Building A MASSIVE Deck Part 3 - Roof Framing and Sheathing

We are building a huge roof over this massive deck in this video! We are building a low slope shed roof over this deck, so we have to set our beams and cut all our rafters which will hang off a roof ledger at the house. This is the largest roof we have built on one of our projects!
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[@jacobroberts3961]

Get a framing jack guys. Just cause Ant can lift large lumber doesnt mean he should.

[@jakestevens656]

I’m a solo hardscaper in SC and I aspire to have a crew like Premier Outdoor. You guys do amazing work and I one day hope to have an operation half as good as y’all.

[@THEpremieroutdoor]

Appreciate that man!! Best of luck on your journey!!

[@gregpaterson330]

You should get the boy a hanger nail gun

[@IslandGirl4Life]

Boss, Anthony needs a raise bro! Nevermind the haters, you a great crew.

[@THEpremieroutdoor]

Hes worth every penny that's for sure!!

[@johnstup4479]

Looking forward to that “tricky cricket”.🤣

[@deenation110]

To me I don’t think that pitch is enough. I think you’re gonna have problems with standing water in the snow but what do I know?

[@dougamici4736]

The smelly outfit line is awesome. Gonna use it tomorrow. Can’t stop laughing. Happy Father’s Day.

[@THEpremieroutdoor]

He is so good at very specific burns 🤣 Happy Father's Day!

[@swlhonda1]

How can I get more info on how you framed for you roof posts to supported on the cantilever? I'm trying to plan a covered porch on our home and would like to do something like this, without a bunch of extra footings... also what header did you use for that span? I'm hoping to span about 14' on each side of ours.... any help would be appreciated thanks

[@tedspens]

✋🖐🖐 I'm really enjoying the build, and the other one where you used axial(?) pilons. New sub!

[@carpnotes4607]

"...you're a VFW." LMAO! Premier Outdoor living knocks another one outta the park. Top notch video and editing - love your vids, love your crew. Relevant and useful content; so many pro tips! never miss an ep biggy thumbs up - thanks for sharing

[@THEpremieroutdoor]

Thanks so much man!! Ant is definitely creative with his insults 🤣

[@joepommer3153]

Nick: "Keep typin'." Video Engagement: +400%

[@THEpremieroutdoor]

🤣 hes a star!

[@Big-Wonka]

To be fair, Ant's can lift way more than their bodyweight lol

[@THEpremieroutdoor]

Aint that the truth!! 🤣

[@greezy937]

Was that concrete poured on top of concrete. Yikes

[@moose1164]

Hate to be that guy but the pitch of that roof is not enough. Water is going to sit up there and pool up then it will run off in large amounts instead of a consistent drip. Snow will stay up there til completely melts off.

[@THEpremieroutdoor]

Our architect begs to differ!

[@colbyjones8941]

With the right standing seam roof it’ll be more than alright

[@dougcarlson6800]

Where is the mid-span rotation blocking and the up lift hardware? When roof sheathing you don’t need to pre-cut the field mark and keep your layout and you can go back and cut your overlapping plywood. It faster and easier.

[@galenperry4606]

Yeah good thing you didn’t lose your footing with those tennis shoes on. You couldn’t have held the beam on one leg and you’ve been on your back with the beam across your neck. I’ve done plenty of stupid just saying.

[@01Hokiefan]

For the 4x6 bracket you could have attached to post. Then installed it on the framing. The slot on the side will allow you to feed a nut and washer in with a box end wrench. Feed the bolt up from under the deck/framing and hit/capture the nut. You would hold the nut with the wrench and tighten bolt from below. That is how you could have got that bracket in. I have had one inspector who used that slot to check and make sure the nuts inside the bracket were tight. Now I know you are well past that now but for next time.

[@grantsawesomevids]

Just curious why you wouldn’t do box framed stairs instead of all those stringers?

[@bigmigofresh6027]

Hate when you have two helpers and they just watching instead of holding the ladder or something they don’t want it to fall on em I guess😮

[@markrodewald1424]

Whitesnake…☺️ Thanks for the videos you’re team does amazing work.

[@e4d578]

great vid! question though: was there rebar in the concrete pad in the beginning of this episode?

[@MarkLenkner]

Whitesnake, not Bon Jovi :)

[@THEpremieroutdoor]

It's all Bon Jovi to me brother! 🤣

[@Ultra77737]

Seems like a fun place to work with a good crew

[@nicholashenry2861]

BBL Sean

[@v65wings45]

Why didn't you use just a solid 6x6s for post from the ground up, instead of splitting the post into two sections then using the metal bracket on the topside of the deck?

[@jimc.964]

You’s guys are definitely from the Philly area. Waiting for someone to say wooder Go Birds!!

[@THEpremieroutdoor]

We sure are, GO BIRDS!

[@aberba]

Why do people prefer a deck over a roofed concrete floor?

[@strobelightbrian]

Framing jack may be heavy to move but easier than lifting and getting all sweaty.

[@THEpremieroutdoor]

Getting sweaty is inevitable, its the summer!

[@sgwsteve1665]

That roof is something to behold. Can you see it from space? You guys rock

[@THEpremieroutdoor]

I think its the eighth wonders of the world!!

[@mikesmithh]

That roof is large. Great work.

[@firemanj35]

Awesome job POL! Looking great. That is one big roof.

[@THEpremieroutdoor]

It sure is!!

[@AntEloftheHouseofEl]

Bloody Bon Jovi. Smh.

[@gregoryc5989]

Love it!!! Great Job

[@ronrobasser9810]

You need to clone ant and have a crew of him 😂😂😂

[@THEpremieroutdoor]

I wish I could, but he is one of a kind!!

[@tacticaljody4381]

Great stuff! Keep it up!!!❤

[@THEpremieroutdoor]

Thanks so much man!!

[@FloatingVillageLife]

Your meticulous approach in 'Building A MASSIVE Deck Part 3 - Roof Framing and Sheathing' is truly impressive. Your craftsmanship and attention to detail shine through, making complex construction accessible and inspiring for your audience. Your videos are a testament to dedication and skill in home improvement. And I am Floating Village Life

[@e4d578]

most of the time I get a response, but no response on what looks to be no rebar being placed during the concrete pour. Was I mistaken? at 0:42

[@joescards167]

I just built my first deck with my new company. Keep posting bro

[@THEpremieroutdoor]

Love to hear it! Good luck my friend!

[@alexill]

I hope your Father’s Day is locked in for justice 🇺🇸🫶

[@THEpremieroutdoor]

We sure do have a lot of fun!!