The man is a gentleman with his staff; polite and not abusive. far different from the Contrustion Owner I worked for during a summer when I was attending college. Boy, was he a monster. Thank goodness I only worked for him for 10 weeks.
It’s so heart warming to see a framing crew work as a team with no one losing their temper, cussing, even raising their voices… and laughing, joking. Can’t say I’ve ever experienced that in my 20 years of framing. Great stuff!!
Ken, I'm subscribed and enjoy your videos. I really like the time lapse. Thank you for sharing your experience and wisdom. Looking forward to watching in 2023. Blessings of strength, health and safety to you, family, employees and customers/associates. ☝🙏🙌💪🎯
So glad that I found this channel, Ken. You guys do amazing work. You must be the greatest boss in the world. I sure wouldn't mind working for you... if I weren't so old now. 🤣
13:30 whew, i'm glad you eventually bolted the frame to the concrete slab, or at least showed it unlike previous videos having me worried despite your reply indicating such scenario.
Excellent excellent work Ken. Wow you guys really have your system nailed down. If I may ask, do you ever do a video on the ground prep work, installing the gravel, plumbing and any other conduits for electrical that may be needed. Thank you.
It finally dawned on me that the interior height of 8' 1.5" allows finishing the inside with wall material about an inch away from the concrete floor. (no contact = less moisture) I also heard in another video that leaves a little extra room for an automatic door opener, but I don't know the rough dimensions for that so have trouble imagining the clearance there. I have done a few openers and recalling you need at least 3 inches from the open door to the sheetrock. Presuming a 7 ft door there should be plenty of clearance.... or is that open door higher than I recall? I guess one of the questions is about that 7 ft door being a rough opening or finished opening? Now that we're talking about it, that might make a good video topic. How to figure a door opening... rough versus finished.... and the actual usable opening when all is done.
Ken have you use Smart Siding it is pre primed. I use a bearing washer under 5/8" strong bolt or 5/8" titen bolt made by Simpson Strong Tie to hold down the sole plate. Keep up the great work and have safe new year.
That was fun to watch Ken. I'm curious how the lumber prices are going up there lately and how much impact that has on your prices to your customers. Is this being only the second garage you did by August of 2022 a result of high lumber prices or were you just busy on other projects? You have a great crew. See you on the next one.
Great work Ken, does this price include materials and site prep or just the skill and labor up to exterior finish? Very afforable cost compared to Pacific North West where im at.
What brand of anchor bolt are you using to attach the bottom 2 by 4 to the concrete? Also, is there anything below the 2 by 4 before laying it down to prevent water from seeping in?
Thank you for the video Ken .do you use H clips on the roof plywood ?getting ready to build a 40x 50 come spring. Right down the street from you. How much are your consultation fees? For a long time subscriber.🤣🤣. You got to admit it would be a good segment for one of your videos.
6:21 Man nice work! But in my area a garage door cost $5-8000 form work, concrete and excavation (not in that order) 20000, framing and lumber and trusses 5200, shingles and install 3200, siding soffit fascia and eves and capping 8600 plus man door and window last to calculate Is permit cost and electrical if wanted Wish I had the prices you get in the us
I'm curious what rough opening size works well for the 9x7 garage doors to trim out nicely. Seems like the rough opening height would be 82 5/8" with 2x10 headers using 92 5/8" studs.
Are materials cheaper in VT? I feel like in Connecticut contractors are asking almost double these numbers. And they’re taking their sweet time on jobs, such a pain dealing with builders here
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Kyle was a great helper. He didn't walk, he ran.
Yes definitely
I noticed that also, a great quality in a person.
I loved Kyles’ quirky personality!!
The man is a gentleman with his staff; polite and not abusive. far different from the Contrustion Owner I worked for during a summer when I was attending college. Boy, was he a monster. Thank goodness I only worked for him for 10 weeks.
Thanks. Sorry you had that experience
It’s so heart warming to see a framing crew work as a team with no one losing their temper, cussing, even raising their voices… and laughing, joking. Can’t say I’ve ever experienced that in my 20 years of framing. Great stuff!!
Thanks
Ken, I'm subscribed and enjoy your videos. I really like the time lapse. Thank you for sharing your experience and wisdom. Looking forward to watching in 2023. Blessings of strength, health and safety to you, family, employees and customers/associates. ☝🙏🙌💪🎯
Thanks for watching
You guys do amazing work, great crew, build some some beautiful garages, I know the owners are proud of their NEW SHOP! THANKS FOR SHARING!!
Thanks
Thank you so much sharing the beautiful vedio..great job ❤❤❤
You guys are a joy to watch. Nice job 👍
Thanks
So glad that I found this channel, Ken. You guys do amazing work.
You must be the greatest boss in the world. I sure wouldn't mind working for you... if I weren't so old now.
🤣
Haha thanks for watching
I have learned a lot by watching your videos
Very nice thanks for watching
Great team of builders. Nice work all around.
Thanks
Your work is awesome and always seems very reasonably priced.
Thanks
Another great time lapse Ken!
Thanks
Very impressive. A well oiled machine. Good job to those young men and the old guy too.
Thanks for watching
Good to have good weather for a project like that ❤😊
Yes definitely thanks
Ken wie immer super Arbeit gemacht 👏🏻👋🤗😊🙋♂️
Thanks
Good one. Thank you
Thanks
Great job guys ,thanks for video...off to work I go 😎
Thanks. Stay safe
Always interesting to see...🙋👍
Thanks
Thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for watching
Enjoyed it 😊
Thanks
amazing job
Thanks
I love your program
Thanks
Kyle is a go getter, pay him good, teach him lots and keep him around
Thanks
I see the ladder lift. Thank you for the info on your build all said and done this is a lesson in its self.
Thanks
13:30 whew, i'm glad you eventually bolted the frame to the concrete slab, or at least showed it unlike previous videos having me worried despite your reply indicating such scenario.
Haha thanks
I thought the shingles were your favorite part of a garage build... I’m beginning to think all the parts of a garage build are your faves! Job 👍
Haha
you do good work.
Thanks
Nicely done
Thanks
Very nice, thanks for sharing! Ron PTL USA
Thanks for watching!
Excellent excellent work Ken. Wow you guys really have your system nailed down. If I may ask, do you ever do a video on the ground prep work, installing the gravel, plumbing and any other conduits for electrical that may be needed. Thank you.
We don’t normally get involved in that part
Great team.
Thanks
Nice job
Thanks
Good crew
Thanks
Hienoa työtä🇫🇮👍
Thanks
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It finally dawned on me that the interior height of 8' 1.5" allows finishing the inside with wall material about an inch away from the concrete floor. (no contact = less moisture) I also heard in another video that leaves a little extra room for an automatic door opener, but I don't know the rough dimensions for that so have trouble imagining the clearance there. I have done a few openers and recalling you need at least 3 inches from the open door to the sheetrock. Presuming a 7 ft door there should be plenty of clearance.... or is that open door higher than I recall? I guess one of the questions is about that 7 ft door being a rough opening or finished opening? Now that we're talking about it, that might make a good video topic. How to figure a door opening... rough versus finished.... and the actual usable opening when all is done.
Ah. T1-11. My bad. I built a lot of pre-fab cabins on the Oregon coast. 2 weeks and done. I like how this was done.
Thanks
24:49 you can cut this piece on the finished truss before mounting it or sew the side trusses at the beginning
Thanks
Great job Ken, didn't think t111 was structural I see you used it directly over studs.
Yes I’ve always done it that way
Ken have you use Smart Siding it is pre primed. I use a bearing washer under 5/8" strong bolt or 5/8" titen bolt made by Simpson Strong Tie to hold down the sole plate. Keep up the great work and have safe new year.
I’ve done one job with it
? Do you need expansion joints on the concrete,I'm getting ready to build one the same size as this
That was fun to watch Ken. I'm curious how the lumber prices are going up there lately and how much impact that has on your prices to your customers. Is this being only the second garage you did by August of 2022 a result of high lumber prices or were you just busy on other projects? You have a great crew. See you on the next one.
Thanks I’ll try to cover that
Great work Ken, does this price include materials and site prep or just the skill and labor up to exterior finish? Very afforable cost compared to Pacific North West where im at.
Just materials and labor
Good looking Garage Ken nice job cheers 👍👍🦘🇦🇺
Thanks
@@kenskarpentry Ken we old work horses have to stick together stat safe mate 👍👍👍👍👍
Haha! “I woke up sweaty.”
Haha
Ken, where the upper T111 on the gable end meets the 4x8 T111 sheathing under it, what do you do with the gap to stop water?
There’s an aluminum strip between the two
What brand of anchor bolt are you using to attach the bottom 2 by 4 to the concrete? Also, is there anything below the 2 by 4 before laying it down to prevent water from seeping in?
We use wedge anchors and sill seal under the pressure treated plate
Hey Ken! Do you cut all of your stud to 93” to get an 8’ 1-1/2” wall height?
We quite often buy precuts at 92 5/8.
Hi Ken, I love the videos! Why not sheathe the walls with T111 at the shop also?
I can’t handle the weight physically
Thank you for the video Ken .do you use H clips on the roof plywood ?getting ready to build a 40x 50 come spring.
Right down the street from you. How much are your consultation fees? For a long time subscriber.🤣🤣. You got to admit it would be a good segment for one of your videos.
You could email me and we could talk. Hope it goes well
New to the channel so thanks for the content, are you ordering your walls pre-framed or do you build them off-site?
We prebuild in our shop
6:21 Man nice work! But in my area a garage door cost $5-8000 form work, concrete and excavation (not in that order) 20000, framing and lumber and trusses 5200, shingles and install 3200, siding soffit fascia and eves and capping 8600 plus man door and window last to calculate Is permit cost and electrical if wanted
Wish I had the prices you get in the us
40-60000 plus 13% tax on top
Hi ken been out of town for a week just got home catching up lol
Welcome back
Great videos. Where do you guy work out of?
Vermont but I just retired
I'm curious what rough opening size works well for the 9x7 garage doors to trim out nicely. Seems like the rough opening height would be 82 5/8" with 2x10 headers using 92 5/8" studs.
Rough opening should be exactly 9 x 7
@@kenskarpentry thanks!
But you only look like 62, I'm 83 and planning this type of job. Great videos,
It's plenty well enough to
Hi so how far apart you make the rebar grid. Is it 18" center apart or 24" squares
24”
When I get back to US I want to order pizza for you guys
@kens karpentry how often should you re-paint or stain T1 11 siding?
Probably every five years or so depending on the type of weather in your area
@@kenskarpentry thanks for getting back to me. east coast central Virginia lots of humidity even in winter.
nice job, as usual. What's the size of this garage? THX :)
24x24
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$29000....is this a complete price including concrete?....Nice work and we appreciate your efforts.
That is correct
"Shuck around" ..... I think that's the Same as
"Katty Wampus" ..... In my neck of the woods
Haha
Where does the floor drain terminate and how does that worK?
To daylight
Hey Ken how many yards was that and what type of concrete psi
11 1/2 yards. 3,000 psi
Are materials cheaper in VT? I feel like in Connecticut contractors are asking almost double these numbers. And they’re taking their sweet time on jobs, such a pain dealing with builders here
Cost of living is probably less up here
How do you secure the walls to the concrete?
We use wedge anchors after the walls are up.
Do you ever use hip roofs on your building . ?
We don’t
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How do you secure the plates to the concrete
Wedge anchors
In regards to pricing. Is that price with labor? Is it what you are charging your client to build the garage or just materials?
That’s materials and labor
cheaper and faster to use zip ties to connect the rebar.
Just a curious question. How much of that 29K is the slab?
About $5k
Ken do you sell plans? Thanks!
Sorry we don’t have formal plans
hello .new subscriber do you work in Florida. thanks
Are these customer prices or the cost for you to build it?
Customer
@@kenskarpentry wow so cheap. Here in ma same thing would cost $60k wish you were from here lol
Why is the garage so far from the main house?
Not sure
That Mic 🎉 was really loud
$29,000 is what the customer paid? Or that's what the materials cost?
Customer
$40,000 in CA......
Wow
for the permit