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Door Opens by Itself When House is Depressurized
In this episode, we delve into a phenomenon - the spontaneous opening of doors when a house experiences depressurization. As a dedicated high-performance home builder, I am excited to share my insights on this subject.
Our commitment lies in the creation of homes that not only exemplify high performance and enduring quality but also set new benchmarks in sustainability and efficiency. Join us as we unravel the intricacies of this intriguing occurrence.
In this episode, you can expect:
A comprehensive examination of the impact of depressurization on the home environment.
Practical recommendations on optimizing air pressure to enhance energy efficiency and overall comfort.
With years of experience in high-performance home building, I, Scott True, endeavor to lead the industry with innovative techniques and state-of-the-art methods. Together, let us redefine the paradigm of home construction.
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A look at the Broan AI Series ERV with Travis RaschA look at the Broan AI Series ERV with Travis Rasch
A look at the Broan AI Series ERV with Travis Rasch
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In this exciting video, join us as we take an in-depth look at the revolutionary Broan AI Series Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV) with Travis Rasch, an expert in home ventilation systems. Are you curious about how to create a healthier and more comfortable living environment? The Broan AI Series ERV is the perfect solution! Travis will guide us through its cutting-edge features and advanced tec...
Its not special! Its Home Building As It Should BeIts not special! Its Home Building As It Should Be
Its not special! Its Home Building As It Should Be
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All homes in America should be build as High Performance Homes. Why not? You don't need expensive products, you just needs good design and good systems.
The minimum a spec home should have - Spec Home TourThe minimum a spec home should have - Spec Home Tour
The minimum a spec home should have - Spec Home Tour
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At a minimum, all spec homes in America need: The bottom corners of window openings covered All penetrations flashed Bottom of sheathing covered up Air gap behind siding Framing to slab sealed Wall to roof sealed an ERV! for balanced ventilation no fart fans! correct sized HVAC (this usually means much smaller than you think) that can dehumidify when needed. Make up air ...
Project update - Exterior Insulation - The True Family House SeriesProject update - Exterior Insulation - The True Family House Series
Project update - Exterior Insulation - The True Family House Series
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This is an update of our house under construction
HVAC overview part 1 - The True Family House SeriesHVAC overview part 1 - The True Family House Series
HVAC overview part 1 - The True Family House Series
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This is an overview of my HVAC system I'm putting in our house.
Tour of my house under construction! - The True Family House SeriesTour of my house under construction! - The True Family House Series
Tour of my house under construction! - The True Family House Series
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This is the first of a series documenting my house under construction.
Framing and Mounting Blocks E5 Building a High Performance Home on a BudgetFraming and Mounting Blocks E5 Building a High Performance Home on a Budget
Framing and Mounting Blocks E5 Building a High Performance Home on a Budget
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In this video, I am explaining how I put siding on first before rough-ins and how I'm still able to access the sheathing to flashing penetrations as they should be.
106 Akaloa - Example of a High Performance home on a budget106 Akaloa - Example of a High Performance home on a budget
106 Akaloa - Example of a High Performance home on a budget
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Dimora Homes has taken high performance details usually found on high end customs and have applied them to all homes they build. Things like adding a rain screen to keep the wall assembly dry shouldn’t be extraordinary. It’s Home Building As It Should Be™. High Performance Home at 106 Akaloa Listing Information: 106akaloa.relahq.com Built durable by methods developed through building science. T...
High Performance Home Tour at 213 KipahuluHigh Performance Home Tour at 213 Kipahulu
High Performance Home Tour at 213 Kipahulu
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Latest Top-notch project by Dimora Homes. Built durable by methods developed through building science. This house has a tight water and air barrier built to last through multiple generations. Comfort and excellent indoor air quality established with a high performance HVAC system. Ventilation constantly brings in and conditions fresh air from the outside while exhausting the same amount of indo...
Building a High Performance Home on a Budget E3 PreplanningBuilding a High Performance Home on a Budget E3 Preplanning
Building a High Performance Home on a Budget E3 Preplanning
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How to preplan for building a high performance home on a budget by Scott True of Dimora Homes - dimorahomes.com/ Here's a quick and dirty preplanning checklist: ☐ Slab plan ☐ Home Info Sheet ☐ Framing plan ☐ Header plan and window heights ☐ Joist and Beam plan ☐ Insulation plan ☐ Manual J ☐ HVAC plan ☐ Penetrations ☐ Inventory
Building a High Performance on a Budget E2 The formulaBuilding a High Performance on a Budget E2 The formula
Building a High Performance on a Budget E2 The formula
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Here we go. Finally! Episode 2 took a little bit because I was busy speeding through 3 framing jobs and now we're in the middle of the rough-ins. In this video, I summarize what it takes to build a high performance home on a budget. In the upcoming videos, I'll go into detail about each point. dimorahomes.com/
Tight Soffit Detail AKA Modified Monopoly FramingTight Soffit Detail AKA Modified Monopoly Framing
Tight Soffit Detail AKA Modified Monopoly Framing
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Here is the Tight Soffit Detail! I mentioned this detail as one of many in a video with Matt Risinger but I didn't know at the time that this one detail was going to be popular. So here I am explaining it just a bit more. dimorahomes.com/
Building a High Performance Home on a Budget Episode 1 (E1)Building a High Performance Home on a Budget Episode 1 (E1)
Building a High Performance Home on a Budget Episode 1 (E1)
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Building a High Performance home on a budget Hi Guys, Scott True here with Dimora Homes. dimorahomes.com/ You can follow me @scotttruebuilds on Instagram, Tik Tok, and UA-cam. Today, I’m starting a series where we will document the construction of a house from slab to finish showing the all the critical methods and process for building a high performance home on a budget. First off, let’s defin...

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  • @jayworley1583
    @jayworley1583 10 днів тому

    With a taped zip, I would posit that trying to create a water channel behind your polyiso is not necessary. You've already got a 3/4" drain between your siding & the polyiso via your furring strips. Overkill, IMHO.

  • @sparklingcityservices
    @sparklingcityservices 16 днів тому

    Since you vented the soffits in the garage and not the rest of the home, do you seal off the garage in the attic from the rest of the home?

  • @helmanfrow
    @helmanfrow 24 дні тому

    "Whend the siders come back for a _punch"_ What is a 'punch'?

  • @thisfinitelife
    @thisfinitelife 26 днів тому

    Zip flashing tape sticks to Siga tape with no issues? I'm renovating exterior and want to seal concrete/bottom edge of Zip R3 with Fentram, and curious on finishing Zip flashing tape from sheathing seams to Fentram.

  • @estebanpabon
    @estebanpabon Місяць тому

    greart video Scott

  • @Bruce-ko3np
    @Bruce-ko3np Місяць тому

    Scott, at one point you mentioned that there are a couple of insulation details you'd change, to be covered in a forthcoming video. I can't find that video. Is there somewhere to see what you've got in mind?

  • @DB57RB
    @DB57RB Місяць тому

    Great video! Been looking into these Broan systems and was happy to find this video.

  • @bradmesserle999
    @bradmesserle999 Місяць тому

    I love how there is an air exchange in the shower.. that is awesome..

  • @nedunonnyp704
    @nedunonnyp704 Місяць тому

    I Have Broan B150E75NT AI Series. I did the Independent Install T1 Setup. When Exhausting/Supplying from/to more than One Area/Room/Locations, How do you maintain Suction/Supply Air? I Have noticed a Significant drop in Air Suction from Exhaust and Decrease in Supply Air when I "Tee" in to more than One Area. The 6in Ducts drastically drops the air movement after I "Tee" Off into Any Location. How do You Overcome this?

  • @maurozammarano6651
    @maurozammarano6651 Місяць тому

    Please keep sharing these videos! Great stuff

  • @user-fb2zw8bo8i
    @user-fb2zw8bo8i Місяць тому

    very well thought out

  • @dannebotte
    @dannebotte Місяць тому

    Thanks so much for sharing this Scott!

  • @stevepailet8258
    @stevepailet8258 Місяць тому

    yes what you do for air tightness seems like common sense.. Also shows how lazy most in the industry are about building quality. Seems like those who build with paper sheathing are much much much worse about building anything that comes close to quality. Just toured a dh horton new POS subdivision going iin. Basically lot line houses. I would like to say they sure are crappily built.. if they got blower door test near 3 I would be shocked.

  • @user-fb2zw8bo8i
    @user-fb2zw8bo8i Місяць тому

    just subscribed glad i found your channel

  • @ericscott3997
    @ericscott3997 Місяць тому

    Man oh man, if only more builders did their "spec" homes this well, I would feel more comfortable. Great Job! Hopefully more will follow your path.

  • @7-Oaks-Custom-Corey
    @7-Oaks-Custom-Corey Місяць тому

    Hey Scott what is the plastic you used for the rain screen? trying to figure out the best cost approach to put on my SIP walls for rain screen. thanks!

  • @tumbleweed1976
    @tumbleweed1976 Місяць тому

    Excellent explanations. Hope you return with more content. Thank you.

  • @frankgall6
    @frankgall6 Місяць тому

    You’re the man Scott, keep getting the good word out!!

  • @gatorengi
    @gatorengi 2 місяці тому

    Hi Scott. Just a plea for you to make more videos. I'm sure you will settle into exact style & how specific to go for each upload, but more is better. Love the content & appreciate you sharing insights to building homes that balance affordability and performance. Thanks!!

  • @TheDroppedAnchor
    @TheDroppedAnchor 2 місяці тому

    2005 MV Augusta Brutale S

  • @TheDroppedAnchor
    @TheDroppedAnchor 2 місяці тому

    This man's honesty is refreshing.

  • @MP-zv6fm
    @MP-zv6fm 2 місяці тому

    These framers or labourers do not understand the system or the idea. You need to do it yourself or most of the stuff before the contractors come on site. You will be surprised how many roofers and framers do not know about insulation and air blocking concept for the roof or the whole house.

  • @outbackwack368
    @outbackwack368 2 місяці тому

    There's only 1 reason homes are built inferior... GREED! And maybe laziness... And may incompetence...

    • @ScottTrue
      @ScottTrue 2 місяці тому

      I agree with Greed. You see that in every industry.

  • @Fearinator
    @Fearinator 2 місяці тому

    Great info!!

  • @Fearinator
    @Fearinator 2 місяці тому

    Beautiful house layout!

  • @Fearinator
    @Fearinator 2 місяці тому

    Thankyou!! Building in Australia and our codes are useless! Going to do a lot of this myself

  • @JasonDixonOnline
    @JasonDixonOnline 2 місяці тому

    Who is the person whose seminar you went to?

  • @kellyfowler1809
    @kellyfowler1809 2 місяці тому

    I'm so glad you're making these videos! Thank you!

  • @ToIsleOfView
    @ToIsleOfView 3 місяці тому

    Great description. Thanks. I wish I had a drawing of this detail.

  • @sam_fujiyama
    @sam_fujiyama 3 місяці тому

    Very useful, thank you Scott.

  • @RhinoDBJ
    @RhinoDBJ 3 місяці тому

    How do you handle the roof edge on top of the sika tape. Won't the tape show?

    • @ScottTrue
      @ScottTrue 3 місяці тому

      No the drip edge completely covers the tape

  • @thehonestman26
    @thehonestman26 3 місяці тому

    Does the siga tape just sit on the outside of the fascia? I would think you wouldn't want to see it to have a clean look.

    • @ScottTrue
      @ScottTrue 3 місяці тому

      The drip edge completely covers the tape.

    • @thehonestman26
      @thehonestman26 3 місяці тому

      @@ScottTrue Thank you, and by the way, I love your morals and the way you do things - the right way. It seems to be so hard to find people willing to approach life like this that I almost want to move down there from LA and work with you. I'm doing a lot of the work on my house myself, because everyone that has come out is more intrested in finishing as fast as possible instead of taking pride in their work and doing it right. I'm even willing to pay for it but still seems to be hard to find.

  • @sebastiansawyer9566
    @sebastiansawyer9566 4 місяці тому

    24OC? why would you do this with a 2x6 wall rather than tradition 16OC? Thanks

    • @ScottTrue
      @ScottTrue 3 місяці тому

      To reduce thermal bridging. We take a lot of measures to reduce the amount of lumber in exterior walls to get more insulation in. It makes a big difference.

  • @YIQUANONE
    @YIQUANONE 4 місяці тому

    How does that OSB on the roof hold up when it gets wet and is taped at seams?

    • @ScottTrue
      @ScottTrue 3 місяці тому

      We put a high quality underlayment on the OSB. It's only exposed like that for a day.

  • @luishumbertochavezrodas3619
    @luishumbertochavezrodas3619 4 місяці тому

    Hey scott, why use the plastic furring strips only where there is no insulation?

    • @ScottTrue
      @ScottTrue 4 місяці тому

      The furring strips need to hold the insulation on so it needs to be a 1x3 or something. The wall without insulation doesn't need that so we use something smaller, less expensive, and easier to deal with the windows.

  • @donlourie769
    @donlourie769 4 місяці тому

    It would be so much better if we could hear!

  • @countrymagic61
    @countrymagic61 4 місяці тому

    I am not a builder. However, I do find the constructions trades interesting. Also, it allows me to discover and become more knowledgeable as a homeowner. My main question would be...How would a disabled person be able to change the filter in the ERV without having to have the added expense of hiring someone to change out the filter? I myself, am a disabled veteran. I struggle with stairs and ladders. So, getting up in to the attic area would be a difficult struggle. Thank you for post. This was a very informative video. I look forward to watching more of your videos. Can you actually start a video series of a spec house build from beginning to completion? Majority of the videos I watch like yours, Matt Risinger and others, is you discuss what has been done, but do not show any of the how you got there. Thank anyways.

    • @ScottTrue
      @ScottTrue 4 місяці тому

      That's a good question about accessing the filter. The attic is not the best place for mechanicals, but it's often done that way to save money. I have some homes coming up that will have a mechanical room. Way better for access, just a little more expensive. As you can probably see, I haven't posted videos in a while. It's difficult for me to keep up with the video. But we are gearing up to film these upcoming projects. I'm going to do my best to document as much as possible.

    • @countrymagic61
      @countrymagic61 4 місяці тому

      @@ScottTrue Thank you for the reply. Another reason why I have been watching your channel is to learn about passive houses. There is a good chance I'll be moving and I may end up having to purchase raw land and have a home built, or demolish a current run down home and rebuild. Of course I have to see how I can get it done expensively (not cheaply). In the area of where I'll be moving (Arkansas). I have found a place who offers "Kit" homes. The kit is just the shell with interior wall framing. I use Sketchup to modify the floor plans to my liking and I build a somewhat 3D model of the house using passive house construction techniques you have described in your videos. This is why I suggested a build series. Your videos or more in line with the more affordable spec houses and people like me on a much lower budget. I am on a information gathering mission to see what is available and what I can get done as a disabled veteran with some limited resources. I do understand there is some more up front cost in the construction phase of a passive home. Also, I understand the long term benefits of a passive house with energy savings which will pay for itself from the additional upfront cost. As far as documenting/videoing a build series, have you considered taking one of the least experience crew members to go around and record the process and follow you around the job site. When the crew member is not recording, they are working their trade. Or hire a intern from a local college who wants to gains experience as a videographer. Just an idea. If I lived in your area, I would do it and all you have to do is buy me lunch🤣 I wish you continued success in all your adventures. Looking forward to watching future videos. God bless

  • @SoTrue144
    @SoTrue144 4 місяці тому

    Is there zip sheathing behind the fascia?

  • @BlackOTR1
    @BlackOTR1 4 місяці тому

    I love this video 😁. The more scientifically efficient and durable the home is, the more money the home owner will save and the home will have less of a Burden on the grid in Texas. I know I hate rolling blackouts.

  • @billstriegel4357
    @billstriegel4357 4 місяці тому

    Scott, have you ever looked at LP WeatherLogic vs Zip System?

  • @lanceladue2818
    @lanceladue2818 4 місяці тому

    Why are you making the house Air Tite...????... I'm confused...

  • @3charliewright
    @3charliewright 5 місяців тому

    Thanks for the video Scott. Unfortunately I will have no ductwork. Radiant floor heating and mini splits for AC. What size of ERV will I need for 3800 square-foot house that has six bathrooms?

  • @burntkorn
    @burntkorn 5 місяців тому

    Thank you ! I’ve just started watching his videos yesterday

  • @burntkorn
    @burntkorn 5 місяців тому

    I’m going to build my house this way. I’m having the plans drawn up now. The HVAC system of coarse came up by the engineer drawing the plans and he had questions about how the ducts will be run since the middle of the house is all vaulted ceiling. I know no hvac companies in my area would be able to answer this I believe they are only interested in oversizing and building leaky ducts installed by 18yo kids for the most profit! If I asked them about ERV’s or adding a dehumidifier they look at me like I’m crazy! Who could I get to design the proper system on a budget?

    • @ScottTrue
      @ScottTrue 5 місяців тому

      Corbett Lunsford: buildingperformanceworkshop.com/

  • @JP-yl6on
    @JP-yl6on 5 місяців тому

    Scott, how did the experiment turn out with the dryer system? Was it enough air with the single air damper or is the second external needed?

  • @pathfinder509
    @pathfinder509 5 місяців тому

    #scotttruebuilds where do you source your Polyiso you use?

  • @josephmerritt1411
    @josephmerritt1411 5 місяців тому

    Nice video discussion of a practical ERV implementation. A suggestion at the beginning of the video is to describe the house's square footage and whether the home is 1 story, split level, or 2 story.

  • @JamesBond-xq3tw
    @JamesBond-xq3tw 5 місяців тому

    Will subs put themselves out of business,to cheap a job

  • @coasttal123
    @coasttal123 5 місяців тому

    Why is the ductwork insulated if this is a conditioned attic?