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I'm amazed that I haven't seen the Hart Hoist more often. Not everyone can get or rent heavy equipment on site. Just the cost of fuel alone to get some heavy equipment on site is prohibitive.

It doesn't take significantly longer for a stick-built shell to be constructed. A simple rectangle would take just a couple days.

So they don't install it for you? Steel building companies not only deliver the materials, but also construct the whole thing for about the same price. That's pretty chinsy of Hansen.

congrats, nice building to diy

Hi all. We DEMAND a new video, showing the place in use!

Why does UA-cam put this stupid music on your videos! I have to mute then unmute and I miss your constant dialogue.

How is it coming along? Miss seeing updates.

Why have you not posted finished barndominium?

Nice and congrats! 🎉

Thanks for the video. Youve convinced me that im better off just designing and getting my own materials. Might take longer, but i dont think I'll run into the same problems with windows and a few other things. After watching probably a few hundred hours of videos like yours, there isnt a company out there that gets it close enough to justify buying a kit. I can count and run a tape and save 60%. It blows me away the mark up these companies put on stuff the source locally. Nice build

Wow, my wife and i have been having similar thoughts recently. We have 3 kids (ages 4, 2, and 3 months) and live in a city in a historic home. I work as a civil engineer and my wife stays at home with our kids. It's really encouraging to see other people accomplish becoming debt free and living your dream.

Do you think the spash planks could be supported but driving a steak in the ground and nailing them to it every few feet?

I really appricieate this video and I will be coming back to it taking notes. I plan on doing this in the next year and I will be solo.

Hows it holding up

55k for a diy pole barn that takes 9 months is ridiculous. Where I live I can get a metal building installed in a week for about the same

Keep it up! I'm right behind you with my build.

I'm finally about to start my roof. Re-watching all your videos to pick up the little tips!

The house is looking good! The floor looks great and can't wait to see the next video!! Praying that everything goes smoothly for yall to finish the house on time! ❤🙏🙂

Looking good brotha!

Congratulations on ur baby boy!! And 🙏that everything will work out and fall into place so yall can finish the house! ❤😊

Can you give me a design on how you lifted your truss bays? I’m about to do the same thing

good work

I looked for a video showing the after but couldn't find anything.

Are you going to finish it? I would love to see it

One thing to add from my end is if the grid hook up seemed high in your situation look at going solar/wind with a battery system. We saved over 10k just in hook up without even considering the long term financial advantages.

Glad to hear from you!! Congratulations on a son!!! I'm sure you have prayed thru this and know you aren't alone to face these decisions. I was a very young child while my mom stayed at home and dad worked for Santa Fe Railroad. They built their home with mom meeting him at the build every night and all day Saturday. No Work on Sunday, worship and rest. Take a look at Break Heart Orchard. They did the same. What ever you both decide to do, well done. Prayers for you both, the fam and keep that dream alive.

Admire your perseverance bro! You guys got this.

So happy to see an update, we were really worried about you. Congratulations on your baby boy. 💛🍀 Stay positive - you’ll get it done eventually. Step by step. Many blessings 🙋🏻‍♀️

I was,wondering how it was going. We’re a year into a renovation instead of the Brando and we’re way over budget. I feel you. Just get it done and move forward. You can get back to square one just like you did before. Rooting for you! Congratulations on the baby!

Congratulations on baby boy, you guys!! Life happens...we really get that. Lol You guys are doing an awesome job of rolling with it. Can't wait to see what this year has in store for you guys.

Both of you are so great! A wonderful couple. My son is planning on doing the same thing. So I’m sending him your video so thank you 🙏

I love the clav beat thrown in at the end of the first song. that was so unnecessary but added so much to the progression

So informative! Thanks for sharing! ❤

Congrats on the new addition. Give us a few minute updates sometime soon!

Did you pay a general contractor? Or were you two your own contractor?

Are you guys coming back to finish up your build?

Have you heard of any red steel building with traditional stick frame 2 story inside? Is that still called a barndo?

Next video soon?

WOW! I called and left numerous email and voicemail and no one answered! So upsetting!

Looking to build myself! Literally myself! Torn between the post frame and stick built home. Very interested in the pillar footing plate mounted pole style, but a few concerns. Covering the pole footings for 1 and 2 without the concrete cracking from a potential weak or settling that may take place. The other is how to build wind strength or shear strength into the building, without having many interior walls to help with that.

Don't ever think there's nothing to film. A little time lapse and explanation gets views. Never underestimate what people will watch 😁. Enjoying the content.

Last I priced it was 3k for septic and 1k for a well and $7 per sq ft for a slab. I cant believe these prices!!! Great job on the vid and thx for sharing. Just hope you didnt over pay.

Nice job presenting the $ basics of this project....♡☆♡ KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK ♡☆♡

Great information. Thank you for sharing your experience. I'm a bit split between building a barndo or going the traditional way of building. After spending hundreds of hours viewing videos about barndos and meeting with a builder that specializes in this area, the bottom line is that you can go dirt cheap if you want to or if you have the usual average needs and wants as most traditional and experienced homeowners expect, then on average, there is no cost savings building a barndomindium vs a traditional stick house or doing an ICF. It's an individual personal taste; if one wants to go very economical (expect not to see much appreciation in the value of your barndo) compared to spending more and not going cheap on kitchen, cabinetry, spray foam insulation, a well laid out practical and fully functional interior and architectural design, replacing the traditional cheap plastic "house wrap" with more expensive exterior water and air barriers such as zip system, etc. (which increases the house value exponentially and saves on energy consumption), I would rather go with the more expensive option to ensure future return of my investment for resale value. Another factor to consider is with most relationships where typically one party is more knowledgeable than the other in these matters of the construction process, there will always be a disconnect as one party usually is not up to speed on why certain building process and methods have to be applied and would cost more upfront but will save you more money on a long term basis or is more efficient and practical. This puts a tremendous strain in a relationship. I see it and hear it oftentimes from both angles. For example, and I'm being extreme here in this illustration: one party wants Delta faucets costing $700.00 for each bathroom (let's say typically 5) and the other party scoffs at spending $3,500.00 for upgrading electrical infrastructure to 12 gauge wiring 20 amps circuit breakers. That's when arguements break out and both parties not being able to compromise or willing to relinquish wants from needs. In this case, I would want to spend $3,500.00 in upgrading the electrical. I told my wife that for the sake of our marriage, I won't build a barndomindium. 😂😂

Answer: Twice as much as it used to. Because they can.

I appreciate that you have that disclaimer. I’m trying to get the average price without all that. Trying to decide if stick build or Barno build is the way to go.

I love the videos you guys post cause its just real freaking LIFE! And It’s crazy, but adventurous and God definitely has a sense of humor! We are living on property and wanting to build a house and are currently trying to finish our RV renovations to live in and we have our first baby coming in 8 weeks!! And we have no utilities currently and the RV is halfway torn apart so,…right there with ya! Love you guys and we are on the journey and fighting the good fight of faith with you! Excited to be on the debt free freedom journey! It’s definitely not easy but I know God will bless us all! Can’t wait to see your new cutie!

That's so exciting yall are having another baby 🙏 that it will be a valentine's day baby, and 🙏 that yall stay in good health with the baby. Hope to see another video soon.💖🙂

Missed you guys

Congratulations!!! PTL