This stuff is trash and should be illegal to use.

A video with no information provided.🤔

My existing vinyl deck was not flashed properly so water could run behind the deck ledger. So I had the vinyl decking removed and 8" of stucco above the deck was also removed. The new vinyl was wrapped up the wall, a drip cap was installed and then the area had stucco installed. The first layer of stucco was riddled with cracks. I was told this is normal and the second layer would have no cracks and provide the water proofing however they did not overlap the mesh. The old stucco and mesh was straight cut to the sheathing so the mew mesh and stucco was just butted up to the old. Im concerned about that horizontal seam leaking. I figured they added paper in that 8" cut away stucco portion and on the bottom side hopefully the drip cap is behind it but on that top edge you cant get paper behind the stucco so im concerned that water could get behind the paper and the stucco....

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White homes sell for more.

Basically its expensive and takes time, and most people underestimate these things and then get in over their head

As someone who doesn’t know where to start & im trying to hire an interior decorator, this was very informative. Thank you

“If we simply just pay a little more attention to *everything* during the design process” - haha, easier said than done! I was really excited when I had the idea to put our heat pump water heater in our large lower level pantry/storage room instead of the mechanical room where we had it in the plans originally. We wanted the room to be as cold as possible anyway, we will also have a large chest freezer and additional fridge going in here so just as you’ve described - the water heater will use the heat coming off the appliances and keep the room cool so we can store dry goods and garden produce! We did a Mitsu ASHP but chose the new mega size LG heat pump dryer which just came to Canada, compact machines are a tough sell in North America. We went with Bosch appliances but for laundry I think LG seems best in class right now, though I’m yet to test it! The product design is beautiful and looks super sleek in black, though I’m not sure how I feel about AI laundry yet 😉

So true

I was dumb ripped off old growth 80 year old cedar shingles in pristine condition because the bottom layer edges were rotten and they all had lead paint on them.

I am shocked this podcast doesn’t have more views yet. I hope the algorithm picks it up soon. I can’t tell you how many videos I’ve watched, thinking I was going to get detailed insights like this, that ended up being as helpful as a Google search. Keep up this channel. You’re so helpful to new homeowners like us needing insight on renovating a fixer upper. Thank you again!

Thermo ply. Yuck.

Plus the hi of the cabinets are wrong isnt

Wow Milton is so smart and knowledgeable for only 2 years of experience, also not to mention very handsome. My Church suffered from terrible Ligma damage last year and the products he recommended made a huge difference!

Lots of Great info in this podcast! They were very knowledgeable

Thank you for this presentation. I got the impression that much of the discussion was really focused on new, efficient homes. Do you see a place for some of the options you discuss (heat pump, dehumidifier, etc) as a retrofit in a Dallas-area 1980s home that is by no means built "tightly." It has a fireplace that I would love to get rid of. I currently have an inefficient package unit (outdoor unit) for both air conditioning and heating (gas). All gas combustion is outside. Thoughts?

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That line is also too small. Install on NG is usually 3/4 inner diameter. 7 to 14 inches of WC

Your videos are so helpful! We live in a 1950’s home with known drainage issues and several very large live oaks right along our foundation. We will be correcting drainage in the coming months. Would it be better to install this before or after the drainage improvements? Thanks!

There’s a slide cover that usually comes with the stove to hide the remaining space. Every house I install these in they always have to end up moving the gas anyways so it’s really on the builder.

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i went into the same issue with wolf dual fuel range can i run the gas through the side cabinet with flex gas line go underneath the range and connect the gas regulatory ? does anyone know

When you guys were comparing some of the small costs that add up I couldn’t help but think about if I bought a production home, I’d end up spending the difference in money to upgrade the home anyway sometime in the future. If you have a good contractor, it seems like you’ll of course spend more but if you’re looking for that home to be your forever home. It’s a no brainer. Good conversation men.

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Who's the guy in the black shirt?

Great podcast. Dave is a wealth of knowledge and loves to teach and pass on that knowledge to anyone that will listen (smile)!! He said one thing i wanted to add to...."the more you learn, the more you know"..is good AND the addition is "the more you learn, the more you know you need to learn"...The exploration into a subject reveals items you can learn and items you can investigate to learn more. "You don't know what you don't know"..........ABSOLUTELY!! Thanks again, loved this one.

Concrete time capsule...😅

Talk about a floor plan

Why does he look like robin williams

the concrete bros got jokes😂😂 don't piss off the concrete bros

Fing mint! 👌 😅

Tofu construction taking root in US? 😮

missed a good dad joke.. something about good plans being the foundation blah blah.. right?

I bet they didnt... plan... on finding that

Can u use this video to go after them for a refund or to let their customers know

Call a lawyer. Don't buy that house. That's not the first fuck up. They have a lot to do and another tonfuck up still. Do not buy

That definitely wasnt done by accident

A sign that your concrete workers dont gaf about that job, or their clients.

Talk about throwing away the instructions before reading them.

Did he try to rizz us up at the beginning ?

Lazy people with no conscience or integrity, taking advantage of somebody paying them top dollar!

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They probably couldn't get the shear value up high enough for thermo ply in some places so they probably use osd their but that job is rough even for cardboard

Thanks for some great insight and tips.

Great show!

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That has to be Centry Homes

I live in a dry climate where it can be over 90 during the day and below 60 at night. Over the course of the night, our AC draws in that cool air and gets us down to 65° by 5:30 A.M. We coast without any AC until 1:00 p.m., and then run it until 2:00 p.m. That's because our electricity rates triple from 2 to 7 p.m. So then we kick the AC back on at 7:00.