Container Home Start to Finish

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[@Bloodworthdeb4869]

The builder's on this project did an Awesome job on this home, really NICE.

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

+Debbie Bloodworth thank you

[@ThatGuyFromArizona]

I'd love to get my hands on the layout plan of this fantastic home...

[@douglasharley2440]

wish this was 20x longer!...dope house.

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

No doubt.

[@p1stolp.521]

that home look's beautiful..

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

Thank you.

[@timwegman5776]

Amazing job but why did the video cut out so abruptly? I can't tell is this 3x40 one direction and another 3x40 the other direction or was the other side just 2x40? I would like to use one of the half pipe like roof coverings they make and do the bottom story containers, I think the roof cover is a 40x45 so that would make the it 5 containers 1st story and then the second would be the same size only just the tall rounded metal topper however this is larger then I need or want I think it's like 3200 sq ft so I was Hoping they make a smaller topper either way I think this is a great way to go as it eliminates the water issues being a fully covers roof and it add alot of extra sq footage. Anyway this house you have built is amazing. Outstanding job, thanks for sharing!

[@guyh.4553]

Nice build & construction. Shipping container homes fascinate me

[@jamesooten3659]

@Guy H. If you think this is great, there's an enterprising young man somewhere in the U.S. by the name of Andrew Camarata who has a series of videos about a castle he is building out of shipping containers. He does all of his own steel work, wielding, fabrication, etc. He shows that with imagination, drive and hard work you can turn your dreams into reality. Here's a link to one of the vids in his ongoing series: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXfck3yvba94ga8

[@2apples]

Me too

[@maryrobinson9853]

Please advise me on whether you build and deliver and set up them. What kinda cost we're looking at for a 3 bedroom.

[@josephkennedy1839]

The inside looks amazing

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

Thank you.

[@lumen5699]

is the containers are not corrosive??

[@keithhoward4069]

couldn't you rent a large fork lift to move these around? Is a crane really needed?

[@vilonation]

guys, any recommendations for my conTainer project?..i really need help....PLEASE

[@bogscornejo7895]

Wow the construction is awesome job I like it

[@MarcoBrevi]

simple & effective

[@maryrobinson9853]

Hey please advise me on this matter. Do you do this? Are you a company selling these houses

[@soniarodriguez2713]

Maravilloso ,me podrian decir cuantos container forman esta casa y las medidas d los contenedores.Gracias.

[@khaledalkahtany4141]

what foundation did you use?

[@TioYesi]

Hello!!! Great Jobs!!!! saludos desde Chile

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

+Tio Yesi thx

[@rig_it_safe]

Tio s7

[@miguelooon3296]

Tio Yesi Ejaleee comparitooo... Otro chilenito por aca👍

[@TioYesi]

@@miguelooon3296 Jajaja, no te había leído. saludos

[@ccaaproduction105]

Nice job

[@mongifearless3289]

Much respect for that 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿💯💯💯👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

Thanks

[@LivingBigInATinyHouse]

love this idea

[@2apples]

Yes.I too

[@kingkillacong]

Where are you based out of

[@jinxc2281]

I love what you all do, beautiful... but I have some questions.... 1 The structural integrity of the shipping containers are on the sides... How do you compensate for the lose of integrity? 2 How far up can you go with out there being any problems? 3 Insulation ... what works best?

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

+Laura Curtis we added steel beams and columns, they stack them 15 high on ships, foam insulation

[@jinxc2281]

HCI, Hudd Construction Inc. Thank you... I meant.... how tall can you go when you are using them to build a home? Thank you for getting back to me....

[@emmanuelroblin9275]

It depends on your local city/county/country. For example some cities in France(where I live) don't allow shipping container houses because of their cubic shape. Others don't allow 3 stories houses, some ask for a certain color of exterior walls . . . I think there some urbanism rules like this everywhere in the world !

[@jinxc2281]

Emmanuel Roblin good to know.. thank you

[@jamesooten3659]

Jinx C + It depends. If you live in an area with a year round warm climate, you could use pretty much any insulation. But if you live in a seasonal area, you have to use spray foam to prevent moisture condensation on the metal. With the risk of moisture condensation on the metal eventually causing mold and mildew, I'd err on the side of caution and just use spray foam regardless of where you live. Just be sure to give it plenty of time to cure and out-gas before putting up any walls so that you don't have a long-term smell issue or health concerns with toxic fumes.

[@beckybowlds6404]

Do you sell engineering for simple 2-4 attached 40’ containers?

[@2apples]

Nice work

[@maryrobinson9853]

I simply live it. Thanks. Now can you help me in locating containers and get me a 3 bedroom House right away. Please advise me on this matter. Thanks for your help and y. Be blessed

[@nyballr89]

Looking back do you think you could have done anything different to save money and get similar results? The framing seemed to be more thorough than I would have done

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

+John Olsen yes

[@nyballr89]

Hudd Construction care to explain?

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

+John Olsen, short for Huddleston

[@bode260]

Hudd Construction I'm sure he meant to elaborate on your "yes" .. as in what was the cost for this project compared to the cost of building a house of the same size without containers.. not the name of the company.. I also would like to know how much this project was

[@jamesearlhayes]

Hudd Construction I would also like to know

[@jacobotum7894]

Wonderful working i like

[@lennondagreat]

Nice

[@fatsmile77]

How much would a home like this cost to build from the ground up?

[@beezytalkingshit9319]

100k

[@devancedaboss3498]

Can be just 80k depending Where You Are

[@joeclauss507]

how big ho many bedrooms and wat was the final cost

[@lkbuffalogirl1]

Very nice! I've seen this house. I think I'm headed in this direction. Can we sub you guys for setup and cutting/welding?

[@allboroughllcfilm]

Hey there... who can I talk about this with?? Please advise

[@Arquitectos501]

See my Tiny house project kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5bdY36ojKdoq7M

[@northerncali2965]

I have to ask, what is the price difference between traditional stick frame and this cargo container house?

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

50.00 a foot

[@Justbase]

@@HCIHuddConstructionInc less, correct?

[@rogeesatburn2046]

Hudd Construction, Inc. doesn’t it get cold because of thermal conductivity? Or does insulation take care of that?

[@Jozani77]

I see a lot of extras that they did that could have saved a great deal of money. Shipping containers have a thick wood floor that can be refinished it doesn't need a full concrete pour. Also they are designed to natural drained and don't need any roof work.

[@mauriceevans6546]

@@Jozani77 roof helps to keep the home cool

[@pokellaa]

Do those units blow cool and hot?

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

They do And you can also just put them in a dehumidifier mode. .

[@handsomejohnjohn]

I am thinking of either container or ICF. I still have time to debate.

[@dopeyking3766]

Is there any actual saving comparing with traditional way??????????

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

+Dopey King not with these high end finishes. But if you watch the budget closely you could save a lot.

[@vilonation]

hello friens...any chance you guys can give me some recomendations on my project please?...I'm in need of lots of help...PLEASEEEEEE😬

[@ericbaker6542]

I don’t see much in the way of cost savings by doing it this way?

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

Nope.

[@sarchelsami5431]

Haw much it costs !? tottaly

[@simonkendra3079]

i wonder what the price was

[@richstarstar]

What is the approx cost of all this work?

[@rem2510]

I've been researching into constructing shipping container houses and found a fantastic website at Rohon home build (google it if you are interested)

[@69yenko65]

I was told sea cans are roughly $100 per foot for a good used can so a 53 footer is $5300 on a ballpark price

[@dirtysouthtv2209]

kyle warmerdam delivered. Not original cost. They are much cheaper, but getting them to your site is sometimes half or more of the money-depending where it is.

[@69yenko65]

@@dirtysouthtv2209 Where I live that's the cost I was given by a large trucking company

[@latitudeandlongitude7754]

Exactly looks like it would cost even more then new construction! Need more info !

[@maryrobinson9853]

Can you put me in contact with someone who does this for others or for a Living. Thanks for your help and Prayers. Be blessed.

[@KweliPatton]

Whats the cost difference between this build(type of build) versus a traditional build?

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

+Kweli Patton steel shell instead of a stick frame or block

[@ellea3344]

Hudd Construction, Inc With answers like that, I'd be shocked if you were still in business.

[@hostknows1254]

Hes in business because he builds what his customers want

[@zubenel444]

@@hostknows1254 Hudd Construction didn't answer this potential customer's question. That's why Stacey E would be shocked that they were still in business. I'd be interested to know the cost difference myself.

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

50.00 a foot

[@Inderjeetsingh-hf7fs]

Cost of this house for purchase

[@ebayseller6040]

extreme swag detected

[@vincentshelpfulhints4085]

Would the Containers not be a huge lighting rod just curious..

[@prelude12341]

not an electrician, but i think you just ground it like any othe home, with a big copper rod in the ground.

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

Yes

[@dkmplay3446]

Привет классное проект 👍👍сколько стоит у вас контейнер?

[@nossa_casa_container9160]

NOSSA PROJETO DE CASA CONTAINER kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4G7YoCpp9VlhKM .. .. ....,, .... . ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[@TehDigz]

Question- Why did you poor concrete floors after placing the containers?

[@camerakid76]

The flooring in containers are treated and HIGHLY toxic. They need to be sealed in however you choose to do it. Vapor barrier and subfloor, concrete, etc. You don't want to breath in the fumes that the container flooring will give off over time in your house.

[@keithhoward4069]

@@camerakid76They are just plywood on metal. How hard would it be just to put new wood down? then flooring or carpet or even faux tile.

[@camerakid76]

Keith Howard You can pull it out and replace, but it’s something like 1” dense plywood supertreated against rot and critters. It runs flush with the steel frame of the container so you’d still have to build up a subfloor of some type over the steel beams to run your flooring edge to edge.

[@keithhoward4069]

@@camerakid76 just cut it right at the wall and install the flooring you desire onto the steel sub frame(screw or if metal weld it right to the frame). I seriously doubt the small amout remaining would be a hazzard. If done right, you could have an even better, stronger floor that would still leave the structure easily transportable. A concrete slab must be much more costly, and makes plumbing and electric more difficult. But It does make for a real solid foundation.

[@johnstrom2721]

@@camerakid76 The interior of shipping cubes have a manifest/history of the materials shipped inside them and you get toxic vs non-toxic. The wood on the flooring isn't a one-size-fits-all and some are completely untreated. Regardless the history of the flooring, it's absolutely advisable to put subflooring over the existing material and then whatever flooring is chosen.

[@BurninSven1]

In colder places you need spray insulation or you get condense

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

We did.

[@saraisabel9325]

Guauuu, genial, hermoso

[@Arquitectos501]

See my Tiny house project kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5bdY36ojKdoq7M

[@2apples]

Yes. I try it too.

[@bastek.]

Super. I like ☺☺☺👏👏👏

[@jamesooten3659]

@bastek. If you think this is great, there's an enterprising young man somewhere in the U.S. by the name of Andrew Camarata who has a series of videos about a castle he is building out of shipping containers. He does all of his own steel work, wielding, fabrication, etc. He shows that with imagination, drive and hard work you can turn your dreams into reality. Here's a link to one of the vids in his ongoing series: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXfck3yvba94ga8

[@timwegman5776]

@@jamesooten3659 So is that young man you or are you part of his PR team? I only ask because you have posted this same comment several times in multiple threads and it's curious why you are so intent on others following your links to him. I know of this build if you referring to the same person that I am, I believe his name is "Andrew Camarata" aww yes I see you added his name as well so we are talking same person. I dont believe he planned on building a castle from the start he just kept adding more until it resembled a castle so he ran with it he is also a talented welder fabricator. Anyway I do recommend others check out his channel and no I am not affiliated with him or this other guy I was just curious why he was so determined to get other to check him out. It doesn't matter it is a good channel if container homes interest you.

[@garybates1604]

Love It

[@Arquitectos501]

See my Tiny house project kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5bdY36ojKdoq7M

[@AngelicaTV456]

Hello great job, this video is quite creative..but i want more cheerful music so i can dance wkwkwkwkwkwkw: D

[@snmfame278]

Angelica Arcade would love to see you dance 💃

[@monvucagerard]

Super👍😍

[@killerashtray1396]

What’s the song

[@daveygivens735]

I don't know if this is accurate, but I've generally priced this for a 4 container house completely off-grid. -Any experts weigh in? 5 acre parcel $10,000.00 Foundation/Level $10,000.00 Four 40' containers $12,000.00 Basic buildout $10,000.00 Composting toilet $01,000.00 Solar System $08,000.00 Containers $10,000.00 Water Storage $07,000.00 Estimate $68,000.00 This is nothing fancy; wood studs, insulation, wiring, basic floors/ceiling. Small windows, etc. If you can build on a lot with utilities, you could scratch $15k or so for systems.

[@perpetualmotion8090]

I wish someone would answer this

[@BStrambo]

@@perpetualmotion8090 Sure, the land cost shouldn't be on there since that can vary so widely. Can a 4 container home be built with $68k in materials 100% DIY, maybe, but that would require a whole lot of labor, tools (plasma cutter, welder?) and knowledge as well as a lot of time spent trying to source materials so cheap. The $10k "basic buildout" line for example is absurd. 4 containers is over 1200sf of space. Window and door package alone would be $5k+ unless it is all from Restore. Plumbing (rough and fixtures), electrical (rough and fixtures), framing, insulation, wall covering, flooring, HVAC, cabinets/counters. Also need to consider permits. The most economical thing a person could do is build a single 40' high cube container home for about $20k in materials assuming it is nearly 100% DIY and on remote land with no zoning/permits. Times that by 2.5-3x for a contractor to do it.

[@theapotheosisofgdot2294]

Wtf?! Was there no rebar placed in the slab

[@enrique123eo]

For holding zero weight??

[@xriver5867]

Awesome ✌️

[@rokshanatalukdar2076]

Is there toilet in this kind of container home? What about ventilation if I want to take natural air?

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

Yes it has 2 full bathrooms. We used a passive vent system for Friday.

[@Arquitectos501]

See my Tiny house project kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5bdY36ojKdoq7M

[@gotin50]

Super nasa arhitektura

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

Thx

[@michaspado3011]

hello what was the price of this project?

[@2apples]

5 containers about 87000$

[@boyoon3041]

Do you have details moved??

[@2apples]

From czech republic, 40 EP, step by step, check my channel

[@kenethmurei2862]

How many containers required and how the total cost

[@Arquitectos501]

See my Tiny house project kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5bdY36ojKdoq7M

[@bobbylaw3928]

So I wonder what that cost?

[@2apples]

5 containers about 87.000$

[@aj8084]

Very cool

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

Thank you. I another large job we haven't posted yet, keep an eye out for it.

[@richsweetnam8268]

how do you cut the containers

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

We used in oxygen and acetylene torch, and grinder as needed.

[@richsweetnam8268]

@@HCIHuddConstructionInc ok no problem thanks for the reply. I work for a fabrication company that modify shipping refrigeration containers for pharmaceutical industry. They build modular cold rooms then. But we still cut with grinder/consaw. Its v physical work. I need to find some way to cut it easier, less back breaking work. Maybe create a jig. Dunno, I am hitting a dead end. I just want to improve the process

[@zafirosantana3069]

Pasaron muy rapidos las fotografias no se aprecian bien...,

[@AfrikQ10]

Wood windows and frames, some but not necessarily all the houses.

[@gogiamitegaligan471]

on the floor concrete without net of steel for construction?dat is weird!

[@marilynfletcher3281]

Right!

[@MrBDF111]

Start to finish did I miss something?? And then you would drywall the whole thing nah.

[@joejuarez3319]

Wow that is so nice I would like more information about this? Price?$

[@2apples]

Hi, more information on my channel, 5 containers about 87000$

[@lt34102]

Those were not images of a FINISHED container home. They were renderings. WHERE ARE THE ACTUAL PHOTOS?

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

+lt34102 Yes, they are.

[@Arquitectos501]

See my Tiny house project kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5bdY36ojKdoq7M

[@quagmirewasere]

If there's ever a fire and I hope not you will cook if not out in time the metal will just reflect the heat back into the house

[@cgctorrag]

whenevr I watch these intyricate container home videos I always comment the same thing. You could have done this cheaper, easier, faster and BETTER if you built it with block.

[@bertramlefarge69]

I'm not convinced that's any cheaper than building it from breeze block.

[@snmfame278]

Bertram LeFarge says the pig 🐷 that had his house blown away

[@xijingpooh5879]

Bertram LeFarge some idiot will tell you its cheaper , but research will show it's not. The only reason why it's cheaper is because of lack of insulation. Building it exactly to the requirement of a standard home and the true cost is reveal.

[@dougharker9913]

DORK !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mattivirta]

someone summer cottage, not sure can live winter and snow, if have could no have good insulation anywere. shit

[@papinadochkitasolela7208]

I need a house container. I want it very much. I have a yard and I do not have a house. When I go, he sleeps in a tent ... help me with the purchase ... I will give you pictures. Hopes ... thanks in advance and sorry ❤👍🍷🍾

[@johnmark6628]

No more crappy jazz music.

[@horizonsky9269]

Oh my God that music I thought I was watching the odd couples

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

I wonder if that's why they allow you to mute the audio and just watch the video?

[@joespears5082]

nice video

[@JIROHirokawa]

No use of negative space

[@tutumama6500]

....... you have a new CEO. Looks very dapper !!! 😑😑😇😊😁

[@NiTheGod]

is that even cheaper?

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

No

[@CsikiAttila]

Poor bastard, some contractor set him up badly. What exactly is the role of the containers in all this, that couldn't have been done by a few extra pieces of wood...?

[@spamcatchington1771]

This seems utterly pointless. You're still framing and insulating, you're still building a foundation and pouring slabs, and you're still framing and building a roof.

[@christianvoluntaristsurvival]

my thoughts too. if i ever get the chance to build a container home i'm only framing and insulating the exterior walls. not doing any framing and drywall on the interior walls or ceiling. to me, the point of a shipping container home is to build it cheap, use recycled materials, and STILL LOOK AND FEEL LIKE A SHIPPING CONTAINER. i'd still have to build a sloped roof but it would be a METAL roof like on a typical METAL shop building to finish off the industrial look... plus it's cheaper than wood framing, plywood, felt-type-roofing-underlay and then shingles or METAL ROOFING on top of all that! understand that when you join shipping containers it pretty much becomes a requirement to build a roof. you've left no place for the rainwater to go. it will just puddle and rust the container.

[@pcz5233]

Agreed. Just build a house. I don't get the logic behind this. Container homes should be a bit less involved.

[@Illumiae]

Maybe its the look they wanted?

[@erwanmutzenberg7143]

The price, it's fuckong cheap

[@joseofxantera]

+Jackie N Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else is searching for container home design try Skyarza Container Home Star (just google it ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my brother in law got great results with it.

[@maxkallio]

Too fast to see details

[@uniqueblessed7936]

😲

[@DonVikolCorleone]

Great video,but music sound like from old porn movie...

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

+DonVikolCorleone lol

[@Fernando.0019]

Emanuelle kkk

[@vpfyi5525]

How do you know Don? 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣u telling on yaself

[@HenriqueSilva-tx5wc]

I agree, lol

[@4TheRecord]

A bit like a 1940's porno

[@garydouglass9577]

The amount it would cost to insulate and damp proof and build you could build a decent house bricks and mortar that will last 100 years. That shite won't 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

Ok, so show me one you built that will last 100 years,.?

[@davidisles4009]

That AIN'T finished. Start to finish?... HMMMMMMM

[@2apples]

Check my channel, maybe is better :)

[@thetacticalagenda875]

Why the fuck would you not change the color though...

[@chriscole6668]

Elevator music blaaaaaaaa

[@obiterdictum3912]

good - now just sink it 6 foot under :)

[@OblivionNova479]

I don’t like this house nothing about it stays as being from a shipping container at the end they literally could’ve just made a regular house and use metal panelling on the sides and it’d look the exact same

[@hercules3782]

what a hell is with the music. otherwise is very good.

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

+hercules3782 sorry,

[@smde1]

And all for the munificent sum of $____.__ ???!!

[@paulmoffat9306]

Nine 40 foot containers, will build a house that is 48x40x17 feet, with a clear span area of 24x40 feet (without cutting any holes). Cutting holes for access greatly increases useful space, but the containers are only 8 feet wide, so those rooms are rather small. Costs about $31,500 depending on location and availability of containers. Cutting larger holes in the side walls, greatly reduces the support capability longitudinally.

[@i_know_youre_right_but]

This is the most boomer video edit I’ve ever seen

[@edvaldonunesdossantos9194]

Deve ser quente pra Caralho

[@naskonp2176]

Metko. Alibasic. Uplatijo. Zajedno. Sa. Srbima. Za. Vest

[@fernandom.c7966]

But the house wasn't even finished when the video ended. Lame video.

[@HCIHuddConstructionInc]

Thanks