Building a House Start to Finish: Connecting to Septic

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[@dennisbaker6814]

One of the hardest lessons my wife and I learned was that it's okay to allow others to get involved in our "mess". Letting others help is a great sign of maturity that you'll gain wisdom from as time goes by. I'm right there with you Jesse on learning the maintenance and troubleshooting steps. If you should decide to outsource some of it in the future, you'll be able to have a much more intelligent conversation with the service provider. Plus you'll be able to better gauge the value of their work or tell when something isn't being done right. Best of all, you'll have knowledge to share with your kids some day. Cheers!!!

[@larryfromlincolncountywa3989]

I'm so happy to see you two taking a respite from your killer schedule!! Very early in my military career I learned the value of delegation. The toughest part for me was accepting the reality that delegation does NOT mean relinquishing. It merely means sharing and utilization of an already existing resource (s) in order to accomplish a mission in the most expedient and efficient manner. You did it!! I hope the dentist went well and that you won't have a protracted recovery period, Jesse.

[@thebrianandmikeshow6056]

We are still really enjoying your videos. We know you are going through some hardships on this journey. Keep your heads up. If it was easy, everyone would do it. I also hope you ignore all the attacks from other KZbinrs. We know what you meant and what you were trying to say. Thanks for sharing your lives with us.

[@TheRocketbob22]

It doesn't matter to me, I am just watching and enjoying. I watch in my woodworking shop, and Jesse and Alyssa are my adopted children. My Dad always said, " Do something, even if it's wrong", explaining that wrong can be remedied, doing nothing never works. These two wonderful kids have the American spirit and can do attitude that makes America great, and I never see bug a boo complaining.

[@mikedebear]

Tip: that five foot tall clean out pipe down by the leach field; cut it off below ground level and out it in a box to protect it. Then take a pvc gasketed cap and pull the gasket out. Set it loosely on top of the pipe. That way if the tank ever backs up, the water will relieve itself at the lowest point available- AKA not inside your house. Saves you from unpleasantness later on.

[@gkkes]

Hope you guys are taking it easy... Massive amount achieved so far. There's no rush. Look after yourselves. Best wishes from the UK

[@schaneeutsler4405]

Well buy the sounds of it and the terrain that is around you. You live In the panhandle of idaho. Not far away from where I live. If you need some help I might be able to help one weekend I do a lot of construction and I'm a union H.V.A.C member. You guys are doing great work. Don't mind the haters.

[@tomsikes9064]

It is always good to have Professionals to make it work, the First time!! Good call man.

Just a tip - please add date in the beginning of the video about the date the video was recorded. It is pretty chaotic at the moment..

[@mpValli]

jep, that would be helpful ^^

[@gerwynrees9870]

WOW!! Snow clears fast with you!!!

[@ricktssf]

Keep on keep on. What an amazing build and story.

[@jeffkish4945]

Jesse Dude you have a great rock farm LOL

[@casid9929]

Jeff Kish they would be rich if they could sell them!

[@TristusDoes]

I think they are almost out of rocks honestly. I think I saw a scoop or two that didn't have rocks in it. Not enough rocks!

[@LanceSheppard]

I do believe i am going to unsub. No longer interested....

[@hisimagenme]

Lance Sheppard 👋

[@LanceSheppard]

Lisa Vanvalkenburgh ✌

[@peterhaan9068]

See ya!

[@marybarbera1003]

These videos can be so confusing, I wish they would put in the description when these videos were filmed.

[@shewme71]

Mary Barbera yes a date time stamp in the beginning would be wonderful.

[@gingin21jr]

He he said its in cronologycal order

[@paulcopeland9035]

Some of them are. This video was taken after he finished the foundation back fill (which was shown last week) so they are not far off. They are about six weeks in the past, however.

[@Richie311]

Preach!

[@davidoyama9753]

Hurray ! Glad to see that you had some help with installing the sewer pipe.

[@redwhiteblue7831]

I worked for 3 different pipeline companies, from a laborer to a pipelayer then to a loader operator... Sand, grade sand, lay pipe, get inspection, 1' of sand on pipe, screen dirt, backfill with water, compaction... complete.

[@nancyfahey7518]

I hope you save all those rocks for a future rock wall. Rock walls are beautiful as they age. With climbing roses and herbs . . .

[@thatrealba]

I suppose if he covered it with a creeper that would be fine, but it is hard to make a boulder wall look GOOD. Even the "pros" make crappy looking rock walls. How do I know? I used to build boulder walls where just the materials cost $30k and if you scratched the face of the boulder that the homeowner wanted out, you had to buy a new boulder. I think maybe if Jesse wanted to keep a giant mound of boulders for 5 years or so and wait till there was a better time to learn how to build a proper wall that looks good.... Other than that, he should farm it out to a pro. Plus there is a lot of engineering that goes into a retaining wall, even one for mostly decorative purposes. It is waaaay to easy to build a wall that will blow out in 3-5 years and potentially hurt person or property.

[@thatrealba]

Doug Mcdonell round boulders are fine for a retaining wall under load, but you have to really know what you are doing.

[@nancyfahey7518]

I'm sorry I said anything.

[@dannytheplumber7394]

nice to see your hooked up to your septic ! Not sure how cold it gets where you are but up here in Canada when I install a sewer that long and that high up to groung level , I cover the top of the pipe with a 12" strip of 2" rigid styrofoam to deflect freezing.

[@dawnbaker9274]

Congrats on the new septic line! 🙆 Have been without myself and know the luxury of working toilets.

[@mr67barracuda31]

doing a good job, most haters sitting on the couch in a rented apartment, keep the videos coming.

[@TheTitux480]

Last episode was covered with snow, this video is completely no snow!?! Are these video in a chronological order?

[@paulcopeland9035]

Jess and Alyssa are time travelers

[@ChurchClown7]

When you hire someone to do a job and they are talking to the inspector - DON’T answer the inspectors questions for them!

[@jedidiah5131]

So says you, and who are you talking too anyway....

[@robertl2476]

Excavating crew did GREAT!

[@davidsaunders2070]

There are always people who are very negative in here!!! I always wonder if you read the comments the next day or so. Anyways. I love the videos. I don't know about the recent drama, and judging by the ones that pop up on the side, you said something to offend. Oh boy. I don't have time for their crap. I always wonder how people can be so wrapped up in negativity to constantly post to your videos. It's generally the same people. I wonder if you guys roll your eyes and just laugh at the internet tough guys and knowitalls. I know I do. Anyways, my point is, I really enjoy the videos. EVEN if they are out of order. Heck, I still haven't watched them all anyways. So sometimes it's summer for me. You know what I like the most? That you guys are prolly late 20's or early 30's. You guys have a great work ethic. It's refreshing to see. Maybe look up a video on what's wrong with millennial generation. I am glad you have shattered that mold. So I wanted to at least say that. I hope you are proud of yourselves and your accomplishments. If its waning, please know you guys are doing a great job. Now I don't care about order of videos. Or have the first darn clue about these sip panels everyone keeps bringing up. Or the waterproofing. Or all of the "expert" opinions you get quite regularly. I quite enjoy the videos of the little things. I was thinking the other day, it would be cool if you did a couple videos on what tools work and don't work.What you will never buy again and what not. Those are priceless imho. So keep doing you. Do you every day. And if you make a million dollars on here, congratulations! I'll be here to watch it. Sincerely, you guys are great people. And if you make mistakes along the way, IT MEANS YOU ARE WORKING!!!! Because one thing I have learned in my 46 years, is if you aren't screwing up, you aren't doing anything. So I hope you continue to work hard, get videos when you can and continue your journey. On your level, on your pace. Remember, its YOUR house. Do it YOUR way. And if you have already completed this bad boy, then I look forward to the next 100 videos that document that journey. But I will certainly not BASH you guys for the time frame it took to release the video. Anyways, I appreciate you guys. I appreciate that you are sharing your story with us. I appreciate the highest quality videos and I do actually LIKE the music. So thank you. P.s. May I please have permission to use your photo of the bald eagles on the branch? It is simply beautiful. I want to put it as my banner on FB, even though I rarely get on there. Too much drama.

[@michaeljenkins6550]

Was a great day when we hooked up our septic system We still have the outhouse but we feel so civilised with a flushing toilet!! Lol

[@dballard8660]

Alyssa, you're doing great in the dungeon editing these videos. Keep up the good work. Don't forget to take your union authorized, scheduled breaks.

[@johnathandietz615]

You should put a small air compressor and tank on your backhoe. Simple wiring and installation, and you won't have to get all that stuff out to inflate the tire or blow the dirt off of the equipment.

[@proffd972]

Johnathan Dietz i was thinking the same thing. Do the new ones cone with that built in?

[@DEADB33F]

Usually an optional extra, but yeah.

[@buckwhitetail1876]

When I installed my septic system I was told by the Health department and building inspector that the septic tank had to be no more than 25 feet from the building. The drain field could be any distance away, as long as it was below the tank. Because I have loam over deep coarse sand, the drain field had to be no more than 18" deep. I asked about freezing and was told that bacteria in the system would generate plenty of heat to prevent it. Sure enough, the snow melts over the septic tank weeks before anyplace else, and the system has been trouble free for 25 years. Never even had to open the clean-out plug. So very different.

[@cyclemaster46]

You are blessed a abundance of natural stone for building.

[@yv6eda]

Nice milestone! Happy for you guys! Congrats!!

[@keesschrauwen9189]

het is zo mooi om te zien wat julie allemaal voor elkaar krijgen. petje af !

[@chilli3696]

the two of you put in alot of very hard and tiring work in. keep at it and keep you head held high.

[@robertfoedisch9322]

You have been doing a great job. Keep on going 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@mandodan26]

Love the drone shots, but you should spin around and show the valley, and the view of the mountains once in while . Even in some of the shots from the hot tub deck it’s hard to get a sense of what an awesome place you are in. Really enjoying following your journey.

[@tommyroche9142]

Good, professional job. Done my own about 20yrs ago, which was a big mistake. Started having a blockage about 6months later which I sourced to somewhere close to mid-lenght. Ended up digging a manhole and opening the pipe, which turned out to be about 6-7ft up from the blockage. Seems to block every 6months or so if left unseen to, but takes 2 mins now to open manhole cover and run chimney brush down every 3months or so. Not exactly sure what the issue is as the blockage doesn't correspond to where the joints are. Possibly a crack but can't feel anything obvious when pushing the brush down. Suppose I should get it checked by camera, but if you discount the 2mins work (and 2mins foul odour), it's not the worst issue in the world. Long story short...some things are best left to the competent.

[@jedidiah5131]

I would say you have a high spot in your line.....It doesn't take much and those low flow toilets aren't the best for septic systems either.

[@roninviking2373]

Lol watching this on lunch break at work. When the landscaping montage started I had to turn the volume down. Didn't want anybody to get the wrong idea. Haha

[@TheOofus]

I wish you guys would stop excusing yourself so much. It's your project, do it the way you like and fekk all the haters. Keep up the good work!

[@maneuschwander6394]

You have a great place to do Terraced Gardens, behind your raised beds. Don't forget to incorporate stairs in a few locations to make it easier to harvest and plant, would look really cool at your place, in the future.

[@jlt012001]

Thank you for sharing the comment on DIY. I have always done it all be myself. As I've gotten older I have realized that small projects are taking longer and longer. I am ready to start calling for help.

[@Litzbitz]

I HOPE JESSE'S DENTIST VISIT WENT WELL. WORK WORK WORK AND IT IS PAYING OFF. GREAT VIDEO. THANK YOU FOR SHARING WITH US. BLESS YOU BOTH.

[@TeemAndreau-Leautes]

If she spends all her time editing video why are they not caught up? She mentioned editing timber frame videos that came out a while ago. Am I the only one lost in their timeline?

[@TeemAndreau-Leautes]

Chris B ahh, got it. Thanks

[@thatrealba]

YAY! Keep plugging along yout two! Just remember that eating any elephant takes many many small bites, right?

[@stewart51able]

Great video guys...!

[@kevinolson4715]

Keep it up you two

[@nat5720]

Keep these awesome vids coming guys!

[@donaldparlettjr3295]

I would recommend NOT putting the trailer in the garage. Say you want to work late but the other wants peace and quiet. And keeping it out will give you so much more room to work in nasty weather. Plus a degree of separation is a good thing I promise.

[@dballard8660]

Great story. Great filming, editing, and soundtrack. Progres, progress. You two are doing great!

[@jbgamblin]

KNowing this video was coming helped me understand the process and solidified that some things are better left to professionals and years of experience. Nice job

[@GoodDayFarm]

Great video! Personally, I loved the music... :D Also, I don't care if it is out of order, or a few months old. It showed an important part of your project, and isn't that the point? As a KZbin creator myself, I totally understand how much time it takes to make and process videos. Keep doing what you're doing! Seriously, great work! Take care!

[@GoodDayFarm]

Indeed!

[@patriciavyce1993]

I'm so impressed. The two of you have done an amazing job. I don't think many people would have stayed focused through it all. It's sure not easy."But,you two are doing it !" Amazing !"👍😉"

[@DavidANeely]

About time you got connected

[@ericdupont1326]

good work ; this huge step is now behind ( even if it does not look so important as it is in fact ) Now ; looking , one day , for your roof on ( but take the time to do it well )

[@michaelchesnutt7651]

How far out of order are your videos the last one I saw you were but deep in snow

[@ginnyd3389]

Really, really like the trench digging music.

[@jacquesb5248]

do mostly everything yourself not everything ...so true

[@michalkmiecik]

"It's good to have connections" sounds really funny when you are talking about plumbing haha

[@paulgargan6134]

You can't know it all,thats whats tradesman are for.A good one always give advise,notify the client on the best products to use,an codes

[@osgancha]

I really like your videos it's very interesting I would never do this but it someday I will I'm going to do something like that

[@jamesbarnhill9953]

Gotta love them Rockies.

[@ludvigtande1236]

Smart move. I think you two have done enough trenching. 👍

[@flinx]

The chronology of the septic shouldn't really matter. A video about hooking up the septic and another video about plowing snow have very little to do with each other. This septic work could have happened and been uploaded in September, October, or November, and the work would be essentially the same.

[@Drinks-and-finger-food]

Who cares...

[@raymondhodge3979]

Not sure if you guys are putting a deck on the back of your house, but that seem like the ideal location for your hot tub.

[@marshallbrowne5371]

That is some ROCKY ground!

[@wrong-waygo-back9355]

Ok when is the roof going on ? Then your frame will be protected and you guys can put wrap around the sides before full on winter.

[@onfarm6521]

So is this going to cause a problem next winter? I’m just imagining shit freezing in your pipe and backing up in your house! Is there not a freeze line depth requirement? I’m just curious?

[@davidblake1343]

You're drain lines shouldn't have anything in them to freeze. If they do than shits going to back up all year round.

[@benjaminunderwood12]

well if You observe the videos what's going on it was only about 6 inches of freeze line so there's different parts of the country where it freezes so but being professional having it done professional I think they know what you're doing they did a very good job

[@HamHomestead]

The comments about the music just makes me smile. We receive the same types of comments, either people really like the music or hate it (if you go by the comments). Personally I enjoy some music while watching scenes that may contain good visual information but otherwise has no audible importance (such as engines running, hammering, shovels clinking). I think without some music you would be seeing some pretty dang dull videos.

[@ricktssf]

The plumber is a joy to watch on the excavator

[@adubbelde1]

We hired a contractor for excavation. There's no way we could have done it ourselves. Your backhoe wouldn't have made a dent in our ground. All work was done with a CAT 320 Trackhoe. We had one operator and he worked alone to the point that he even hauled in some of the material. Our Septic tank literally sits in the middle of solid rock. It took an entire day with a huge hammer on the Trackhoe to dig the hole for the tank. We had previously (years ago) hauled in almost 60 loads of fill for our drainfield. Not all the rock on our site is solid granite. Some is slate and he was able to dig the entire foundation with a ripper tooth and bucket. When it came to frost footing at the walkout and one of the deck footings, they are very shallow as they are on solid rock. He also dug the trenches for the well, the electric and phone. No other contractors did any excavation on site. The only inspections we had to wait for were Electric rough in and the Septic system.

[@Tedterranova]

Moral of today’s video “make sure you brush and floss twice a day.”

[@dufsgarage]

Don’t listen to negative comments. You guys are doing a good job. It’s hard work I know. I do everything around my house.

[@catsinheat]

Every time you guys dig...rock, rocks, rocks...hehe

[@nickhunt811]

Guys pretty smooth on mini x

[@richrockwell3845]

Love, Love, Love your vids

[@markclark787]

My county requires now a large ring (usually concrete) around the large cleanout to get the hose in all the corners, it does a much better cleaning.

[@Bluuplanet]

This PureLivingForLife guy reminds me of the DirtEveryDay guy. And they both remind me of a younger, more intelligent version of my next door neighbor.

[@bob76451]

I hope Jesse's tooth is okay and that he's not in too much pain. Also, I think y'all need more rocks on your property. ;-)

[@Nighthawkeye1]

If any are interested in rough time lines for these videos, going by the FB entries, this work was done on sewer line hook-up and burial, and Jesse's dental work was done, both on Dec. 11.

[@OOpSjm]

??

[@wallykramer7566]

So when was the 1.5 feet of snow and excavator tire chains video?

[@Nighthawkeye1]

FB entry on putting new chains on backhoe was Dec. 21.

[@timberry9625]

This video really resonated with me. I am 58 soon to be 59. When I was 30 I built our 1800 sq ft house trying to do everything myself. It took 8 months to finish. I remember digging the waterline by hand with shovels so not to pay someone with a backhoe to dig for me. That took a week of evenings to do by hand. The farther I went in I started to give up a little control and have a few contractors do things. For example the foundation, shingling the roof, drywall and carpet. Everything else I did myself. Getting everything in the dry may override your desire for doing it yourself! Over the next 28 years I've done 3 other houses and several garages. I've learned that letting contractors help move you along and keeping you on schedule is a good thing! There are times that it makes a lot of since. You have to choose your battles and decide which ones are better to let someone else fight. I enjoy your journey and look forward to all your videos! Keep up the good work and let someone else change your oil! You've got a house to get in the dry!

[@eieio-mn9pm]

Ummm 25 years ago the plumbing fella told me 1/8 of an inch per foot ...rented a machine for the weekend....it works good ...wish you the best

[@jedidiah5131]

1/4" /25' where I am...

[@williamkirkland265]

I bet you'll be glad to get the RV into your house.

[@eieio-mn9pm]

I wish y'all the best...butt ....as I've said before a household septic works different than a camper septic ....just sayin as someone that has lived off grid and has used primitive methods of composting toilets.... I know .....yes just playin homesteading ...hahahaha

[@jerrysparks725]

Hey that guy is good on that excavator

[@zippythechicken]

never saw the install of the septic tank.. I'll have to look for that video tonight.. hope the dentist went well for you...

[@vaalrus]

Are you guys living is a part of the world where the ground just doesn’t freeze? I mean, more power to you if everything works, but in my neighborhood, all of that would be frozen solid.

[@winfieldjohnson125]

Hey,out here in the PNW,we have been having the WEIRDEST winter.

[@vaalrus]

Seriously, though, what’s the deal with the frostline out in your part of the world? Up here, 8 feet is a minimum, and we go deeper and/or insulate if we have to cross under a road.

[@winfieldjohnson125]

You must be up North somewhere,but we're at about the latitude of Boston,just out west.The frost line doesn't get very deep,usually. About 18 inches is the standard depth for burying lines for temp protection.

[@davidschwartz2398]

Why is the septic tank over 100ft away from the "house"? Did they install the leechfield already? I've been questioning why they do things thruout these videos.

[@jedidiah5131]

Go watch the vid where they discuss this....

[@jedidiah5131]

Go view some other channels...most people are taking 3 years from start to finish....Some are framed in two years later and still living without plumbing.....

[@wadelindsay7148]

Its ok to code to have your sewer line crossing over your potable water line?

[@familyrootsfarm2215]

Keeping it dutch sends hugs

[@pn784059]

i would love a date stamp on future videos.

[@dnad1522]

Correct me if I'm wrong but aren't abs pipes (the black pipe ) is not supposed to be exposed to sunlight cause they will bend and possible get brittle from uav. Might be a possible problem for the future

[@repalmore]

Back filling with the sand and dirt or even your drain rock and dirt is a perfect time to have what is called a steel wrist. It allows the bucket to tilt and turn all around. Really cool attachment for a mini excavator.

[@KraftyKathi]

Robert Palmore they don't own an excavator

[@repalmore]

Kathi Pauling I know they don't own an excavator. They have mentioned it several times that the excavator that we've seen has to go back, meaning rented. It doesn't change my opinion that a steel wrist would be a great attachment for the excavator.

[@MrDan221]

I think I zoned out after Jessie said about it being a pain that they’d need to dig out the drain rock to put the sewage pipe in, so I might have missed his explanation for this but why did he choose to bring people in to dig a trench when the ground was frozen? Why wasn’t it planned out & dug before?

[@ConnorFitzD]

Because they are 'Project planning' themselves, which I can imagine is a lot easier said than done. To me it feels like it's very much a step by step process instead of full end to end planning. There are technically advantages to doing it this way in that you can plan the next step once you know it will 'work'. However its muhh more time consuming and expensive. They've always said money isn't a massive blocking point on this project and of them it's more to see if they can do it their way and make it work.

[@112Haribo]

Well as you could see, only the top layer was frozen. Not really that hard to dig into

[@stevenbaumann8692]

How do you not have snow?!

[@daves.9479]

They have a time machine. This work was done weeks ago.

[@stephaniekite9361]

Okay, I’m obviously missing something. When did they ( the plumbing guys) connect the sewer drain pipe to the actual septic tank.

[@paulcopeland9035]

Right after they drained the test water. The test had to be made up to the existing pipe, so that is where the connection is.

[@ashi3585]

It's sad to see such negative comments on your vids about "messed up timelines" and "no updates". We all get caught up with our lives and yes you are putting yours up on the web, but your still human. You make mistakes and you need more time then you planned, shit happens. You are personally putting up your own videos and aren't a tv program. Your video schedule is dictated by what your day/time allows. Keep up the work you are doing for yourselves and enjoy your home how you see fit.

[@daddyjoemakesit1412]

it been very interesting watching your videos and seeing the progress of the whole build, But at the moment i not even sure which month your showing, 1 minute it summer then snow then no snow the snow, it DEC the Nov then another month, ????? strange you must have time machine that allows you to go back to projects that you missed haha

[@cheaphomesteading]

Joe Allen agree

[@nicholasfleming6656]

Great video!

[@williamsuttle9390]

Well done glad that little job is done...Best part was the last 6 min when a awesome woman took over the camera....

[@dcmytube1]

Well, I dont know what all the remarks about the timeline is. Im not confused at all. It is what it is. Coffee and video is a great start to the day..

[@getoutofCanadaB4its2late]

Thank goodness for 2x speed!

[@Betty1Q]

Holly Hello More Rocks!!!! Free flowing Poo!! Hugs