Seen several of these videos where they jack up a house with a bottle jack... What ungodly power do these things have?

Simply awesome sir. My only criticism is you not wearing eye protection......don't learn the hard way like it did.......aside from that, very cool project. Amazing, actually.

You might consider cutting the ends of the beams loose from the plates in the beam pockets. With those plates being bolted to the wall, the beams can't expland and contract with the changes in temperature. This may cause cracks in the walls below the beam pockets.

Golden wooden house😮

So lucky to have sandy soil. Here in eastern PA it’s all shale rock. No way this job could’ve been done without first moving the house, and then using a breaker hammer or explosives.

Is heat dissipation an issue with the cover over engine and hydraulics .? Cool splitter 👍

26:40 Wouldn’t you need a p-trap on that anyway to prevent sewer gases from coming into the basement through the empty drain? And the u or p shape would raise the pipe connection up enough to give you a better slope on that long pipe.

ددذ،ط كان بس نكخمننننههع من بين لحكايات اللي كي كان فيها دراهم بزاف فيها و حب واحد في هاته المناطق و واحد من بين هادي قع في الكون و واجد ؤة،.

Looks stupid and dangerous

I had a contractor over to give me an estimate for work to be done at my house. I asked him if it was even possible to do what I was asking. Without hesitating, he looked at me and said, “if you have the money, anything is possible with a house. We can even lift it off the ground if you want.” This video made me think of that quote.

That's some really impressive work. I would have shied away from that job. I don't even think my insurance would cover that work. Bravo!

Nice 131X 😎I have a 150X and it is by far my favorite machine!

Your dogs are going to be lost when you finish! PTSD , ha

Now that I’m retired ! It looks so much easier.

i think you need a p trap on floor drain to keep gas out

Why doesn't the operator use the thumb?

human weight balance ㅋㅋㅋ

Too much time consuming for this. It is better to rebuild the whole house.

Incredible, how many days it took? What are these prefabricated blocks?

Pucker factor jumped when the stub concrete wall fell against the post! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqGziWSJbKp-bLs

SO AWESOME! If state and local governments made this type of “remodel” easier, this could start a revolution in housing! Thanks for sharing!!!

Absolutely incredible job! I remember one of the neighbors on my street, when I was growing up, did the same thing! As a 10 year old, I was in awe! Now at 70 and watching this... I am still in awe! God bless you and your family

Given any thot to air over hydraulic?

Is it direct injection or indirect?

Outstanding!

If your planning on a bathroom, make sure you insulate the pex tubing under the toilet if your planning on using a wax ring so it won’t melt. Otherwise you’ll need to use the silicone flange kit.

Are you using a glycol system for the radiant floor heat? Hot water or electric?

Hoeing on the corner 😂 39:29

Would you put clean-outs for foundation drains in case tree roots get into them in the future ? or just for inspection purpose.

The video would have been called "Guy gets crushed under house" if things went differently. I still watched to see if it collapses. =) Thanks for sharing, and well done.

Very nice job but it looks really expensive considering the end result.

Flowscreed is the way for areas of that size, especially if you're having underfloor heating and actually pumping it in. Insulation down, pipes down, light gauge plastic sheet and pump it in, you'll be walking on a perfectly flat finished floor in 48 hrs. The little bit extra you spend will be saved on levelling up, glues and ease of floor coverings. 1 issue is insulation under the garage floor and then parking vehicles on it?

Impressive moving the #400 I-Beams into position over the existing sewer line, you can tell your helpers have years of experience 👍 Was hoping you didn’t damage the house with the mini excavator, but still impressive that during the entire raising and lowering of the house, this was the only real damage, not too shabby 😊. BTW, during my house/garage ICF build, the basement/garage slab was all poured before any construction of the house & garage, drove my contractor crazy, he wanted to get started and was “over” all the ground work, but it really was easier for the concrete guys, as they could get the pumper boom in everywhere, and they where able to use the finished floor as storage/staging.. well after the house/garage was finished, I epoxy coated both floors, which came out great and covered up any minor damage.. I also had a French perimeter drain installed to a basement sump pump, that doubled as a Radon collection system, vented through the roof via the sump airtight lid vent. 2 layers of 2” foamular 250 where installed under the concrete, along with 15mil Stego vapor barrier (important to keep moisture out of the house & garage for a NetZero house)

Need to a pee trap to that drain.

Awesome progress! Excited to see more.

Fun little weekend project

I thought of what you did here about 50+ years ago!! I got laughed at. Oh well.

A slinger would be a fast way to install gravel under the floor if you can shoot through some openings in walls. Use AMPEX for pex tubing in radiant floor, R-10 to R-16 is available

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Seeing the way this house is built, wouldn't it be easier to build the underground somewhere on your land and then place/move the "house" on top of it?

They are going to go round there with an edger. Who is they?

where is the p trap for the drain floor

Why did he put a post, right beside that concrete wall at the back..

Remember this is not a sewer drain. If you get a little less slope it’s not the end of the world. You do not have to move solid waste.

I think it's a miracle that no one was hurt.

Where I live in SE Pa., a garage floor drain has to go into a tank. If you aren't getting it inspected it doesn't matter. They could use a motorized wheelbarrow to get the concrete under the house. I would wrap those support posts with something so they aren't in direct contact with the concrete. Good video.

I was changing bucket like that a couple of years ago now on a old Perl job now we have quick release now much easier

Very interesting on the work so far, great video once again.

Not sure if it was mentioned or what your method was to get the PVC pipe out of the joiner, but for anyone wanting a tip to get the PVC out after gluing it up without hacking away at the connector, cut the pipe just longer on the end you want to remove, put a small smear of cement glue over the cut pipe on the inside like you would if you were gluing it... and light it up. You need to make sure your bottle isn't anywhere near you and you don't put too much on, be ready to extinguish it after a couple or few seconds. It softens the pipe just enough that you can get a flathead screwdriver in under the lip and apply force as you go around and it will just pop it out pretty easy. You then primer on the inside and its like you bought it.

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