Tip: When you install the A/C and all of that, install a whole home dehumidifier! If you have high humidity and do the canning and food preservation, it's worth it 1000%. Plus, you will never have mold in your vent system, which means, no lung issues. Do it now, before you need to do it in the futre and pay high price for it. Just a tip.
Just think! One day soon you’ll be lounging in your chairs and taking in that beautiful scenery knowing that the home was built with your own blood, sweat and tears! ❤️
I am SO excited for you all! It's getting so much closer to "move-in" day!!! You have all worked so hard for this and it gives me such joy to see your dreams coming true! Your new home is beautiful already!! I can't wait to see you get to the interior decorating stage, and you're almost there!!!
Thanks for showing the versatility of a scaffolding on wheels in a previous vid. Got me one for painting the ceiling and rewiring the electrics in the garage. Stay safe, best wishes, greetings from Holland.
Jeremy, thank you for giving me the inspiration to organize my workshop. I've watched all of the house build and also much of the prior material and was inspired to clean out and organize my shop. After my dad died in 2014 I ended up with a LOT of his stuff, but had never sorted it out, and eliminated what I didn't need. I have now and am ready to get back to work. No house build planned but plenty of honey-do jobs. A fan of all four of you, Paul
Hi again! House is coming along so nicely. Soon you'll be moving in and decorating however you like. So so happy for you all! Been a long time now since I've been following your story so I greatly appreciate what you've gone through up to this point. You all are very talented in your own ways and it's always been a sure thing somehow you'd find a way to reach your goal and have this wonderful dream of yours. Can hardly wait for you all to be settled in... Stay safe and healthy. Thx as always for the updates!
Those are a couple of pretty big items checked off that project plan. Great job! Progress is progress. So long as you are not standing still in the hold pattern then you're making progress. I'm getting so excited to see it all finished!
That's great, Jeremy! You're still doing very well in my opinion, even though this is summertime. Your videos are a highlight of my day because they are very positive. That helps in this pandemic time.
Great job! The clip where you are shuffling as you wire made us chuckle! Instead of moonwalking, we dubbed it the “Guildbrook Shuffle”! Y’all are amazing! 💪👏
Jeremy, you truly have done a marvelous job on construction. Can only imagine how much your work has saved your build on dollars. Excited about the progress you have made. 👍👍👍👏👏👏👏
Before you all cover up the walls, can we request a video tour of all of the sayings that have been written up a little slower?! Personally I think it would be a great vid to post right before the "It's finished!" tour. ;)
She's coming along nicely...lots of work, but its the fun kind when its your stuff...enjoy the ride...you'll be there soon enough...keep up the great flicks...thanks...BB
Any amount of progress is a step closer to the finished job! Excited every time I see a video loaded to a You a Tube and can’t wait to watch it. You are doing a great job!
You guys are so inspiring. I've been with you guys ever since you were at your former homestead before you got the goats. Your hour long video on raising chickens got me hooked. It really helped me when I started my flock. I've since added goats, pheasants, turkeys, alpacas and a guard llama. Thank you for your inspiring, educational and fun videos over the years. =)
Good saying to put on your wall is He who asks a question is a fool for five minutes and He who never asks a question is a fool forever. My grand papas favorite saying and it has alot of truth to it
Some questions for an episode of “The Dirt”: When do estimate moving in? Will code allow you to move in with some work still left to do? How do you find the driveway with the gravel? Loving it, or no difference? What are your plans for the trailer? Keep it a living space for the girls, turn it into an office, sell it...? How is the ph of the water from your well? (Mine is very alkaline and has a lot of sediment, so I’m always interested in how people deal with water issues.) Do you plan on doing some water catchment for outdoor watering at the house? Can you do a drone shot of the house area and draw in your plans for using the space? Are the girls excited? Do you have plans to deal with the temperature gradients in the air under the vaulted ceiling? Are you planning to put in extra vents for return flow from the upstairs spaces for the HVAC? I heard there is a wood shortage for some reason...are y’all having any issue sourcing wood for the decks? Are you planning to put some kind of fence or hedge at the cliff?
There should have been a gasket sleeve where the pvc enterered the tank. If it is not there you can gas escaping out of the ground. You want to keep it in the tank. I hope you also remember to install a one-way valve too.
@@augustreil I guess you have never had one over fill due to a faulty level sensor. Shit can back up too. I guess you have not ever worked in construction...Speak from experience not from ignorance...!
Love the idea of the pot filler. I cant wait to see new canning vids in the new house. I'm thinking of making my wife a canning kitchen in our basement, next to our new pantry down there.
I am so bummed. I am all caught up on the video's now have to wait patiently for new ones to come out. I have put into place the 5 hot wintertime drinks to help with colds and flu season. I am almost out of Dandy Blend, love it and addicted to it. I got all the stuff needed to have the other drinks too. I loved the Turmeric and hot milk drink, it was so yummy
Not as bummedr as watching that how to build a castle and they are in year 12 of a 25 year estimated build hardcore Medieval fair style (popped up in the recommended)
I enjoy watching your videos, I just subbed :) We too have a channel and have just finished building our homestead. We built a barndominum and we are getting use to living out in the woods. We have a lot of goats and do a lot of gardening and hunting. Keep up the good work!
Fairly new follower binged watched for a week now. Let me say good on you for the amount of outlets. I hate extension cords. I even had them installed above my nightstands in 2 of the bedrooms for phone and tablet easy access.
It’s looking great! Did you cover how you meet the code for the electrical runs through the cut channels in the ICF foam? I believe they have to be secured along the run and not just stuffed into the foam. Thanks for sharing this amazing journey / build.
I would have went an extra step and poured the floors and top ceiling. I know it is an extra expense but the final product is tornado and hurricane wind proof. It also keeps the inside more thermally stable. At least that's how my father's house is and I love to feel the cool air when I walk in.
I find it interesting that you guys have done everything to code. So often people that go off-grid don't and land up with a shoddy looking house at the end of it but the quality of your build looks high. Is it a requirement of the area you live in, or a choice you made?
Would be curious to know about North Carolina as I presently live in Alabama and I'm looking to move there it's a no more about their inspections being in rural areas how does North Carolina are the county and what their part is in your inspections of your property as you build
@@Guildbrookfarm Ok, since the lighting circuits have a much lower wattage/amp load, the inspector/code is allowing the lighter gauge, and cheaper 14/2 wire. Cool.
Why didn't the plumber put the cleanout Wye at the first joint coming out of the house? Unless it's something to do with code or is that going to be paved right next to the foundation?
@@Guildbrookfarm the guard rails of the scaffolding won't help if you happen to fall from that ladder... Jeremy, you are building something very beautifull, please don't jeopardize it by taking risks with safety...
I can't wrap my head around the fact that you Americans need to fill holes in wooden planks with goop to prevent fire moving. Just don't build with wood.
Tip: When you install the A/C and all of that, install a whole home dehumidifier! If you have high humidity and do the canning and food preservation, it's worth it 1000%. Plus, you will never have mold in your vent system, which means, no lung issues. Do it now, before you need to do it in the futre and pay high price for it. Just a tip.
Just think! One day soon you’ll be lounging in your chairs and taking in that beautiful scenery knowing that the home was built with your own blood, sweat and tears! ❤️
I can only imagine sitting on that porch in the morning with a cup of coffee enjoy the gorgeous view!! Great job of implementing your dream!
The progress and sacrifice y'all have made to follow your dreams is awe inspiring. An honest labor of love! Thank you for allowing us to follow along.
I am SO excited for you all! It's getting so much closer to "move-in" day!!! You have all worked so hard for this and it gives me such joy to see your dreams coming true! Your new home is beautiful already!! I can't wait to see you get to the interior decorating stage, and you're almost there!!!
Thanks for showing the versatility of a scaffolding on wheels in a previous vid. Got me one for painting the ceiling and rewiring the electrics in the garage. Stay safe, best wishes, greetings from Holland.
Very cool idea to load the walls with quotes and inspiration...a nod to so many that have "built" this with you from a distance.
Love the quotes on the walls!
I do too! I was just coming here to comment that!
I had one put on the walls! I love it too!
Jeremy, thank you for giving me the inspiration to organize my workshop. I've watched all of the house build and also much of the prior material and was inspired to clean out and organize my shop. After my dad died in 2014 I ended up with a LOT of his stuff, but had never sorted it out, and eliminated what I didn't need. I have now and am ready to get back to work. No house build planned but plenty of honey-do jobs. A fan of all four of you, Paul
Awesome. Go make stuff! 👍🏻😎🍺
I can't wait to see that Pot Filler put to use. Always love Jaime's canning series and hope she makes many more down the road.
So fascinating to see how this ICF electrical and rough-in is actually done! Cool!!!
Hi again!
House is coming along so nicely. Soon you'll be moving in and decorating however you like. So so happy for you all! Been a long time now since I've been following your story so I greatly appreciate what you've gone through up to this point. You all are very talented in your own ways and it's always been a sure thing somehow you'd find a way to reach your goal and have this wonderful dream of yours. Can hardly wait for you all to be settled in...
Stay safe and healthy. Thx as always for the updates!
Those are a couple of pretty big items checked off that project plan. Great job! Progress is progress. So long as you are not standing still in the hold pattern then you're making progress.
I'm getting so excited to see it all finished!
Great progress and it was fun to watch the time-lapse of the wiring going in.
That's great, Jeremy! You're still doing very well in my opinion, even though this is summertime. Your videos are a highlight of my day because they are very positive. That helps in this pandemic time.
It sure is coming along! it sure has been fun to watching y'all for such a long time, and where you have come. It looks great.
I've literally never known what the inside of a house looks like until now. love y'all
Great job! The clip where you are shuffling as you wire made us chuckle! Instead of moonwalking, we dubbed it the “Guildbrook Shuffle”! Y’all are amazing! 💪👏
Big respect and admiration to & for you guys. If only projects like this could unfold at video speed ;-D
Jeremy, you truly have done a marvelous job on construction. Can only imagine how much your work has saved your build on dollars. Excited about the progress you have made. 👍👍👍👏👏👏👏
Before you all cover up the walls, can we request a video tour of all of the sayings that have been written up a little slower?! Personally I think it would be a great vid to post right before the "It's finished!" tour. ;)
Yes
There are pics of them all on our website. Link is in the description
It is so satisfying seeing how neat everything is. My parents house was built in the 30's and the wiring is all over the place.
Everything is coming together well. I’m excited for your family!
She's coming along nicely...lots of work, but its the fun kind when its your stuff...enjoy the ride...you'll be there soon enough...keep up the great flicks...thanks...BB
Any amount of progress is a step closer to the finished job! Excited every time I see a video loaded to a You a Tube and can’t wait to watch it. You are doing a great job!
many Blessings to you and your family
Appreciate you recording
You guys are so inspiring. I've been with you guys ever since you were at your former homestead before you got the goats. Your hour long video on raising chickens got me hooked. It really helped me when I started my flock. I've since added goats, pheasants, turkeys, alpacas and a guard llama. Thank you for your inspiring, educational and fun videos over the years. =)
Good saying to put on your wall is
He who asks a question is a fool for five minutes and He who never asks a question is a fool forever. My grand papas favorite saying and it has alot of truth to it
shes coming along ! another couple of chores done
Loved the timelapse 👍
Have a good evening 🌻🌻🌻
The pot filler is the bomb! Coming along nicely! 💞💖💕
Also great when cooking pasta !
Some questions for an episode of “The Dirt”:
When do estimate moving in?
Will code allow you to move in with some work still left to do?
How do you find the driveway with the gravel? Loving it, or no difference?
What are your plans for the trailer? Keep it a living space for the girls, turn it into an office, sell it...?
How is the ph of the water from your well? (Mine is very alkaline and has a lot of sediment, so I’m always interested in how people deal with water issues.)
Do you plan on doing some water catchment for outdoor watering at the house?
Can you do a drone shot of the house area and draw in your plans for using the space?
Are the girls excited?
Do you have plans to deal with the temperature gradients in the air under the vaulted ceiling?
Are you planning to put in extra vents for return flow from the upstairs spaces for the HVAC?
I heard there is a wood shortage for some reason...are y’all having any issue sourcing wood for the decks?
Are you planning to put some kind of fence or hedge at the cliff?
Beautiful and spacious!! Love it!!
Jeremy, you need to get that house finished for your family ASAP. It’s too hot outside. Love you guys you guys are the best
congrats. on the inspection pass.
Looking good!!!!!
Thanks :D
I'm happy with your progress too. CUL
Do you have plans on wiring your home for any low voltage electronics Security, surround sound, television cabling, etc...?
Yes. Cat 6 is already in. The rest we’ll finish when porches are done.
It looks so awesome.
Enjoy watching your video
There should have been a gasket sleeve where the pvc enterered the tank. If it is not there you can gas escaping out of the ground. You want to keep it in the tank. I hope you also remember to install a one-way valve too.
What's the one-way valve for ? Shit runs downhill ! lol.
@@augustreil I guess you have never had one over fill due to a faulty level sensor. Shit can back up too. I guess you have not ever worked in construction...Speak from experience not from ignorance...!
@@thelostarchivesserialvault5353, It was a joke. Haven't you ever heard the saying that ''shit always runs downhill'' ?
I hope you have your all duct work planned out with clear runs and that you won't have to start moving your electrical all over place.
Looking beautiful great work.
Love and Hugs from Sapulpa Oklahoma
Love the idea of the pot filler. I cant wait to see new canning vids in the new house. I'm thinking of making my wife a canning kitchen in our basement, next to our new pantry down there.
Awesome and nice video, God bless
Looking good👍
WooHOOO! Looking good! ~Cyn
Nice to watch your videos and how the homes is build in America... Here in Italy is different.
I could work that fast when i was younger looks good
Always informative. ✌
Woo-hoo! Sooo close now. :)
Blessings ~
Great video thanks again
Nice to see you got yourself a multi-tool. I honestly can't see you regretting that decision. Coming along nicely btw. :)
a little bit of gardening, a little bit of house build, and so forth. looking good. good balance. thanks for sharing. any plans on more canning?
I wish I had your energy. You are so fast.
I am so bummed. I am all caught up on the video's now have to wait patiently for new ones to come out. I have put into place the 5 hot wintertime drinks to help with colds and flu season. I am almost out of Dandy Blend, love it and addicted to it. I got all the stuff needed to have the other drinks too. I loved the Turmeric and hot milk drink, it was so yummy
Not as bummedr as watching that how to build a castle and they are in year 12 of a 25 year estimated build hardcore Medieval fair style (popped up in the recommended)
I enjoy watching your videos, I just subbed :) We too have a channel and have just finished building our homestead. We built a barndominum and we are getting use to living out in the woods. We have a lot of goats and do a lot of gardening and hunting. Keep up the good work!
Maybe wasn't shown, but is there sealant between the PVC pipe and septic tank?
Concrete
Fairly new follower binged watched for a week now. Let me say good on you for the amount of outlets. I hate extension cords. I even had them installed above my nightstands in 2 of the bedrooms for phone and tablet easy access.
It’s looking great! Did you cover how you meet the code for the electrical runs through the cut channels in the ICF foam? I believe they have to be secured along the run and not just stuffed into the foam. Thanks for sharing this amazing journey / build.
NICE
I would have went an extra step and poured the floors and top ceiling. I know it is an extra expense but the final product is tornado and hurricane wind proof. It also keeps the inside more thermally stable. At least that's how my father's house is and I love to feel the cool air when I walk in.
Gables
Love the music. Who is it?
I find it interesting that you guys have done everything to code. So often people that go off-grid don't and land up with a shoddy looking house at the end of it but the quality of your build looks high. Is it a requirement of the area you live in, or a choice you made?
It’s a choice. We are building a quality home, regardless of codes.
@@Guildbrookfarm Smart move and one you can enjoy for the rest of your lives.
Did you think of adding a switched receptacle in the eve for Christmas lights?
Wait you did plumbing and electrical before HVAC!
Hi. I was wondering how you picked up your building skills. Or are you learning as you go? Great job by the way. Watch as often as I can
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Just a lot of reading, watching videos, talking to trades people and research. Then just start doin it. 🤷🏻♂️
Man what a Speedy Gonzales
Would be curious to know about North Carolina as I presently live in Alabama and I'm looking to move there it's a no more about their inspections being in rural areas how does North Carolina are the county and what their part is in your inspections of your property as you build
Am I seeing you put in 14/2 wire? I thought they made us go to 12/2 w/ground on about everything some years back. Thanks.
Lighting is all LED. 12/2 is only necessary in kitchen, bathrooms and workshop areas.
@@Guildbrookfarm Ok, since the lighting circuits have a much lower wattage/amp load, the inspector/code is allowing the lighter gauge, and cheaper 14/2 wire. Cool.
+1. .. Super video ICF build primer. .. Luv the videotape. .. Where's the hydronic system?
Just a question ... why dry wall instead of toung and groove or cedar
Probably T&G the ceiling
I know it’s none of my business, but have they ever said how the funded this. I would like to be able to do the same one day. Awesome to see
Sold their old property, have side business and UA-cam. ✌
Why didn't the plumber put the cleanout Wye at the first joint coming out of the house? Unless it's something to do with code or is that going to be paved right next to the foundation?
It will be covered with porch so needed to be forward enough to get to it.
@@Guildbrookfarm Gotcha, I didn't remember if there was going to be a paved /porch area on that side or not from your earlier videos.
" Piss poor planning leads to piss poor performance " or " Failure to prepare is preparing to fail "
So glad we don't have to have inspections.
Metal crimp fittings?
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Do you have a listing of all the wonderful quotes you have on your walls? I would love to have a copy if you do!
Yes they are in the link in the description
@@Guildbrookfarm Thanks I am not very observant!
When you doing drywall
I'll bet this part is way more fun than all that digging, draining, concreting and graveling. I am soooooo done with infrastructure.
It's going to be a beautiful house once it's done and what's the guy's name in the videos
Jeremy
😃👍🏻👊🏻
How is our friend Life in Farm doing which his illness? No posts? Andrè from New York
Your amazon link is broken
Are there any quotes that really go against your beliefs or really rub you the wrong way?
👍👍👍👌♥️♥️♥️
HVAC - AIR CONDITIONING 😄
ICF Comment!
PFL would have split this into 5 episodes, explaining his methods are different because
This isn’t PLFL
@@Guildbrookfarm keep that way, thank you
Pot filler👍
SPIDER MAN
3 lol
a ladder on top of a scaffold? really???
Yes really
Ya gotta do whatcha gotta do.
@@Guildbrookfarm the guard rails of the scaffolding won't help if you happen to fall from that ladder... Jeremy, you are building something very beautifull, please don't jeopardize it by taking risks with safety...
I can't wrap my head around the fact that you Americans need to fill holes in wooden planks with goop to prevent fire moving. Just don't build with wood.
What do you build with ? You guys have absolutely NO WOOD in your houses ?