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Glad you liked it!

I 100% agree with this. Good culture takes time to build. Its all about the actions and behaviors of the team.

@@Reimanmedia awesome! Thanks for the reply. Love watching the builds happen. My family is building in Punta Gorda just above 12ft above sea level. Had about a 9-9.5 ft surge from Milton where they are located.

@@johna5368 its water vapor so you can run your hand through it. The heat comes from vents a long the fireplace. Has a built in heater.

Can you tell me the name brand of the fireplace please.

@@marytodarello4112 Hi! It was an Afire Prestige 40" Water Vapor Fireplace Insert. On this specific fireplace because of the size we had to do two of them. But we had them synced together on one remote. Hope this helps!

You sound like an angry mf. Hope your day gets better. 😊

Turned out awesome!

Yes 100%

Thank you!

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Greg Warren was the the original source 👍

Pour homie, your a big poor 😂😉

@@loop10021 you're

Almost 7000 sf 😬

Thank you! Great episode and cant wait to do it again.

Thank you!

Me too!

Dang guys 😱

Hi unfortunately we do not have a company branch up your way. I would try to contact any of your local stucco companies and see if they offer or can do stucco siding.

Yes absolutely!

Thank you! We are glad you loved it!

Yes much more to come!

Thank you!

Thank you! Once its furnished we will do a full video 😁

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Hi, Appreciate the comment. I would reach out to them about the reviews that you read and see what's behind them? I know he has a growing business and maybe things have been worked out.

Went through Hurricane Ian still standing with no damage at all. Crazy how we build by strict hurricane codes here in Florida :)

@@Reimanmediaidk, man water is raise every centimeters each year plus tsunami? Nah I’m good I’m stay at mountains Colorado😂

@@Therealgame1 No hurricanes or ocean there for sure!

@@Reimanmedia Buddy, good luck with tsunami the houses not built to withstand water😂 I’m be somewhere not around water, Good luck tho.

@@Therealgame1 😁👍

Yup 🙂

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No they were Porcelain.

Yes definitely is. So many more benefits compared to standard plywood

I agree that payback needs to get better and will over time. Interest is still pretty high with it. As the technology gets better everything else comes with it. Appreciate you commenting.

There’s plenty of interest with a 30 year payback. When payback actually approaches 12-15 years they won’t be able to make enough of these things.

@@LifeLongLearner-om8jx 100% agree

Hi happy to help. Are you talking about what the invoice looks like to fix the touchups and other damage on things? Usually, our painter has an amount included in the original invoice for punch out work. Also, other subcontractors usually include punch out items as part of their warranty coverage. Hope this helps.

Not sure what you are seeing David. All lines were level on this project. 🤨

I watched the video twice and all the lines were well leveled. and the work is perfect.

Got to be perfect. Thanks for commenting.

😂😂 one day ill hop in there and drive a few of them.

Not sure what that means :)

Thanks Daniel!

Glad you liked it. I really appreciate this! More content coming for sure. Thank you for being a part of it.

@@Reimanmedia Absolutely, you recently popped up in my feed, I am sure you know this youtube stuff is all algorithms so great content creators sometimes take time to grow. Will be binging your past catalog, great stuff!

They were just tied in with Rebar and concrete.

Thank you! No Hollowcore on this one. We did floor trusses. The client did not want to go with precast.

@@Reimanmedia What windows did you use on this project? i am sure they are impact windows but curious to know the make and material of window

@@shenoyglobal This one is impact and will have Anderson Windows

Yes its a priority that we keep them clean. We make sure all the sub contractors know the expectation of a clean site is important to us. Thank you hope you are doing great!

Great question. I think it is based on the market. There aren't a lot of skilled crews that can do veneer plaster in my area. Yes, I agree plaster can have a nicer finish and last longer over time, but you have to be skilled at doing it. If you mess up with drywall mud, you sand it down and redo it and you are ok. Plaster can also cost more to do in certain markets. There are a few variables.

@@Reimanmedia You should look into it. Veneer plaster should be ale to compete with a level five in price. A lot of stucco men know how to veneer plaster that's where the plaster went when the trade died.I got lucky I was taught the trade in the early 80s. I was able to make a career out of it retired this past summer.

@@alen5d1 Yes, I'm definitely going to look into it more around here and see if I can find someone. I appreciate you mentioning it. I'll message you if I have any questions about it.

Hi Jon, what type of installation is in the attic? Do you have roof vents? I ask because the home in the video had spray foam. As long as there is proper ventilation still you should be fine. I would just make sure a good licensed contractor does the work.

@@Reimanmedia Hi Bill, thanks for responding, its blown in insulation from when the house was built in 2006. I had just had the metal roof installed 4 months ago, it has a solar powered roof vent.

@@jonlebon5086 Hi Jon, You are definitely going to need some kind of venting on the soffit. They can remove the aluminum soffit vents and add continuous vents to it. The stucco company you are using should provide them once they close up the vents. Hope this helps!

Remember that Densglass is essentially drywall with a face covering that mortar will adhere to. Ive used it on a frame wall in my garage and for that it worked well. Yes it is being used on things like shopping centers with stucco finishes. Again, time will tell as to how it holds up for exterior applications. Id personally prefer a ventilated vinyl soffit system.

John if you do install the smaller 3" soffit vents, you may want to consider adding a dehumidifier in the attic. You want that insulation to stay dry as possible.

Thank you!

Actually Martin you are incorrect. Not every custom builder in my area does level 5 as a standard. A lot of builders do a textured finish which is a lot easier to do (less labor) and hides imperfections on the wall. That's why I did this video 🙂

@@Reimanmedia actually bill reiman they are not doing custom if they are not doing level five finishes. period. you can argue that all you want but that is a fact.

@@martincarnahan381 Sounds great. Not here to argue with you on UA-cam. Best of luck to you and your building business.

It is a big difference in a painter and come behind drywallers every single job not every job is spec out for level 5 finish because the price it will cost to do that last skim coat on entire walls . Most ppl drywall contractors will tell you their level 4 is as good as level 5 or something like that as a selling point to be cheaper than other companies to get jobs ! I haven’t ran into many level 5 finishes and I live in the keys with multi million dollar homes so this dude ain’t lying

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