@@ParadiseNThailand it actually was exciting for me, im very interested in the build, and I also thought that language may "help" the utube algorithm, sorry for the confusion Im particularly interested in your intended landscaping, I think it will reduce the local ground and air temperature for you significantly
@@bluedogozwoofer6737 Thank You, I know nothing about the algorithms, shame on me, I didn't even know comment counts effected the algorithms until someone told me. As I have stated before, I do this as a hobby, so I have never researched what they track. With that, Thank You for teaching me something new.🙏
Nice update - I will say I dont see your vision with the patio palms I would have have gone with a roll down black mesh to block the sun - But you have a great vision and Im sure you will prove me wrong.
Thanks for the complement, but I might be all f--kd up too, lol. we considered an awning of sort, but I did not want to put holes in the new walls, with the end game being natural shade from foliage. Looked for a cheap "temporary" solution. I will elaborate on this a bit more in a video coming out on the 6th. Thanks for watching Tommy.
@@ParadiseNThailand your home is so clean cut with good edges so imo this looks out of place - look forward to the video - end the end who cares what I think Its your Paridice 555!- .
I feel your pain on the erosion, soil, tractor work, drains, rolls of Manila grass, though I had it beat then more rain than I’ve ever seen or imagined came mother nature just laughed. I’ve come to the conclusion that any soil work needs to be done after monsoon. Take care Kenny
I had considered a french drain system, but the wall builder told me I would not need it if I put the drain holes in the walls, which is what we did. I my still put one from the center of that open area out to the rice road.
They call it concrete efflorescence. As per the above comments salt and moisture migration through the concrete. There are many causes. Glad you used a moisture barrier (sheet of plastic) under the house floor.
After you get a truck load of dirt, 6 months later you will probably need another. Good luck with the new spikes!
Like I said, will likely be dealing with this of the rest of my life!
Great idea
Thank you! 😊
A homeowners job is never done. :) Enjoyed your video today.
You got that right! Thanks Steven
this is very exciting
Not sure if you are serious or being sarcastic. Either way, I hope you enjoyed the video! PnT
@@ParadiseNThailand it actually was exciting for me, im very interested in the build, and I also thought that language may "help" the utube algorithm, sorry for the confusion
Im particularly interested in your intended landscaping, I think it will reduce the local ground and air temperature for you significantly
@@bluedogozwoofer6737 Thank You, I know nothing about the algorithms, shame on me, I didn't even know comment counts effected the algorithms until someone told me. As I have stated before, I do this as a hobby, so I have never researched what they track. With that, Thank You for teaching me something new.🙏
You could try an build a bird house for them, Normally birds would order to nest in tree but you no have any
Trees coming in the next video!
Nice update - I will say I dont see your vision with the patio palms I would have have gone with a roll down black mesh to block the sun - But you have a great vision and Im sure you will prove me wrong.
Thanks for the complement, but I might be all f--kd up too, lol. we considered an awning of sort, but I did not want to put holes in the new walls, with the end game being natural shade from foliage. Looked for a cheap "temporary" solution. I will elaborate on this a bit more in a video coming out on the 6th. Thanks for watching Tommy.
@@ParadiseNThailand your home is so clean cut with good edges so imo this looks out of place - look forward to the video - end the end who cares what I think Its your Paridice 555!- .
I feel your pain on the erosion, soil, tractor work, drains, rolls of Manila grass, though I had it beat then more rain than I’ve ever seen or imagined came mother nature just laughed. I’ve come to the conclusion that any soil work needs to be done after monsoon. Take care Kenny
My first season of monsoon. Hoping vegetation will be on my side. I will find out soon! Thanks Wayne.
Mine also.
You should do like other contractors do put some water pipe drainage on your fence in some of the drainage areas and cement them in
I had considered a french drain system, but the wall builder told me I would not need it if I put the drain holes in the walls, which is what we did. I my still put one from the center of that open area out to the rice road.
Good to see you're back home, Now get busy. LOL
You got that right. I'm supposed to be retired!
hi kenny & sompit bet your glad to be home
Hello Terrence, looking forward to our next trip.
The white stuff is salt coming out of the concrete
Oh, ok. Didn't know that. Fortunately, it did not stay white.
They call it concrete efflorescence. As per the above comments salt and moisture migration through the concrete. There are many causes. Glad you used a moisture barrier (sheet of plastic) under the house floor.
@@user-yv9wd7nc3x now I know. Thank you!
Are you planning to do a cost breakdown or reveal on the house?
Yes, should see that video within the next week.