BRAND NEW Custom Home at Sherrills Ford / Mike Palmer Homes Inc. Denver NC Home Builder

[@PatriceOnPurpose]

I love to watch your home videos as I look forward to God blessing us with our new house similar to your designs.

[@philipkrauss4988]

You forgot to zoom out! You are the best builder. You have thoughtful and quality ideas for your porches, shelves and bathrooms. Love how you build. I realize customer designs the home. You do an amazing job as a builder

[@MP-cz8bp]

Thankyou for your kind words. Sorry about the zoom :-)

[@larrymapes2971]

Wow you build great homes if I ever move that way I want you and your company building my home because you take pride in your work

[@joy5109]

I trade with him, The profit are secured and over a 100% return on investment directly sent to your wallet.

[@Michael-rv3ds]

😭 I've seen a lot of recommendation about Mr Donald Marshall , Please can I have his info? I want to invest 2,000usd with him.

[@jacksongeist6927]

Get him on Wats app 👇

[@jacksongeist6927]

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[@Michael-rv3ds]

😭 Thanks a lot, I'll contact him right away...

[@macclarrin3669]

Thank youuuuu. It seems like I be waiting years on you to upload. Great job✌️

[@et1523]

Great job! Very nice work!

[@Charlotte_Photographer]

That little extra concrete pad you poured on the lower landing in back would be a great spot for a private hot tub. Add a nice stone veneer to that wall and you would be good to go.

[@VSSpeaksRoyally]

Awesome home plan!!! Happy holidays to you!!!

[@matmul4850]

Would love to see one of your builds fully furnished/staged, that would be awesome.

[@sudd2685]

Thank you for your videos beautiful work young man. Merry Christmas

[@maribelquirosart]

beautiful home

[@lhr1701]

I like your attention to detail . Just one thing the AC condensers on the outside of the homes need to up off the ground . I have seen brackets that attach to the house or they make pedestals that are used with heat pumps . They get beat up by the string trimmers all the time .

[@sudd2685]

Really like the 3 bay.

[@armandosulanj4382]

nice house 🏠 good job

[@AlejandroLopez-pu4qw]

Awesome Job on the video, Can you tell me the name brand and style of the door handles I love the Matt Black finish on them

[@ImYoutubing247]

Would love to get the floor plan for this house. Dream house

[@anilahmed2699]

What size lot is this built on ? And sq footage of the house

[@Charles-nk3ep]

WHAT DOES SOMETHING LIKE THIS COST WITHOUT THE LOT ? JUST THE HOUISE PRICE ?

[@williamcrenshaw9728]

I love it I wish you could come here and build one for me 🙂

[@db2041]

What was the build cost?

[@neilpace101]

Bungalow without a finished basement?

[@feliciahart5030]

I didn't see the living room

[@morganleblanc730]

I really like your home designs. How long did it take to complete the build?

[@MikePalmerHomesIncDenver]

Well in this day and age of viruses, labor shortages, and supply chain breakdowns, it took about 12 months. Typical times are 7-9 months, 8-10 for basements. it also depends on the level of customization and customer change orders. the best we have done is 5 months and 2 days from ground breaking to move in an a fully custom home but the stars have to align almost perfectly for that to happen.

[@morganleblanc730]

@@MikePalmerHomesIncDenver looking at moving to the Denver NC area but will need a home with at least a 4 car garage for my collector cars.

[@haileyandcasey4723]

No basement??

[@ShowMeWhatINeedToKnow]

Does it cost more if someone brings their plans to you? Also -- have you ever had someone request a "secret door" be installed to the basement -- like a big mirror that doesn't look like a door, but hinges open? Or a fake book case that hinges open, etc? Can a custom home builder do that on a new home, or would it not pass "inspection" -- and the home owner would have to do it themselves, later?

[@calson7823]

No, it does not cost more if you bring your own plan.We have not done a secret door yet. Nobody has asked us to make one so I'm not really sure about the code implications. I imagine it would Depend on the situation

[@ShowMeWhatINeedToKnow]

@@calson7823 Interesting -- thanks!

[@jimflanagan6029]

If I ever buy property in NC, I’m giving you a call .

[@almccallie4314]

The focal point of the home are the garage(s). Each to his own I guess.

[@billmiller4620]

Mike, you always do a great job on your builds however, I am not a fan of the way you did the drainage on this driveway. I’m surprised a recessed drain wasn’t installed across the driveway rather than the dip in the concrete. Also, the steps down and then steps up to the front entry is just weird. Too bad the entry / porch couldn’t have been extended to the driveway and have one set of steps. You have way more knowledge than I have but it just looks half assed. Don’t be insulted, you do a great job.Thanks.

[@lindasamuelson6191]

Very nice.. however, my opinion not a fan of built in cabinets near fireplace..

[@HRChevy581]

What is the asking price for this property.

[@papabearcamaro]

Was custom built for a customer.

[@TheGregWallace]

How much?

[@calson7823]

Hey Greg , Thanks for your inquiry. It's a great question. Unfortunately in our contract with our clients we have agreed to keep the financial component confidential.

[@brianf9615]

Come on Mike send us another video?

[@SteveStowell]

How cheap with standard doors when should be 7’

[@DaOneAndOnly1]

front soor is damaged and that drive way will hold water

[@1gordyd]

Initial visual impression... a large garage with a house attached to it. The parking lot in front overwhelms the house, although it has an attractive doorway, it's welcoming impact is just not there. If this huge parking area is really needed, some varying visual interest in the concrete would have helped, and the same applies to the grey siding, there is just not enough to interest to hold one's attention on this facade. The fact that 2 steps were needed on the front sidewalk at the driveway, adds an unnecessary hazard to the approach to the doorway, and some other solution should have been considered. The small window on the garage front looks insignificant and like an after thought to break up a large space... is not the window as much as it is the effect of both garage gables overwhelming it. The house has the long deep approach to the front door which lacks visual interest, and then one finds barely an entrance inside the door and one is in the kitchen. An open plan with a great room is of course, very popular, but should one necessarily see a clear line of sight to the kitchen sink? Inside... a few more comments. A pocket door would have made more sense leading into the laundry room. And a half-bath/ powder room would have been a nice addition for a home of this size planned for obvious entertaining. Is there really no door between the master bedroom and its bathroom? Textured shower walls may have a WOW factor, but someone has to clean them someday, and it will not be easy. I was disappointed in the look of the retaining walls outside the basement, here would have been an opportunity to use brick or better yet, stone to compliment the natural setting. The lower concrete area under the deck also is a missed opportunity for some really interesting creative concrete treatment; the attempt of adding the curves, makes one question why curves here and no where else? It is curious there is no door leading to the outside from inside the garage, especially since the smaller side of the garage was intended as a work area, or a place for the lawnmower, etc. Does one really want to have to open one of the big garage doors to run inside and out when working outdoors or when parked in the additional side space? I hope the owner chooses a professional to landscape the house to create a welcoming movement to the front door, and minimize its present tunnel effect. Perhaps more taller landscaping on the left could also help balance the "big garage effect" the house now presents. One wonders seeing a street side view, why the designer chose to let the over-sized garage and its huge driveway, virtually dominate the house.

[@matthewbecker2052]

Custom home Patricia! When you build one you can do it however you would like it👍🏼

[@SteveStowell]

No solar? Hope no buys

[@skippysdead]

A home for plenty of cars and then they decided to aded a place for a driver as well.

[@robertkulpa1240]

Typical home building, look at the outside corner miter joints in the wainscot at 4:36 into video. I would be embarrassed if that was the best finish work my carpenters did. And they put it on KZbin for everyone to see. Real finish carpenters dont use caulk to fill in joints because they know how to cut them right for a perfect fit everytime. What bothers me about that is what about the quality of the rest of the work?

[@papabearcamaro]

Would have definitely passed on that lot. That two step down before going up to get in the front door is an accident just waiting to happen. And black garage doors just makes it look as if there's two giant black holes in the front of the house. Not my money, just my opinion.

[@MikePalmerHomesIncDenver]

Thank you for your opinion. Unfortunately, building lots are extremely scarce around Lake Norman so we have to work with what's available.

[@bettysmith4527]

Beautiful home, lot not the greatest, but whatever...

[@crdjeep123]

What a horrible grading job around that house. who wants steps down then up to a house. nice house though

[@thurmanlawson547]

The white trim in the house and those doors are just ugly to me.. so is the bright colors that realtors use to resell homes

[@lorettarussell3235]

These are custom built homes. Built to customers choices, not designed & built to contractors choices then sold as a lot of builder do. Customers chooses lots & house plans, finishes & he then builds the house. These are not prebuilt then sold as is.

[@johnkenedy5612]

I give you a dislike because you cut corners on the retaining wall and the slab angel . The retaining wall should be 5 or 6 foot longer and the angel should be lower to the forest site. You have water coming from outside in the basement under the door.

[@MP-cz8bp]

Hey John, Thank you for watching our video. I have to disagree with you on that one, the water on the floor came from a dehumidifier drain line that got dislodged. We run a dehumidifier during construction in basements to control the humidity. It is a temporary setup and the drain line got accidentally dislodged. We just had to put it back in the drain. Very simple. Me and my entire staff had been at that Jobsite during the entire build and no water came on the basement. Our concrete installers and graders are very skilled. The homeowners have moved in and endured several heavy rains. Still no water in the basement :-).

[@davedutile6317]

Half ass finish. Quit the butts and put it into quality workmanship. You have a long way to go.

[@willgeo2215]

This house has no curb appeal! So bland and typical from the front.

[@petervan1353]

kitchen cabinets next to the fire place? ugly flooring and a down drop for a backyard.. not worth the money! Plus all the trees in the 'backyard' means you'll get hardly any natural light in in the rear where the living area's are and there for most used rooms. Sorry mister shitty design. Huge frontyard with 1,5 wind which won't let much light in. Maybe good as a holiday let for the Adam's family

[@brettm8970]

All the rain water collects right at the front door. Bad design.

[@stevenmoomaw6173]

Trach junk