. It's kinda satisfying seeing you guys creating this magnificent house from the scratch. You've really a seriously skilled team. Bravo guys.

Imagine! Doing work and enjoying it! What an invention.

So fascinating to watch, as contractor from eastern Europe. We just build a two story family house and we have put close to 15 metric tones of rebar and 100 cubic meters of concrete in it :D All they did was few thin rebars and bricks for the foundation. Anyways, always lovely to watch these guys work.

@markrainford1219

7 ай бұрын

And no damp course!

@jamesdennett196

3 ай бұрын

I think the type of sub flooring sheets they use are moisture resistant. Plus, the whole floor is a couple of feet off the ground. I think that's why.

Wow, you guys hit it out of the park on this beautiful home. What lucky owners. Amazing views, and amazing woodworking talent. Your team is awesome...

Man what a great build video and what a great team of guys to do it with, enjoyed every minute of this one.

I am jealous of your skills guys. Though I spent my days designing, I loved the fun of building something new.

Good group of men = everyone is very cheerful and not negative

I built my house 22 years ago because of the crappy builders in the area. If they were like you a would’ve hired you guys. Great work. You guys take pride on building a quality house. You have a great team. Keep up the great work!

I live in Guyana. Houses here are constructed purely with concrete and hardwood. I really enjoyed this video. Great job guys.

I thoroughly enjoyed watching the his entire build. What a great team. Inspiring, makes me want to build again

These videos are a good way to decompress!!!

Perkin Bros & Crew - just wanted to hop on and thank y'all for the years of work yall have put into this channel. When I found yall I was new to construction and you had 70K subscribers - and now you have gotten to over 800K! I just passed my exams and received my GC license and I am 100% honest when I say I had a few flashbacks to videos over the years when taking the practical portion of the exam - thanks for the little boost and keep up the good work!

Willow & Clover are great names for a cat!!!

What a great build! I love watching y'all pay extra attention to the little details! Keep up the quality work men!

Every ounce of my soul wishes I lived there

Thanks for Building with us!!!

@RazzaDazza0

Жыл бұрын

Love your content its super amazing to see the process and how you get to the finished product and the many intricacies involved with building a house that will last

@RonHelton

Жыл бұрын

Nice editing!

@someyoungguy6990

Жыл бұрын

Always love a PBB movie length build!!

@AnythingAutomotiveAtlanta

Жыл бұрын

Love the videos and eduction, so than you! Why don’t you guys put efforts into air-tightness?

@brento4148

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for building for us!!!

That part where you backed up a mountain road was an absolutely mindblowing feat. Just driving up one of those tight roads makes me uneasy enough.

I can't believe that just spent 2 hours watching you guys build a beautiful home from the ground up. Wow!

You guys all did an amazing job..the house is really looking amazing.. Not to mention how gorgeous that view is..boy..breathtaking..

I love you guys I can't believe how much I watch you guys daily, this is what a loving family looks like, I live in Kansas City MO and is homeless 😢 one day I will find a cheap fixer upper and have you guys refurbished it, I love your work and relationships ❤

I really enjoyed watching this build again, you guys all did such a great job!

Will you show additional content on the kitchen remodel you guys were working on?? Thanks for your dedication to your channel it doesn’t go unnoticed the time and effort you put in. Thanks for making the trades great again.

@PerkinsBuilderBrothers

Жыл бұрын

Finished tour coming soon

@moos5221

11 ай бұрын

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ yeah, F

What a location, what a build, what a crew!

Such beautiful great,clean , perfect, beautiful work done by you guys ....💞💞

My grandparents had a house like this. The BIG problem, is that the hillside slides out over the years and eventually undermines the foundations. You get these big cracks that grow wider and wider, it's quite scary to see. You really want to spend the extra money to stabilize the build site, including deep downhill pilings and terracing, if you aren't planning on just burning the place down when you are too old to live there anymore.

@ThePianoMan1953

6 ай бұрын

Good point. Another "cringe-worthy" thought (which would be more of a concern) I look at all of the great forest around them on all sides for miles and miles. Beautiful, yes but I did wonder about forest fires.

@derschmeske3618

6 ай бұрын

@@ThePianoMan1953 wow. what an accurate comparison. comparing the slide of the hillsite (which is 100% going to happen over time) to a forest fire (which might happen or not). only cringe-worthy thing i see is you

@ThePianoMan1953

6 ай бұрын

@@derschmeske3618 LOL Sounds like I bruised your little ego. You are really VERY insecure aren't you? It is not 100% at all that the building will move even a little bit. In fact, I think the building will be just fine for hundreds of years. Forest fires, however, are a common and even frequent natural occurrence brought on by a simple lightening strike; burning millions of acres in forests EVERY YEAR. Once they start, almost nothing can stop them. That forest will burn several times in years to come. You have the right to your opinion, just as you have a right to be a rude ass hole that you so obviously are. That is the only thing that is 100%.