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[@jenniferjohnson3467]

The grey with your black windows would look so good!! I love the grey. What a cool product.

[@estrellabeale9036]

@ Jennifer Jonhson...I agree with you 💯% 😊❤️✌️

[@adrianurzua818]

I feel like Everlog needs to thank you guys. You definitely hooked them up. I'm in the industry and I had never heard of it. So I think they should be sponsoring your build

[@jeremiahjohnson731]

Wouldn’t that be great

[@johnlynn4945]

@Iron *Fe* I’d be surprised if the engineering of this project didn’t take all of your concerns into consideration. More than likely all of these have been addressed!

[@Klink52]

My guess, a deal was made either before or after their arrival to Everlog. Nothing wrong with that. Both parties will benefit.

[@adrianurzua818]

@@Klink52 absolutely nothing wrong with that. Im all for the family saving some money. In fact im hoping that they got their materials sponsored. Plus the siding appears to look amazing.

[@J1WE]

Simple. You take real logs and make molds out of them. Then pour your mix into the molds.

[@rictecilder]

Wow, that looked like real wood, now I can build a cabin in the woods and never have it rot or burn.

[@MyBackyardScience]

Watching your family at the hotel really brought back memories of when our kids were young like that. We sacrificed a lot to have those family times. We cherish it and miss it so much. We know it was the right thing to do!

[@katherineking1361]

That grey with the black trim windows looked soooo good. Whatever you choose will be worth it , if affordable, in the long run. This is your forever home.

[@CajunCountryLivin]

We love watching y'alls videos and progress! I'll have to admit that my favorite part was the "no left hand turns" frustration! This is so relatable when going on any type of family trip. If those wildfires ever get too close for comfort, come visit us in South Louisiana! Thank you for entertaining us week after week!

[@candidastelloh931]

I really like the look of the darker wood that Jeremy held up against the window at the end.

[@patyadon747]

Same here

[@donna-ruthasher2432]

I’m sure I speak for everyone when I say “ you all deserve to regularly step away from the house build and do some great FAMILY TIME !! Those are the true memories everyone will remember

[@CJ-tx8nu]

One thing to take into consideration when defending your structure against wildfires are the eve, soffit, foundation and gable vents. Embers can get in and ignite materials even in settings like yours where there is plenty of defensible space. There are vents that are essentially spark arrestors and will expand and close off as heat increases. This in addition to a sprinkler system can make a huge difference

[@LadyTSurvival]

I was thinking sprinkler system as well, BUT... If wildfires approach, the power will be cut off. Then no sprinklers unless it's solar powered, if the wildfire takes out the solar.... Again no sprinklers. There is no perfect solution, but making your landscaping fire resistant will help. Rock mulch, no big bushy plants up close etc. You could even make a road all the way around the house and gravel it so that it's a firebreak as well as a circle drive.

[@LadyTSurvival]

Eaves and soffets can be constructed from metal siding.

[@18rcurry]

Do you plan on building a Firebreak around the outermost perimeter of your property and even consider a second Firebreak into the property from the perimeter tiebreak should you decide to do this. Along with other Possible recommendations you have received.

[@dougdiplacido2406]

Sprinklers are all well and good, but embers getting blown into the vents( which will need to be installed to prevent mold in the attic) so the spark arresting vents will be a must.

[@lance9249]

@@18rcurry I built a concrete brick wall around my house neighbors houses went up in flames the firemen used my home as their base. In my opinion that's the way to go

[@samuelrobinson1049]

It's so funny, I was a Deputy Sheriff in Georgia. I wanted to get my family away from all the crime and other stuff going on in the south. We moved to Montana back in June and are trying to build our house and start fresh... unfortunately we got run out of our area by the Alder Creek fire. We've since returned and continued trying to fulfill our dream. Best of luck on your adventure from your neighbors!

[@lindajohnson6030]

Love that siding. Both my husband and I agreed that we loved the gray weathered with your black roof and windows. It would look awesome.

[@SctyGrpPowers]

It is so cool how your kids take care of each other and make sure they are safe!

[@JulieHighland]

My sister in law is a top designer in Dallas Texas, and would totally would go with the darker brown! At first I wasn’t sure until I saw it against your house and BAM! Don’t get me wrong, I love the others too, but like you said, the gray is not only more of a coastal look, but it’s more of a modern look. And the darker one would tie into your currently standing barn. You don’t want that barn to stick out like a sore thumb. Dark brown!

[@katiemarieharrington1471]

Agree 100%. I thought lighter at first until you had the samples up at the end. Wow! That darker sample just popped! Brought the whole build together. BAM!

[@abaquattro]

The golden colored siding looks fresh and will look great with your black roof and window frames... against the lush green and sky background. It will also make the house look bigger.

[@blbmusician]

We think the golden siding would really pop with your roof and windows! My husband is a retired firefighter and agrees that cement siding is an awesome product. Whatever you decide, we wish you many blessings. We enjoy sharing your journey!

[@lindarevis9331]

Love the gray with the black window. Simply beautiful.

[@trtltrx]

Hmmm I’d think the grey would look ideal with the black roof and windows. I love the joy you all and your kids bring to everything ♥️

[@mikewieggers6337]

I totally agree, the weathered grey would look great with the black. As an added plus, the post and timbers that make up the front gable would act as an accent to the front of your home. In contrast to the grey and black, the timbers would pop!

[@subratasinha2770]

I am from a village of India presently 68 years old , I have seen most of your videos I appreciate your idea .I wish all success of your planning and implementation. Best of all to your family.

[@Bernie5172]

It looks terrific. Never knew this product existed until now

[@denisewilson8367]

I found them a little over a year ago. If I were rich I would get the 8" round logs in the gray.

[@sandravanlankvelt7975]

Wow with concrete siding and metal roofing that's a VERY GOOD combination to help ward off damage from fire for sure!!!! It was great to see the kids and you all take some time for some family FUN that is for sure a must do with the building of your home. God's blessings to you ALL.

[@DLRyoung]

Ah pick what makes you happy 😊 because you have to see it daily. Everyone else has an opinion on the colour, that’s because we’re all different. So glad the children had a little time to play. Enjoy life and all will be well! God bless

[@jimfriday4909]

This looks like an awesome product for what you are trying to achieve. Watching you at the water park with your family brought back memories of long ago when my kids were young and still at home. Again, thank you for taking us on this journey.

[@lindamallinson7710]

My favorite part of this video was Melissa’s closing🥰 Just those precious moments we can squeeze in, take a deep breath and hug. Beautiful ❤️

[@mjh123crh]

I love the fact that you always include the kids in your life events. Making memories are what life is about, opportunities sometimes only happen once and if we forget to take them they are lost forever. As a dad I missed many opportunities in doing things with my kids to earn money so I could afford to do things with them but I enjoyed the time we did spend doing the things we did together. Most importantly is just being there for your children because when they are no longer kids that time is gone forever and all you have is the memories... Making memories that last a life time is huge!!!

[@katherinegregory4783]

Love the siding! The weathered grey would look really nice with the black roof and window frames.

[@TheDonnaszabo]

I don't understand why so many people dislike this channel, this channel is my favorite, great house building so fast and have great kids and animals.

[@sjc62759]

It appears the GREY siding matches the dark windows and roofing the best.

[@evalinawarne1337]

It was so much FUN to see you playing in the water. A WONDERFUL AMAZING FAMILY TIME and FAMILY MEMORIES. Just what you all NEEDED. A break from working so hard... I never knew about this company. I would LOVE to have a log cabin home.. A good alternative.

[@Degenhardt450]

The weathered grey looks fantastic.

[@donnadejesu4445]

I also love the weathered grey.

[@peterwubs5663]

I sometimes put concrete sidings on a building. There are cutting blades for fiber cement on your circular Saw. from DeWalt and Bosch. Worked perfect

[@karlfair]

The siding looks like a very good option for your build. The grey looks really nice. For fire protection also look into eve and soffit protection. After the Camp fire that burned Paradise, CA. is was found, many structures that burned had fire retardant roofs and siding. The fires made it into the structure through the eves and soffit. Thanks for this weeks episode.

[@lynettehillery8231]

True, but who wants the only house standing among the ruins??

[@ibMoose2u]

@@lynettehillery8231 I had MANY friends lose their homes in Paradise/Magalia/Concow to the Camp Fire. Absolutely true the very few lucky that had their homes standing kinda wish they’d lost theirs too. They have to go home through devastation and bad water.

[@maxamy89]

James hardie has a concrete based soffit

[@conniemartin284]

I loved when you said: “Ok guys Load up”! My Dad would say that Anytime we were Going Anywhere… (I sure miss My Dad & my Momma 😔) we were a Family of ten! Did most everything together💕✨ watching your channel brings back such great Memories of growing up with seven brothers and sisters and of course Mom & Daddy ♥️ Blessings to you and yours 🙏✨❤️

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

❤

[@Rgbundens]

We really like the darker brown/tan you held up against the window. It gives a great contrast and looks most like wood. Best of luck!

[@amyl2096]

Always love your epilogue Mellissa, so wise and so calming. God bless you and your family.

[@marilynnew2189]

When we used to drive across Montana the question we always asked was "are we there YET"? You guys have been so smart in your entire move and build.

[@cherriebaars3971]

What a great idea. With the ever changing weather this product will serve you well in more ways than one. There is no such product here in Australia, this would be fantastic for our extreme weather and ever constant fire seasons that are becoming longer and hotter and more destructive. Well done on your forward thinking.

[@joanbrooks3276]

I'm loving this Episode fun time with the family. Enjoy your little trip God 🙏 Bless your family.

[@donna-ruthasher2432]

The black trim around your widows will accentuate the knotty look in the siding , very cohesive !!!

[@adrianadelval8544]

Omg 😆 🤣 I laughed so hard with your sponsored commercial!!! I just love that you guys make it fun to watch unlike some other KZbinrs that say read a bunch of facts about their sponsorships. I loved that indoor swimming pool too! Can’t wait to see what color you guys pick for the house.

[@ddg4bob]

A great alternative and a most productive trip. This feel like a tremendous burden off of your shoulders. I also vote ufor the dark brown. And, the suggestions you received about preventing embers from bypassing the concrete siding and finding their way into your wooden infrastructure were excellent. Soffit, facia, vents; all are vulnerabilities. Jeremy, time to put on your fireman's helmet and and assess your home's survivability as a bunker against heat and flame. A limited sprinkler system might be a creative and effective defense. I picture a cloud of spray thrown up around your house by a series of strategic placed nozzles, some even installed in the surrounding landscape. Good luck.

[@warrenwall7095]

For where you live the darker color will be the best what a beautiful family and smart choices you're making God bless you I love you guys should be at A Million by now don't know why you're not

[@alisonward3167]

The grey or the natural wood colour would look great, I personally don’t like the golden wood colour it reminds me of cheep pine furniture. 😬🇬🇧

[@BSaunders3754]

You guys are my guilty pleasure! Please keep doing what you’re doing. Thank you for letting us come along with you. I wish you happiness and continued joy on your adventure!

[@PaullaWells]

I think either of the wood shades would work, but I honestly like the darker one better. The AD was stupendous! I'm guess that one was Melissa's brainchild. 🤣🤣🤣

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

😆 🤣 thank you 😊

[@diane461]

I also like the darker one.

[@maryranch5329]

@Paulla Wells. Definitely agree with you 😁👍💞

[@mary-loujohnson4440]

Love the grey, it goes so well with the dark windows

[@jgranados44]

Watching y'all on this journey has been wonderful and so informative! What a wonderful product! The grey would look nice but the lighter wood color would definitely be a natural beautiful contrasting to the black roof and windows! Your decision is what works for your family🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏 God's Blessings!

[@sydney9546]

The house is turning out to be SO beautiful! Keep up the great work, and thank you for sharing your journey! I'm excited to see the progress y'all are constantly making, and I'm sure your family is even more ecstatic! Congrats on everything y'all 💜

[@Necile2]

I was leaning towards the wood color until I saw the pole barn at the end. The gray would match that so much better and kind of tie all the buildings together (assuming you'll use the same siding for the utility shed). I was very glad to see Jeremy wash that back window of the car. It can be dangerous when visibility is so low.

[@bonniemoore4056]

I agree with it matching the pole barn but they could use the wood color and paint the pole barn later if they wanted it to match.

[@barbarabryan1304]

Amazing content, your travels, heart breaking fires(prayers) yet beautiful scenery, lovely family fun, brilliant new siding content, your adorable humor, love your shirt Melissa and ex cops aggravation with city layout was priceless(we live in a small town with only a few traffic lights too). Thank you for bringing us along for the adventure! Blessings and much inspiration!

[@terencecottington4273]

I think you guys have done such an amazing job already, so no matter what you choose it's going to look awesome regardless. God bless you all.....

[@stephenkennedy7931]

The golden colored siding will look best in your wide open space. Keep up the fine work you are both learning your capabilities, things that will stay with you forever GOD BLESS

[@tracy2092]

wow that siding is a fantastic choice, I'm with Melissa, i liked the warm wood with the darker corners like on the example in the video, the grey does look like a beach house, but ultimately its your home whatever you choose will be beautiful I'm sure 😊

[@ralfhedstrom]

I was an avid enemy of artificial material before, but honestly, most of it today are both looking good and have a purpose (in this case the fire protection). From a distance it is sometimes even hard to tell the difference with some products, when they include an "irrational" patter and even imperfections. I like the wood colors best :)

[@martinschultz7525]

I think the "golden" color looks best. Your black roof will really make it pop. The grey, to me, is to drab looking. Also, have you considered putting a stone veneer on the gable areas? I think that could give you a lot of color variation.

[@SagebrushRambles]

I agree with you on the golden brown.

[@MMAfighter38113]

Y’all need your own reality show on HGTV. The journey you’ve been sharing with us has been inspirational. Good luck 👍

[@melaniedowell7064]

The gray with the black look absolutely gorgeous cannot wait to see what you guys choose

[@williamcantalamessa5231]

Hello from Siesta Key Florida We like the barn gray,second choice the darker one . In the end it's y'all's home. That siding can't be cheap $$ but looks to be the safest way to go. Over the barrel once again. That's life,just like the left hand turns. Revenue for the town.lol That's a memorie the kiddies will never forget. Ya'll are a good mommy and daddy.

[@cynthiaordonezgrana1676]

I love the grey siding! What an awesome product!

[@bstjohnson8]

The dark weathered gray with your black trim windows and roof looks very rich together. The example home was so unique with the batten boards in the gables is a great contrast too. Smart choice of fire proof material that looks so very real and so very safe. Thanks for sharing your family fun too. Glad you got away even though it was for a short time but time well spent all together.

[@lindaspeaker331]

The darker one is my choice. It will surely look great with the roof and windows. I would also have air conditioning for the 100 degree weather.

[@debwiley3914]

I really like the gray, because that's how my fences always look 4 years after they are built. It will look like it has always been there, instead of looking like it just arrived.

[@suecooper3016]

I love the golden colour as it contrasts so well with your black window trim, but looks really warm & welcoming under the shadow of your overhanging eaves.

[@rongray4847]

Hi guys, I just love that siding never seen anything like that before. That would definitely pick that myself. Boy they are coming out with some nice stuff. Just found you guys a couple months ago and love your videos and life style. Take care, from Kincardine, Ontario 🇨🇦

[@5jkratz]

The honey-colored flat logs and best with the board and batten sides with a color that complements the roof, not too dark, what a find your material choice is great, good job so far don't mess it up. We are rooting for you, PTL.

[@lorinaw3001]

Just loved seeing you6 having a good time at the hotel water park - that was an excellent down time- love the siding - what they come up these days to make our places safe and nice looking - have a great week - what ever you pick will be the best - I have faith in your judgment!!!!! Love ya all more !!!

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

Thank you Lorina, you're so sweet

[@lorinaw3001]

@@GoodSimpleLiving No you guys are so wonderful- you know how to balance your lives - I really have hope for some of this generation because of you !!

[@dafranchisewatts]

Thank you to you 2 for finding this company. We will be doing the same now and really looking into these products. Thanks for taking us on the ride!

[@espee9980]

The grey reminds me of weathered redwood homes on the California coast which is a great look, remember that you have natural timbers on the front of your home and they will weather in a few years.

[@Marli2023]

The old gray weathered barn wood is nice and natural but the light brown looks good too. I personally would like to blend with the environment for a little stealthy advantage. You guys are doing an awesome job.

[@2CODO1963]

The weathered grey would maintain the palette of the pole barn that seems to blend in well with its surroundings. I don't think you can go wrong opting with the fire-resistant nature of the concrete siding.

[@carlossilveira7007]

Greetings from Brazil. Wonderful moments, neither the children nor you will ever forget these moments of pure family happiness.

[@debbieleavitt8031]

Wow it is so exciting to watch your beautiful home being built. You both are very talented and knowledgeable. I can hardly wait to see the finished product. I’m sure it will be absolutely amazing 😍

[@donnaknight7922]

I believe rule of thumb for houses is , . Roof, trim and siding are 3 different colors. I like the golden color with the darker brown trim. But, you both have good taste, so whatever you choose will look great!!

[@ryanbaxley9727]

I'm in north Carolina the gray color reminds me of houses at the outer banks. I'm also just starting to build a home, going to look into this siding such a good product. I think the dark brown would go good with your home it kinda matches your area.

[@bradvaughan1409]

This is going to look amazing on your home. I can’t wait to see the installation and transformation of the look on your home.

[@jordanvargovich]

That's going to look amazing. And I'm kind of interested in that product myself

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

Give them a call!

[@marshaglenn2919]

I love the Gray with the black windows that would really look good Together

[@dwalsh4027]

My sister and her husband put concrete siding on their lake home. Looks like wood siding . Beautiful. No maintenance which is great for them at age 70

[@bluej4601]

I think the dark looks better with your black windows, would be nice if you could see a houses with the light and dark. Jeremy filming inside the water slide ride was great!

[@audreywy1743]

What a great siding option. This would be good in high humidity areas that normally shy away from a log cabin style to keep termites/critters away. I think either of the browns would work nicely. Looking forward to seeing what you select. Kids looked like they had a fun time in the water too.

[@loriN.1]

I think the darker of the two browns. It looks like the lighter brown still needs stain, plus the darker brown might look better against plants or you could go Almond color. My suggestion is to look at a lot of pictures on" Pinterest " not only at house colors but what plants look best with it. I'm sure whatever you choose will be perfect for you!!

[@robertdietz6853]

The reason for the trip was siding but the smiles on the kids faces when playing in the water with their father well worth it 😀😀😀

[@earlyriser8998]

i would go with the more natural wood colors. I agree the 'gray' looks more like the coast or aged teak. I have seen 50 yr old log cabins that are still brown and gorgeous. For what my opinion is worth :-)

[@pamelahoward543]

Consider a pond so you protect the house to some degree

[@billkacvinsky988]

@@pamelahoward543 Some YT channels in Texas (April Wilkerson) and Arizona (Handeeman) have 28K and 30K gallon water catchment systems. Between their pole barn and new home they would have enormous surface area for rainfall havesting. Erect the storage container between the buildings, lower than well house.

[@denisewilson8367]

They are treated logs out when. Bcuz natural logs turn gray.

[@jau2552]

Definitely golden to match your golden mountains. YES please.

[@jameselpers2967]

The grey will look great. I think that siding is the best choice for your home in that area, or for any area. Have a feeling the no left turns help prevent wrecks.

[@sydneykasmar]

Just beautiful. The landscapes, the new material you've located for siding and most beautiful - playing at the pool.

[@tawniewolf3325]

I love the lighter golden color! I think it'll be gorgeous with the black roof and windows. I'd even make the house corners black but that's only my opinion. Y'all do what you love and either way, it'll be gorgeous 😍, it's turning out so nice! Giant hugs to you and yours! The ad and seeing y'all have fun was a joy!

[@barneyblair3450]

I built log homes for several years using long yellow pines thru a company based out of Irmo South Carolina and am impressed by this product. Thank you for the insight.

[@Moona1966]

I've never heard of this product before, and will be sharing the info with my husband, as we're planning on building our next home. Thank you so much! Lovely video, as always.

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

Thank you, it's pretty awesome

[@heatherclayton-callaghan4270]

@@GoodSimpleLiving What is the pricing like ?? How does it compare to timber, logs, other cladding ??? Is it installed by yourselves ??

[@CamrenMadden-p8d]

So nice to see your family enjoying the water slides !. So nice to see your family enjoying the water slides !.

[@michelles3747]

What a great siding option. While the gray is quite nice, I think the "fresh" lighter, natural color would be a wonderful contrast with the windows and roof. Thank you for sharing your family time at the water slides - Those sweet smiles were contagious!

[@leslietarboxjr4287]

That siding really looks like awesome stuff. One thing I would consider is that the grey house you looked at is exactly what any barn wood that has been weathered for a long period of time would look like. It may look beachy to you but if you are looking realism that would be my choice with the darker grey border and it looks better with black windows.

[@theallenshire268]

I like the darker wood option best but would like even more a western red cedar option. Thank you for sharing this product. It makes our remodel list. I love the fire retardent quality!!

[@davidhenner5067]

For first safety #1 thing to look at is the roof. That is where embers land. Make sure the drainage doesn't capture leaves and do anything possible to keep the roof from burning. That metal roof was a good option.

[@tmaryso43williams10]

There is a great Osprey Nest in Missoula. Has a cam on it. The female is Iris! Over by the nursing home and the college!

[@jerryking9333]

Something else you may want to consider is a possible retention pond on property close to house,barn. Maybe run all water run off from barn, house into pond but also a water source if needed for fire department if needed. Everything is looking good.

[@russellwatters5891]

Yep, I'd go with that...Lol. Personally, in a frame house situation, I would've looked for concrete enhanced products anyways. They're more maintenance free, longer lasting, and pest/ fire resistant. Hardi board/ plank products are very popular here in Florida. I like the wood tones mixed with the grays. Horizontal bottom, vertical top. 🙂👍

[@bonniefrench9884]

You have a history of making good choices together. What you need, what you want, and what you like will all fall into place and you can trust your decision. Go for it ! Prayers for your continued safety and blessings !

[@dianehall5345]

Amazing siding material. All I can think of is when Trex decking came along. It caused quite a stir! I like the grey for an ocean front home. The natural wood tones look more like a mountain lodge. So many choices! You can't go wrong. Just a matter of the look you are going for. Fire resistant, low maintenance is awesome!

[@mikerhodes9198]

You absolutely picked the right material for your house. It will look spectacular and be safe from wild fires. A modern solution. But for the color, that is a hard one. Don't rush it. I would wait and muse about it for a few weeks. I believe one will arise as a clear winner.

[@susanl4219]

Both look nice, but I agree with Melissa. The lighter golden color looks better.

[@annduffy1356]

I don’t think you can go wrong on any of the colors! Choose what you love! 🏠

[@mandyhassell]

Omg. I nearly wet myself at Melissa and the verb lol 😂, so entertaining Melissa 😍😘

[@Tomcatt817]

I agree. I have seen a lot of in-video sponsor plugs that always seemed so canned. Melissa, you always do such a great job of not only representing your sponsors, but make them entertaining. I usually skip past sponsor plug, but yours I always watch.

[@cindypendleton7901]

The Verb advertizement was unexpected and hilarious!!!

[@donnaalgren123]

I really liked watching you take the trip to find a new product for your house, and at the same time carve out time for you and the children to have fun together. Also to relax away from the daily scenery and ENJOY city living again: to turn right only and see how quickly you can get from point A to point B. God bless all your days, your decisions and your down time/play time as a family!