Great product! Do you know if it's available in Canada?

That's so true!

Absolutely!

@@Marker56 Добрый день,. очень непростой вопрос. Это все очень индивидуально. Много факторов влияет на цену дома. Мы конечно же ещё не знаем во что это нам все выйдет. Для прикидки могу сказать что нам давали цену постройки в районе 150$ за квадратный фут. Это конечно же не включая цену земли.

@@OurSliceOfCanada Спасибо, я и сам понял что не совсем правильный вопрос задал. Ок, задам правильный:) Сколько берут строители септиксистем и водоснабжение (скважина)? У нас в Онтарио за септик заломили 60 тысяч. Я взял в лиз эсковатор на две недели, купил танк соответствующий размерам дома, трубы, етс..., и все сделал сам. Самое трудное было сдать это в сити (бюрократам). Но обошлось, а заплатил я за всё 6.5 тысяч. Это в Онтарио, Кинг Сити.

@@Marker56 по септику у нас дренаж не подходящий, поэтому для septic field надо было много песка возить. За все про все было где-то около 18. За колодец с насосом, разрешениями и пр. где-то 15… у нас на глубине 200 футов получился.

@@OurSliceOfCanada Спасибо. У меня та же глубина колодца. До "пандемии" мы нашли ребят которые готовы были сделать септик за 9 тысяч..., потом все обрушилось. Сейчас мне надо продать свой дом ( пока рынок стоит) и, надеюсь, подъеду поближе к Атлантике. Вам успехов!

@@Marker56 Спасибо!

Thank you for the well wishes! We hope so too. 😊

Thank you!

We put a lot of effort into making them look good. Thank you!

@@Mainelyoffgrid thanks 👍

@@Mainelyoffgrid it looked small when it was just a slab 😁

Thank you! We enjoy our area a lot for sure. Looking forward to developing the land further and making it our own.

@@qualitybydesign5119 thanks, yes for sure. The weather is not cooperating though 😁

Thank you! It was quite a bit of work to put it together.

Yes, it was challenging to find anything at all at the town closest to us. We probably could've had a better success in the nearby larger city, but it didn't come to that.

@@zephyr1408 Not sure, in ideal world it would be sitting on a dry concrete above the ground... As per manufacturer instructions 1 week on the ground is ok, that is what we had. So should be fine 😃 Thanks for the comment!

@@puddlejumper3534 Hello! Glad to see you here! We're located between Frederickton and Moncton.

Lol! Almost! At the beginning I say how good of a job he's doing cleaning the house, and ask him to waive into the camera. :) But then I see that he is heavily leaning on one of the braces and telling him to stop doing that as those braces are holding the house together and the house going to collapse if he continues to do so. LOL

Very Funny .. If you were speaking German I’d probably be able to understand most of what you were saying. There’s always clean up to do on a job site and the tradespeople will appreciate it. They also enjoy coffee ☕️ if there’s a Timmys near by . Lol

I’m curious what your going to use the space for in the second floor ?

@@qualitybydesign5119 the attic will have two bedrooms on opposite sides of the attic, a full washroom and a computer nook in the middle. As we have only one bedroom downstairs we wanted to have guests bedrooms for our kids (or other friends and relatives who wants to visit) upstairs.

I like you are enjoying it! We are enjoying the process too! The bonus in Ukrainian was not scripted (as majority of what we say :)), that's why it's even funnier. :)

@@Kay-ci5kj hi, glad you liked the video. The radiant heating is to heat the house. We are in Canada, the winter in our area is not too bad, up to -10C and 4" of snow per month on average.

@@OurSliceOfCanada Good for you! all the best :)

Thanks so much!

Thanks., I think so too lol 😊

Great suggestion. Thank you!

@@reallythough4591 you won't regret it. Tractors are awesome 😎

Lost a bunch of neighbors trees during Helene, but onto my property. Met a neighbor with one who was able to lift some of them Seems prudent, and fun

Thank you! 😁

@@BeardedRockinHillbilly-w3w oh yeah, so true 🤣

Thanks and thanks for watching 😊

@@qualitybydesign5119 thanks, yes very exciting 😁

What fuel/power will you use to run your boiler for your radiant in floor heat and domestic water heater ?

@@qualitybydesign5119 I haven't decide for sure yet, but leaning towards electric for both. The other option is propane but I don't really like having a big propane tank next to the house.

Thank you! 🎉

Yes, the framing has started. 🎉

Looking forward to a video update when time permits. 🇨🇦

They told me the same thing, now look at me

That's our hopes too. Thanks 👍

In two weeks after the pour. We are so excited 🤞

You can totally do it, in our case because of the recess (8") in the center of the slab it was easier to deal with this way. We have only one layer (2") under the vapour barrier in that area .

My next questions are why the 8” recess ( is it structural for fireplace masonry) and how did the concrete pour go ? I’m planning on doing the same frost protected shallow foundation in Ontario . Thanks for the info .

@@qualitybydesign5119 yes, the recess was structural, we have a staircase in that area. The pour went well, we will post the video today.

Not sure I am following you. All the hoses are a couple of inches off the windshield, the only one that might be touching it is one of the third function hose. But I think I can tighten it up so it won't touch the windshield. I might show it one day. 🤞

@@OurSliceOfCanada Once my bucket is higher then the hood the hoses put extreme force on the windshield. Maybe it's something with the heavier 4030 loader I got that has extra reach and digging depth. I recently posted a grapple video and about 6 minutes in you can see it.

@@mikerequa820 Thanks for the words of encouragement. I'm more or less comfortable with the front loader, but haven't touched the PTO yet. The thought of taking off the backhoe terrifies me. Will cross that bridge later, but seems like it is coming very soon 🤣

@@mikerequa820 Thanks for watching and congrats with your buy! We are very excited for the future development of our land and hope the tractor will help us a lot! 🤞

@@PNWIrina Thanks 👍, happy to see you here. 👋