Tstuds, Slab Insulation, Monopoly Framing, etc... This house has it all.
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Smaller, higher quality is sooo much more satisfying to live in vs a big sloppy built mcmansion. I have experience living in both.
His houses are $500+/sqft. High quality is an understatement 😂
@S M At least
@S M That's what quality costs. That's why you don't see much of it. Most people have no idea what's behind the drywall. But that's why he doesn't talk about price. What he does is really not large scale commercially viable. It only works for a few well healed clients who are willing to pay out the nose for smaller, less flashy houses that are higher quality. Normal people can't afford this, and most rich people want more flash factor for their money.
@S M There is nothing "modest" about it, frankly.
@S M it is
I read the entire Ryan's ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 Plans and was able to make a shed plan. Using Ryan's Shed Plans alone, the shed itself is great. Where I wish I knew more is with respect to ground preparation and foundations. Maybe that's beyond the scope of Ryan's Shed Plans.
Stunning House Matt. We're taking notes over here! 📝
Stud Pack in the house!
Hey gang!
Stud Family house is going to built with some some science behind it. I can't wait
my favorite builders all here : )
If y'all taking notes I cannot wait to see how the @Stud Pack house turns out especially since y'all gonna be in Texas alot of this information is helpful
Love that you close the toilet lids! Drives me nuts when real estate photos show toilets with the lid up!
This is exactly the type of house I want. Thanks so much for bringing all of this great tech and build practices to us.
This is my dream house, simple, well constructed, quality materials, energy efficient. I don't want a cookie cutter McMansion
Nice home. I feel like a well designed & built 1,500-2k sf home is way more desirable these days for smaller young families as well as retired folks, rather than larger cookie-cutter suburban homes of the last 25 years
You hit the nail on the head. Builders creating 4,000-7,000 sq-ft homes have little utility but very high profit margins. Big box builders have driven the small custom builders out of the market. The realtors are using "market comparable" approaches to value so they can make quick sales. The Federal gov't and banks need to demand the Cost/Replacement approach for valuation.
I thought it said “monopoly farming” in the title so that’s why I’m here.
But I stayed for the content!
You have a great thing going. I have watched you off and on. As a couple with disabilities. We are archiving videos. They are a blessing to us. They give me great ideas for a one level home. That hopefully with God's blessing we will build in 6 years.
This home is beautiful may God bless you and your family. Sorry for your family's loss.
Keep up the great work. 🥃🇺🇲
I'm glad you're building homes for people who are aging. Hope to see more homes built for elderly and people with disabilities.
I really like this house: craftsman-like, white stone façade, beautiful garage door, dark metal roof, light hardwood floor, airy kitchen, skylights. It's solid, classy, and yet more attainable & realistic for me for than something like his own personal house, which is far beyond my means.
Hi Matt, I worked with construction for about 16 years; I was a builder for about 10 out of those; I first started in New England, then marriage brought me to Texas; I then worked for the U.S Gov for about 7 years, got my wife through her specialty residency and now I manage a few healthcare facilities my wife and I own.
I still manage some of our personal construction projects; we are in the middle of our home remodel, our home was built between 1999 and 2000, because of location and lot size and the tremendous deal we got, we decided to purchase instead of building. So I spend a great deal of time thinking on how could things have been done better to suit our modern days in my current home.
I have been following your videos for about 6 years, and I have come up with a framing system that could honestly and I believe revolutionize the building industry, I’m sure we can most likely improve energy efficiency by 10 to 20 percent on modern already very efficient homes like the the ones built with your monopoly frame, while saving on framing cost about the same. I don’t know why but i wake up sometimes in the middle of the night and keep thinking on old ways and how they get in the way of efficiency, your monopoly framing is a great idea, but i still think we can improve on it, I’m not interested in returning to the building industry by any means but I know that people like you and Steven Baczek have a broad reach and can disseminate and show people on your channels a better way of doing it.
I live in Mission, TX, about an hour away from South Padre Island; if you ever come this way taking your family on vacation or whatever, I would love to share this idea with you; I’m not interested in money; I think that if God gave me these ideas and I can help others by sharing then I’m happy with that, I know God has been very good to me.
+1 on that DIY garage mini split. I’ve done this twice here in Michigan for about $1000. Even in 5 degree weather it’s kept me warm….keeping in mind it’s insulated.
Put a Pioneer 30k in my insulated and drywalled 1k sft garage for 1700. Love it here in Iowa!
A 1.5 ton Mitsubishi is about 2k for equipment plus $1500 install, diamond dealer comes with a 12 year warranty .
@@nixaeagle141 that’s a good price, my local installer quotes $9k, so I went with a Cooper & Hunter and took care of the install myself.
@@danielstoscup755 all the Chinese ones are the same so no sense over paying . Fujitsu and Mitsubishi are Japanese.
Perfect if you want books in your garage! 💰💰💰📚📚📚😅
Beautiful normal sized home. I wish more builders took pride in homes sized for normal families. Yeah - I’m sure it costs more than normal - but this combination of size and quality is nearly impossible to find.
yes and yes
I wish more people were willing to pay for houses like this, we'd ALL love to build like this.
@@willfishing5605 I have a track built 3,200 square foot house with three car garage. The primary reason we went that large was to get a floor plan that offered a single story with a three car garage. I would have gladly paid the same money to get a 2,500 square foot single story with a three car garage. Square footage wasn’t the driver. Most custom built neighborhoods have minimum square foot requirements so we couldn’t go that direction either. It is a shame so many people push quantity of square feet over quality. If this type of home (but with a three car garage) were offered to me now in San Antonio TX right now we would move or build tomorrow.
We’re almost empty nesters in a 2100 sq 3br. Why do so many small families need 3.5k+. Too much to dust and maintain IMO. 3 car garage? I get it.
@@kenreynolds1000 4 bedrooms and a rec room can get to 3500 sqft pretty easily. Part of that can be scale-related, too. Tight bathrooms, small closets, and galley kitchens are generally things of the past.
That door is impeccable
this is how I want to build my next house. LOVE THIS BUILD
Wish I could find a builder like this in California. Wish I could afford a house like this in California (lol)
I'm in this boat in the bay area. Recommendations, please.
@@ThisIsNotAVideo matt bangs wood is in that area, he seems to know whats up.
@@FreekHoekstra I believe they only do rough framing.
Move out of kiioforoa
This is next level Matt. Truly impressive. Keep educating and bringing up the builder community standards. Would love to see this planning and we'll thought-out design become the new norm.
I’d recommend putting a disconnect and surge protector for that Carrier indoor unit- solid build
Every detail and the thinking of making the house be soft and perfect makes it something to contemplate from the inside out. I am from Belize. And I like watching your videos. I learn I lot. Myself is a builder. definitely, I would do the same thing with the windows. To remove them without any trouble. I am wow by Matt’s ideas. Why the tight sealing? It’s just that I think of balancing the oxygen. Other than that, this is my favorite channel.
I need my attic to look like this one. My two story in Florida is sweating in this summer heat. All kinda of problems. Nice to see how it can get setup to handle the various challenges. Great content!
Again a house with wonderful detailing! Very very nice!
The house simply looks great. It oozes quality and attention to detail :-)
Quality over quantity. Nice work.
I pray for you and your family. Thank you and take care.
Very nice little home that’s built right and will last a very long time. 👍👍
I'm so sorry for your loss. The house looks amazing.
My 1908 brick home has an excellent thermal mass ability having 2 all brick walls inside. I have lived here 37 years.
For your pull rod for the attic access you should put a push clip or even just a magnet on the wall just inside the closet there that way it would always be on the wall and not get lost in the back of the closet.....or worst lol. Love what your doing and phenomenal details that hopefully i could do in the future.....just have to win the lottery first lol
my company operates with the directive 'decrease scope ,increase quality'. within our market it has helped us attract the customers we intend to work with
How much insulation do you want?
Matt: Yes.
Great work as always Matt! Would love more information on the actual cost of building the shell of a home like this compared to other methods including ICF.
Loved every little detail of this remodel home! You did great Matt!
Thanks Jason!
@@buildshow would love to hear how many kWh both houses are using per month in the 40 100° days we’re having …
I was just able to fill an 80 gallon whirpool tub using a 50 Gal Rheem hybrid. I have a mixing valve and keep the temperature set to 140 in the summer. Would also recommend piping the hot water heater into the garage. It will virtually eliminate the need for that mini split, use the 'free' heat in the garage to heat your water and cool the garage. Also perfect because usually just after you come home is when you take a shower and have opened the door and taken in a big gulp of humid air into the space.
I have a similar setup and can confirm this works well. I have a GE Geospring hybrid 50 gallon in my garage with a mixing valve. Not enough to cool the garage in south Texas, but it helps. I have a portable a/c unit in the garage for when I'm working out there.
@S M takes heat out of the air and into the insulated water in the tank. Energy density of air is less so it take quite a bit to heat up the water giving quite a net cooling effect in the room.
@S M Not referring to the water lines. A hybrid water heater uses a heat pump to pull the heat out of the air and put it into the water. The byproduct of that is cold air being expelled from the heat pump (and cooling my garage!)
Oh no, the clean, I mean the slimy feeling again. Matt, thanks for sharing your awesome home!
I’m a locksmith in the Uk, I also do windows. Good choices with both the windows and the door. The MPL is an auto deadlocking one which is super hard to overcome. 👍
Beautiful house, i know the details really make this house shine and individually they are reasonable and easy to justify. Would be nice to hear what the final price to build this house compares to traditional mass produced houses. The quality alone of the build is wonderful compared to what’s out there even before the enhancements. Would love to be able to have you build a house for me to live in. Wishing you and your family the best.
not a huge house, but everything is done so well. I love it!
lots of good info and ideas crammed into this video.
I really like this house. Great job!
Beautiful build Matt!!!
looks awesome, love the door. sidenote, really like the camera placement/shots! i like how the camera was set up in the attic in between shots so it would show you coming up and how dark it is.
Well done. It's all in the details. Thank you for sharing.
This is the BMW of houses. Absolutely love it
Excellent video and great house. Thank you Matt for sharing your passion with us. wp.
Love the details, thanks for sharing
Great post, looking forward to video on the new type of water softener in more DETAIL!
Amazing build
Looks great Matt! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Great home imo. LOVE the stone!
Beautiful, Matt. Prayers for your father-in-law and your family. It’s an inspiration for aging in place.
Mark, what happened to his mother in-law?
Super great project & Build.
Nice job Matt! Sad to say you wouldn’t find anything even close here around Chattanooga. Everybody here is looking for the cheapest way they can get away with in building a house. I’m pretty sure if you asked one of the illegal subs around here for something like a level 5 drywall finish you would just get a blank stare or if they were one of the few that speak English they would tell you, “you don’t need that” and they would do it the way they always do it.
Lot's of ideas for my upcoming build, thanks.
Excellent work bro
I love your shows and all the education on building a custom home. Keep up the good work! Building a custom home for a family member and we refer to your channel, i also might need your help! LOL Hope to see you at IBS !!! God Bless!!!!
Final cost?
Just an excellent video, thank you
Small(er) and more efficient is the way to go! Would love to see some “more affordable” homes done with a similar treatment ($400k range)
A home of this quality for $400k would be around 700 square feet.
I am finishing up my own 2100ft2 home built with an externally insulated slab, ICF walls (R40 + 10” of thermal mass) european 3 windows, double SIPS gable roof (R80) and ductless HRV system. The floors are polished and stained concrete. I wont be testing it but the house is build to passive house standards. I used ikea cabinets and a simple shape and do not have an attached garage but im expecting $170ft2 be the project cost.
@@mroberts566 When you're putting $7K+ of material into the subfloor, over a slab, for a slight give to help the knees, you're right.
Matt the owner will sell or die before the windows go out lol 😂
Love the work
Very nice, thanks for sharing.
I wish your videos counted towards CPD for architects!
This is excellent
nice quality home
Very nice. All it takes is money.
I like the idea of conditioned attic if you don't have basement. Design considerations would be to use floor grade joists... 2x10s instead of typical 2.8s? I'd also put in 1/2" drywall up there too. Think about all the savings, energy, and even storage rentals.
Amazing video
Really like the monopoly framing, slab insulation and conditioned attic. We're breaking ground on a home in Durango CO in the next 24-36 months. The home will be on slab and my bride wants to use reclaimed hard wood flooring, like the way you insulated the floor with 2 layers of 3/4" decking! I'll be looking at that with my builder as an option!!
Reclaimed wood is beautiful. I think it even looks good in modern houses but it could be a fad like orange or green carpeting that people will ripping up and saying what where they thinking.
I think the insulation is in the foam panels that go on the slab first. The 2x plywood is for floor structure and nailing base.
this is my favourite house you've done. heated floors woulda been put it over the top
Agree. Radiant floors are truly luxurious.
High-security front door, and big sliding glass door on the back for easy burglar access.
Never disappointed 👍🏾
That rheem heat pump HWT can be ducted to the outside both intake and exhaust, look into that before installing a fan
My condolences for your mother in law.
Alex. What happened to her?
This is more than a “modest” house!
As always, nicely done. Well build house.
Have learned so much from your channel.
If I may though give a critique. The butler pantry is a little much for that size of house. Trying to take that space and incorporate it into the kitchen would have been much better use of the area, in my opinion.
Grace and Peace
Slick
Matt, so sorry your mother-in-law didn't get the chance to move into the beautiful home you renovated for your wife's parents. Great job as usual and thank you for sharing all the little details and supplier websites which will come in super handy as we embark on our own new home build on Orcas Island. Best to you and your family.
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@@laurakogen7215 Hi Laura. Was this house bought as a tear down and then Matt built it from scratch?. Is it in Austin, TX? How much such build would cost square footage wise?
Matt, any way to buy these plans directly? or whatever I can take to a quality local builder and say "build me this!"
Edit: my only gripe, why not exterior Rockwool? It seems like such a benefit, if you're doing all the other techniques it should be included too. Love how you make the cameraman climb up in the attic, turn the light off and wait for you to come up and turn the light on again...Hollywood magic!🤣
Yes - would love for the plans for this house.
I have a lot of the details drawn up.
He put down the toilet seats in every bathroom without a second thought.
Salt water softer such a game changer.
Loved every little detail and your passion, well done Matt! Do you know of any Australian builders familiar with the products mentioned in this video who meet your details?
@Matt Risinger
Nice camera transition on the attic entry. I actually rewound it just to see it twice.
Would love to see rough cost on some items like the roofing, attic work etc.
And that front door. I bet that was $10 grand alone, installed cost.
Matt, love the channel and your drive to improve building science nationwide! How does the house’s utility bills compare to neighbors more typically constructed homes?
This 100%, data data data
That would be irrelevant unless the neighbors have the same equipment, same number of occupants and keep the saMe temperatures
Awesome Matt! BTW-I like "modest"
the non-salt softeners come in two forms: catalytic and conditioner-molecule. Both essentially prevent scale by causing calcium to form smaller crystals that float and don't bond to form plaque. Neither will work for hard water with a PH over 8. My research suggests the 3M technology also is effective but the NuvoH2O may be less problematic chemistry.
There are also now automatic conditioner systems that self-optimize the amount of salt used to avoid waste.
How's it do for washing clothes and what not? I am tired of carrying salt down to my basement, but I love the results with my clothes and the "slimy" feeling is just no grit on your body.
I've got the exact system in my house. We noticed the difference in quality immediately. The taste of the water is much better as well. The home is from 1985, so there's still junk stuck to the piping, but the water coming through is much better, we don't notice scaling at faucets any more.
Love this. I learned so much. Why don’t you use insulated garage doors?
Matt, you explain everything very well. Want'a remodel my 1908 solid all brick home?
I wonder what the total cost would be for everything
I've also seen the house on the T Stud website!
Matt, are you putting the foam down on the slab in the bathrooms too? I suppose that would make a curb less shower a lot easier. Would love to see the implications of that detail throughout the house in a video.
Matt, it would be nice to see a close-up of the Casing & Baseboard you seem to use quite often. Windsor One?
I'll continue to request The Best of the BUILD Show coffee table edition. I want the absolute best Risinger Recommendations for Building a SFR. 😉👷
I want to know more specifics on Cost.
For instance I love hearing the mini-split garage cost ballpark. (I know there is variability, but something to reference is useful when thinking of doing it)
Matt can you have some discussion about cost of efficient construction. I assume that your in a typical working class neighborhood and likely your house is more costly than any other on your block. You made some higher end finishes and choices along the way so if one was trying to keep the cost relatively the same as a traditional build where is that line? Does the insulated sheathing blow the budget, the fancy studs, triple pane windows? Which ones provide the most bang for the buck in your opinion.
Yes please answer this!
This house is no where near normal house price range. This is $400+ per sq ft
If he's actually in Austin and his backyard faces water, he's comfortably in a 7-digit house kind of neighborhood.
All the things you listed blow the budget, along with full on premium sub floor over a damn concrete slab and into the attic and so many other things to list. Basically nothing on this build was budget lol.
The payback period for hvac should be included in the financial equation
would spray foam then pour concrete slab been better to insulate?
Hi, Matt. Thank you for sharing with us this amazing build. I'd like to build a similar house in the State of Washington without the stone masonry. Could I have my architect here in Washington contact you about the details of the build? Of course, I'll compensate you for your time and your intellectual property. Thank you!
Sound proofing is insane....
For the attic light switches, do you think it'd be a nice touch to use an illuminated switch to make it easier to find?
My condolences on your MIL's passing.
Good video! Is your favorite word SUPER? This is a word that needs to head back to the 1970’s! Keep up the good work.
Hi Matt, is closed cell the only option for the roofline? Would normal batt insulation work since the roof is air sealed from the outside?
Why not duct the water heater’s cold air output to the garage and cool it that way, taking load away from the minisplit? Am I missing something? It sounds like you’re planning to add a bath fan to exhaust the cold air somewhere else?