Building a House in 30 Minutes | TIMELAPSE | Start to Finish

In this 30-minute timelapse, you'll witness the entire process of building a house, from breaking ground to the finishing touches. Shot over several months, this video captures the hard work, dedication, and craftsmanship that goes into creating a beautiful home.
You'll see the excavation and foundation work, as the crew lays the groundwork for the house. Then, the walls go up, and the roof takes shape, as the team works tirelessly to ensure everything is level and secure. As the project progresses, you'll see the electrical and plumbing systems being installed, and the insulation and drywall going up.
Next, the house begins to take shape with the installation of windows, doors, and exterior finishes. The team works on the landscaping and outdoor spaces, making sure everything is beautiful and functional.
Finally, the interior work begins, with the installation of flooring, cabinets, countertops, and appliances. You'll see the finishing touches, such as paint and trim work, as the house comes together.
Whether you're a homeowner, a contractor, or just someone who appreciates the art of construction, this timelapse video is sure to fascinate and inspire. So sit back, relax, and watch as a beautiful house is built before your very eyes.
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[@jessicabeaudoinrodriguez1550]

Siding came out good

[@slothconstruction]

Thank you!

[@24KinfO]

I want to do this but I'm nervous. I'm thinking to buy something already made. But the land allows your real dreams to come true!

[@slothconstruction]

I still get nervous before building a new house, but if I break it down into small projects like, building the foundation, building the subfloor, lifting walls then it doesnt feel like such a huge thing to do. But building a home your imagination is the only limit!

[@blacklizard5058]

Interesting video- keep going bud 🫡🥳 tho i’d like to hear nail’s hitting, saw’s cutting etc sounds at least from time to time instead of just music 😊

[@slothconstruction]

Hey thank you! We are just about ready to start a new house build and when I do the time lapse for that one I'll add some sound into it, I think that's a good idea you have! The regular videos I'll keep some construction sounds in there, give them a real job site feel

[@majesticasian214]

Wow!

[@laurahaughton4523]

It’s beautiful 🌸

[@slothconstruction]

Thank you!

[@lancewilliams5726]

beautiful work

[@slothconstruction]

Thank you!

[@laurahaughton4523]

What a gorgeous view you have,truly spectacular 🌸

[@slothconstruction]

Thanks!

[@user-pn1zr6cl1h]

Все дуже хороше❤❤❤

[@slothconstruction]

Thank you

[@nataliedebon7418]

Looks great!

[@slothconstruction]

Thank you

[@joaquimsantos5123]

​@@slothconstruction😮

[@user-pn1zr6cl1h]

І я там допомагав будинок вийшов дуже гарний а крайовид просто супер бомбезний

[@slothconstruction]

Turned out great! Thank you

[@Madebymick]

Turned out awesome!

[@slothconstruction]

Thank you!

[@Jregidor1961]

Buen trabajo, un saludo desde Madrid, España

[@slothconstruction]

Thank you for watching!

[@mitchmx360]

great video, I'm planning to build something very similar this summer. Where did you get you plans?

[@slothconstruction]

Thanks you! The plans came from eplans.com this house is called Truoba Mini 219

[@mitchmx360]

Thanks!

[@nguyenvantrungarchitect1]

Good job ,like ,thank you very much

[@slothconstruction]

Thank you

[@tipofthesummitsalvant8954]

@slothconstruction what step were you doing at 21:39? I assumed you were painting, then when I saw no paint I wasnt sure what was happening

[@slothconstruction]

That step was spraying on the knock down texture. Once the texture dried (about 24 hours) I painted on the PVA drywall primer.

[@javedmondal]

Budget?

[@krishnomili4207]

Next to Impossible

Americans. That amount of reinforcement, no horizontal insulation. How does it last more than 10 years?

[@davidhaworth7152]

Warm climate

[@alisongoncalves7198]

That’s dope !!! How much ?

[@slothconstruction]

Hey thanks! Sale price?

[@aidansleigh5669]

@@slothconstructionmaybe a rough est on the build price? Curious because it seems you maximized efficiency and did not waste or use anything fancy/unnecessary

[@shabida1]

I can’t understand why the houses are made so flimsy?? Where are the bricks lintels RSJ ?? My father use to build houses but our walls are poured concrete with 3/8 reinforcement bars al the way through and the apex beams are 8 and inch thick and 10 in places and my house was built in 1947 … still standing and as strong as an ox … just a thought !!

[@slothconstruction]

As a general rule, newer homes are safer, more energy-efficient, and less prone to unpleasant surprises than older homes. Houses built since 1980 generally have benefited from better construction techniques, energy efficiency standards, code requirements, and safety standards- by these measures, newer homes are superior to older homes, Revelations about the toxicity of some older materials, especially lead, arsenic, and asbestos, have resulted in reform and today these materials are no longer being installed.

[@shabida1]

The contents of construction in my house were all replaced in 2005, I have lived here in this house since 1998, my father’s brother had a team of men who built these houses in Kent UK . It was named the wall reads estate before the council officially gave the roads permanent names, these properties are seldom on the market because of the structure and warmth in the winter and coolness in the summer. My Grandfather a Sergeant in the Green Howards, he also fort in Sudan and Egypt and was the open light weigh champion of both, so the council gave him the position of watchman of all the materials for the houses, Up to a thousand houses … not one 2 by 4 or a nail went missing and all he carried with him was a torch of an evening. I have witnessed many homes being built here and over the pond and it surprises me that over the pond nails are used instead of screws… but there again you’re weather there is 100% far more powerful than what we get over here. Be lucky and happy for laughter is a powerful memory Regards Sharon.

[@debbiekeeble]

What the dimensions and bed rooms and bathrooms?

[@slothconstruction]

The main bedroom is 12'x14' and the second bedroom is 11'x11' and the bathroom is 8'x8' with a 3'x6' shower. Thanks for watching!

[@guxs1652]

What part of the country this site is located in?

[@slothconstruction]

Southern Colorado

[@guxs1652]

Thank you.

[@rollotomassi6374]

Where is this ?

[@slothconstruction]

Colorado

[@rollotomassi6374]

@@slothconstruction thank you…..

[@LucasLima-ul9pr]

O Lucas tá bem aí e o pai já tá O que eu faço com vc não 😃👏😃 Isso 😸😸😸😸👏🐱👏👏👏 O Beto tá bom 😃😄😄😸😄😃👏 O que vc quer que é isso 👏😃😃😃😃

[@anthonyrispin9778]

I don't like the way the flooring or the rafters have been fitted.

[@RafikMankariosDrumStudio]

Everything was perfect until "installing the carpet"!!! Why? Just why?

[@slothconstruction]

No carpet in the bedrooms?

[@user-fm6kq1yo3h]

Цветовая гамма внешнего сайдинга очень не красивая

[@slothconstruction]

People here like it

[@serdalterzi5759]

Evlerin yerden yüksekliği çok az.Yani yüksek değiller.Yilan böcek hatta zarar vermek isteyen bir adam kolaylıkla pencereden içeri girebilir.Ben yüksek olmayan evde kendimi güvende hissetmem

[@slothconstruction]

İzlediğiniz için teşekkürler. Buradaki evlerin çoğu alçak pencereli olarak bu şekilde inşa edilmiştir, bu bölge için ev tipidir. Bence çoğu insan kendini güvende hissediyor.

[@serdalterzi5759]

@@slothconstruction Teşekkür ederim